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Project Year Book Architects / Interiors / Landscape 2014 Contents Foreword Project Year Book architects / interiors / landscape 2014 Contents Foreword Mark Hobson The Projects UK Project Coverage Page 1 | Contents | Page 2 Clients Awards Corporate/Private/ | Contractor Clients Public Sector/ 2014 George Rennie Awards, Derby City 2013 Constructing Excellence 2012 LABC East Midlands Best Social Education Clients Charitable Trusts Conservation (Yorkshire & Humber) Housing Development | | | | | | | | 2013 East Midlands Property Awards | | 2014 Procon Awards - Large Non Construction Project of the Year | | Residential category 2011 East Midlands Property Awards | Sustainable Development of the Year | Developers/Investors | | | Regeneration and Restoration Project of | | the Year 2011 Burton upon Trent Civic Society | | Refurbished Buildings Award | | Design Excellence Award | | | | 2014 British Travel Writers Guild, Annual | Tourism Awards | | | 2013 ProCon Awards 2010 RICS Awards East Midlands | | Large Residential Scheme | | | | | | 2014 FBE Forum for Built Environment Regeneration Project of the Year | | | | Residential 2010 RICS International Finals Project of | | | the Year | | | | 2014 RICS Awards | | | | 2013 Construction News Sustainability | | | Project of the Year Building Awards 2014 BREEAM National Awards | Other | | | | | 2013 Derby Civic Society - George Larkin 2010 British Construction Industry | | | 2014 RIBA EM Regional Awards Brighter City Awards Awards Regeneration | | | | | | 2014 Civic Trust Awards Derby 2012 LABC East Midlands Best Education 2010 East Midlands Property Dinner | | | Development Design Excellence Award | | | | | | Page 3 | | Page 4 The People Nottingahm Staff Admin / Colin Tompkins Simon Graham Gary Boydell Catherine Lambert Simon Middlecote Janette Clarke Emma Atkins Laura Mackay Samantha Eades Louise Scott Support Staff Derby Staff Andrew Guy Simon Cottrell Keith Hayday Russ Harding Leo Ward Paul Anderton Steve Basran Robert Fowkes David Brooks Lee Smith Tom Lowe Nick Keightley Alex Lipinski Fergus Lowe Ravi Matharu Andy Purvis David Crane Joe Boyce Jamie Madeley Steve Ager Jane Fortescue Nathan Craig Stephen Kirkpatrick Leicester Staff Jon White Lorraine Bergin Ian Hewitt Hilary Taylor Greer Cook Colm Richardson Ian Harris Richard Issleib Katherine Tokarski Adrian Goodrich Marc Hargreaves Ismail Haruna Steve Williams Chris Radcliffe Jonathan Martin Mohammed Khaliq Josh Chrystal Graham Wright Harvey Norris Steve Day Tim Boxford Inna Karmovytska | Page 6 The Strands, Welford Place, Bids Leicester Client: Value: and Sector: Competitions Page 7 | | Page 8 The University of Nottingham Sports Centre Client: Value: Sector: | Page 10 National Space Centre, Leicester Client: Sector: | Page 12 Budget: Client: Funding: Sector: Key Facts: | Page 14 New Teaching Building, University Park Campus Client: Value: Sector: | Page 16 Nottingham University Academy of Science and Technology (NUAST) Client: Value: Sector: Key Facts: Arnold Hill Academy, Nottingham Key Facts: Client: Value: Sector: | Page 18 Portland Building The University of Nottingham Client: Value: Sector: Key Facts: | Page 20 Soar Valley Visitor Centre, Leicester New Hotel, Miami, Florida Client: Client: Value: Value: Sector: Sector: Key Facts: Key Facts: | Page 22 The Strands, Welford Place, Leicester Client: Value: Sector: Key Facts: | Page 24 Key Facts: City Science Campus Client: BioCity Nottingham / Henry Boot Client: Value: c £9m Value: Sector: Workplace Sector: | Page 26 Ongoing Centre of Excellence for Dual Fuel Technology, Kingston upon Soar