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Project Book Project Book Great to work with. Great to work for. architecture / interiors / landscape / masterplanning Contents t Project Coverage 3 • Centre for Design & Central Technologies • DRIIVe, Derby 54 • York Place, Nottingham 79 Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham 29 Foreword • Avanti Fields School, Leicester 55 • Gateway House, Leicester 81 - CEO 4 • Selly Park Girls' School, Birmingham 31 Mark Hobson • Digital Media Hub, Stoke-on-Trent 56 • The Courts, Nottingham 82 5 • Arnold Market Site, Nottinghamshire 32 The People • London Road Cemetery, Coventry 57 Clients 7 • Gungate, Tamworth 58 RIBA Stage 6 8 Awards RIBA Stages 3 and 4 • Stafford Street, Wolverhampton 59 Handover and Close Out Developed Design / Technical Design maber News 9 • Newark Fire Station, Newark 85 • Waterside Primary School, Leicester 35 • Sapphire Court, Solihull 60 • Aldi - Sherwood Oaks, Nottinghamshire 86 • Church Gate, Leicester 37 • Aubrey Place, Milton Keynes 61 • Radcliffe Road Stand Extension, RIBA Stages 1 and 2 • Bedford Street, Covent Garden, London 62 Preparation and Brief / Concept Design • Burleigh Court Conference Centre, Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, Nottingham 87 Loughborough 38 • The Reserve, Nottinghamshire 15 • Wilsthorpe School, Long Eaton 89 • Howes Close Sports Pavillion, • Build to rent interior concepts 17 RIBA Stage 5 • Akaal Primary School, Derby 90 Cambridgeshire 39 Construction • Headquarters Building, Derbyshire 18 • Nottinghamshire Golf and Country Club, • Office Development, Kettering 40 • Romo Fabrics, Nottinghamshire 65 Nottinghamshire 91 • Swindon, Wiltshire and Gloucestershire • Treetops In-Patient Hospice, Derbyshire 41 Institute of Technology 19 • Romo Fabrics - Landscape, Nottinghamshire 67 • Sutherland Primary School, Stoke-on-Trent 93 • Chainey Place, Nottingham 43 • Lancaster Street, Birmingham 20 • MTIF Boots Enterprise Zone, • Cadet Training Centre, Frimley Park, • Diamond Light Synchrontron, Harwell 44 Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham 68 Camberley, Surrey 95 • Clinical Skills Building, • Overslade House, Northampton 96 Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham 21 • Billing Brook Road, Thorplands 45 • MTIF Clifton Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham 69 • Burleigh Court Hotel, Loughborough 97 • County Council Campus, Nottingham 22 • Market Quarter, Rugby 47 • Compass Point, Market Harborough 70 • Engineering and IIDRA, • Southampton Row, Holborn 23 • Arkwright Street, Nottingham 48 • Yew Tree Primary School, Walsall 71 Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham 98 • Medici, One Hockley, Nottingham 25 • Albany Road, Coventry 49 • Lordswood Boys' School, Birmingham 72 • Silver Arcade, Leicester 99 • Costain Offices, Manchester 26 • Deakins Place, Nottingham 50 • Bishop Ellis Catholic Primary School, Leicester 73 • Rolls-Royce Pacific, Derby 101 • Bold Lane, Derby 27 • Highgate, Birmingham 51 • Midland Metropolitan • Bemrose School, Derby 102 • Loughborough Road, Nottingham 28 • Spa Road, Bermondsey 52 University Hospital, Birmingham 74 • Fullhurst Community College, Leicester 103 • Project Xenia, Nottingham 53 • Woodland Adventure Zone, Mansfield 75 • Saffron Court, Nottingham 104 • Rolls-Royce Test-Bed 80, Derby 77 • Nottingham High School, Nottingham 105 • Rolls-Royce Turbine, Derby 78 • Icknield Port Loop, Birmingham 107 Page 1 | Contents Page 2 | Contents Project Coverage Foreword Mark Hobson - CEO This publication provides an overview In this cautious market our differentiators have paid of Maber Architects across the final dividends and we have seen positive benefits in being two years of the decade, giving an able to offer a range of design and consultancy roles insight into the developments in the that are complimentary to our architectural services practice and some of the project including landscape, interiors, urban design, BIM and challenges that we have faced during CDM Principal Designer services. Our investment in 2018 and 2019. For many service IT has really started to deliver tangible benefits to our sector businesses these have been clients and our use of 3D Printing and Virtual Reality challenging years and the sense is software has really started to make a positive influence that the 2016 Referendum decision to on the way that we design and detail buildings. leave the European Union has created an economic hiatus which has really The practice has embraced new ways of working started to bite during this period. across our five offices and maber Leicester have Office Locations pioneered the change with a move to Silver Arcade in Having said that, as a business we have continued the heart of the city. These moves continue to build to benefit from many long established key client on our profile as a practice that is ‘great