Design Client: Value: Sector: Development | Page 28 project: drawing: scale: date: dwg. no. Kingston Spinney Centre of Excellence for Dual Fuel Technology, Canning Circus, Nottingham research and 39.6m Kingston upon Soar hillside site Client: Client: 45.4m Value: Kingston Spinney 46.9m Value: Sector: steps steps conference and training centre steps deisel Hill Side two storey landscaped Sector: 1 access accommodation) LNG 1,186 m2 23 m2 two storey central main site two storey recycling 43.3m store storey 11 swale Magazine 15 Plantation sta Key Facts: technicians new accommodation lodge accommodation in 23 Key Facts: track . N access only lodge store 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Track and pedestrian Crownend Wood masterplan 1:1250 project: drawing: SIte Proposed - Plan scale: date: dwg. no. | Page 30 project: drawing: scale: date: dwg. no. 83.43 83.46 Knowsley Community College, Merseyside 81.61 Client: Not Listed 81.08 79.83 79.83 79.44 Value: Not visible from street level - assumed roof line Not visible from street level Sector: Not visible from street level - assumed roof line 76.96 76.97 75.25 66.61 66.67 66.63 66.50 66.45 66.34 66.18 New door Key Facts: Pocklington Walk, Leicester Elevation A Client: Datum 60.00m Datum 60.00m Value: Sector: new window new window new window new window new window B within existing within existing within existing within existing within existing A opening opening opening opening opening Unit 033 83.46 83.09 A: 56 m2 83.14 82.97 Unit 020 (lower) 82.67 82.67 Unit 034 Unit 035 Unit 022 (lower) A: 56 m2 Unit 021 (lower) A: 50 m2 81.22 A: 52 m2 A: 57 m2 Unit 032 A: 50 m2 +71.44 11 10 12 13 14 +70.23 15 +71.44 A: 53 m2 +71.44 79.83 +70.24 9 8 +70.24 7 Shared Access 6 A: 14 m2 +71.44 New New 15 5 4 3 2 1 window window 14 1 1 Elevation Estimated. 13 2 77.78 1 2 Unit 031Not visible from street level New window 12 3 2 3 11 4 15 450 4 10 5 14 +69.40 A: 38 m2 5 13 +70.38 +71.96 3 x 150 = 6 7 8 9 10 12 11 6 7 8 9 New window New window Note1: Unit 023 New elevation subject to review with conservation officer Note1: Unit 028 (lower) New elevation subject to A: 38 m2 Shared Stairwell Unit 019 review with conservation officer A: 18 m2 15 A: 52 m2 15 A: 51 m2 +69.65 +71.02 New window Unit 030 New window 14 14 13 13 Unit12 027 (lower) 12 11 11 A: 40 m2 10 +71.01 10 9 9 A:8 54 m2 15 x 180 = 2,700 8 7 7 6 6 +70.01 5 5 4 4 New window 15 x 180 = 2,700 3 3 Shared Access 2 2 +69.55 1 1 A: 17 m2 Shared Stairwell +71.02 A: 20 m2 +71.76 +71.78 +69.68 +71.44 New window 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 +69.79 +71.04 Unit 025 9 Shared10 11 12 13 14 15 Access16 +71.00 Unit 018 A: 17 m2 A: 65 m2 66.18 A: 56 m2 66.04 65.93 65.81 65.72 +69.77 +70.98 +69.82 +71.77 Unit 024 Unit 026 +71.77 to new threshold. New A: 77 m2 A: 57 m2 Shared Access Shared Stairwellinstated instated door Unit 029 A: 25 m2 A: 32 m2 A: 10 m2 +71.01 A: 56 m2 +71.00 +69.72 Elevation B For Planning Datum 60.00m Datum 60.00m project: drawing: | Page 32 scale: date: dwg. no. Notes: Key Original walls to be retained Areas stated are indicative only External Space Allowance to be made for additional wall linings for requirements for Walls added in later years to be retained Shared Residential space Building Regulations etc. New Walls 1 Bed Apartments Read in conjunction with demolition plans & elevations, proposed For Planning elevations & sections. New Stairs/ ramps/ doors/ windows 2 Bed Apartments project: +00.00 Existing Levels to be retained Store/ Plant drawing: +00.00 Proposed new levels Leisure/ Office scale: date: dwg. no.
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