to work with’ Nottingham relationships combined with various public and private on behalf of our clients and ‘great to work for’ in terms sector frameworks. We have successfully managed of our staff. Our recently launched common purpose Derby to maintain our diverse project workload across document sets out our vision, mission and values Leicester residential, workplace, education, health, hospitality, going forward and this was recognised by the award Birmingham industrial and leisure sectors. of Investors in People Gold accreditation during 2019. London The residential sector has been fairly resilient during maber start the new decade with a degree of this period and we have worked on numerous student optimism that is founded on a healthy order book and accommodation, build to rent and hotel/hospitality a strong pipeline of new opportunities. For that we projects. Our teams have designed and completed would like to thank our clients and all those that we various primary and secondary schools through the collaborate with on projects for their ongoing support Priority School Building Programme and in the higher and trust in our creative abilities. education sector we have worked on a number of challenging projects including laboratories, workshops and bespoke teaching facilities. In the commercial workplace sector the completion of the Romo Fabrics global HQ in Kirkby in Ashfield marks the culmination of a four year design and construction phase for the practice and the successful delivery of yet another major design led project. Page 3 | Project Coverage Foreword | Page 4 Mark Hobson Ian Harris The People Steve Basran Nick Keightley Colin Tompkins David Brooks Fergus Lowe Lee Smith Alex Lipinski Tim Boxford Hilary Taylor Leo Ward Andy Purvis Ben Slipper Catherine Lambert Gary Boydell Offices in: • Nottingham • Derby Mark Pout Alice Griffin Samantha Eades Josh Chrystal Marc Hargreaves Ruzha Sirmanova Chris Radcliffe Peter Beeton • Leicester • Birmingham • London Katie Briggs Luke Kenney Simon Cottrell Paul Anderton Janette Clarke Stephanie Kyle Josh Dudley Nick Greenwood Mark Rizk Fiona Nye Dhanesh Lakha Mariana Paschidi Tom Anderton Richard Hall Keith Hayday Zubair Kasim Amin Ismail Nathan Craig Jamie Madeley David Sweales Jo Woods Dan Ursua Greer Cook Rachel Marshall Jonathan Martin Krishna Patel Russ Hardager Luke Snow Jane Spitzmuller Stephen Kirkpatrick Louise Scott Richard Issleib Ian Mars Elena Papachristodoulou Ravi Matharu Navdeep Bilkhu Laura Mackay Robert Fowkes Adrian Goodrich Laura Green Caroline Towndrow Steve Ager Graham Wright Olga Hejnowicz Emma Thickitt Page 5 | The People The People | Page 6 • 2019 Willmott Dixon’s Partner Awards • 2018 RIBA East Midlands • 2016 LABC West Midlands Building Winner - Midlands Customer Award Finalist - Isaac Newton Building, University Excellence Awards of Lincoln Winner - Futures@SSC South Staffordshire • 2019 BALI Awards Finalist - Leicester Castle Business School, College Winner - Icknield Port Loop, Birmingham De Montfort University - Best Inclusive Building - Community & Schools Development Clients - £500k+ Regeneration Scheme • 2017 Insider Midlands Residential Awards • 2016 Graphisoft Archicad BIM Awards Winner - Architect of the Year Winner - Hertfordshire, Luton & Reading n n Grange St Martins Ltd n Regal Sherwood Oaks Ltd Aecom Infrastructure & Environment UK • 2019 Derby Civic Society PSBP Batch of Schools n n n Amberside Retail Ltd Grants of Shoreditch Ltd Rolleston Almshouse Charity George Larkin Brighter City Award • 2017 Education Estates Awards - Project of the Year n Anchor House Construction Ltd n GRT Nottingham Lift Co Ltd n Rolls-Royce pcl Winner - Bemrose School Finalist - Architectural Practice of the Year n Arcadis n Henry Brothers Midlands Ltd n Romo Holdings Ltd • 2016 East Midlands Constructing n Ashlar Projects Ltd n Hillbrooke House n Samworth Brothers • 2018 CIAT National Award • 2017 Graphisoft Awards Excellence Awards n n Commended - Excellence in Architectural Winner - Isaac Newton Building, University Highly Commended - Space2, Nottingham n B&K Thomas Holdings Ltd Hortons Estate Developments Ltd Sapphire (Harlow) Nominee Ltd Technology - Robert Fowkes for AgriSTEM, of Lincoln n n n Balfour Beatty HP Construction SERFCA South Staffordshire College - BIM Project of the Year • 2016 Leicester Mercury Business Awards n BAM Construction Ltd n Hydrogen Investments (Curzon) Ltd n Shakespeare Martineau LLP Finalist - Isaac Newton Building, University Winner - Creativity Industries Business of the n Bespoke n Investin Beeston Ltd n Sigma 2004 Ltd • 2018 LABC East Midlands Building of Lincoln Year - Best Public Sector Project of the Year n Bishop and Sewell n J Tomlinson Ltd n Simoco Wireless Solutions Excellence Winner - Best Education Building - Isaac n n Kier Construction LLtd n South Staffordshire
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