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Construction Sector Trends Comment by Michael Dall, Lead

Economist at Barbour ABI

Spend per Quarter Spend per quarter within the main

construction sectors over the past

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Construction Sector Trends The UK economy has performed better than analysts’ expectations over the past 12 months with a series of macroeconomic indicators providing an upbeat view of current performance and future prospects.

After the ‘great recession’ of 2008/9 the pattern of economic growth had been mixed with quarters of economic growth followed by decline. However, from Q1 2013 the UK has experienced five quarters of economic growth for the first time since 2007 indicating the improving conditions in the economy. This is shown in the graph below:

About MichaelMichael is Barbour ABI’s Lead Economist specialising in

construction and the built environment. He leads on Barbour

ABI’s research and outputs on the construction sector,

assessing the trends and developments which impact upon

it. Prior to this, Michael worked for GVA Grimley as a Principal

Economist focusing on the commercial property sector.

The CPA project the construction sector to grow by 4.5% in 2014, rising to 4.8% in 2015 and 4.3% in 2016

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Ecobuild & Barbour ABI In common with the UK economy the

construction sector confounded most commentators’ expectations by growing in 2013 and making a solid start to 2014. The sector grew by 1.1% in 2013, after a decline of 8.2% in 2012. Construction grew by 0.6% in Q1 2014, the first time the sector had grown in the first quarter since 2011.

The CPA project the construction sector to grow by 4.5% in 2014, rising to 4.8% in 2015 and 4.3% in 2016. This indicates that the UK market provides numerous opportunities for investors over the coming years.

Over the last 12 months it is the residential sector which has been the most prominent in the UK with total contract value of over £21 billion, 33% of the UK total. Infrastructure had the second highest share of construction contracts with £15.8 billion of awards in the last year, the equivalent of 25% of the total value awarded. Commercial & retail accounted for 13% of contracts awarded with contract values of £8.7 billion over the last year.

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Sustainability Market DriversBuilding regulations• Progress towards the governments zero

carbon targets is being driven by the tightening of building energy regulations. The latest iteration of energy regulation stipulated new homes must emit 6% and all other buildings 9% less carbon from April 2014.

• Many local authorities demand new developments are more energy efficient than required by building regulations as a condition of planning. For example London requires new projects exceed energy regulations by 25%.

• Many new buildings and refurbishments are subject to the BREEAM environmental assessment rating. This sets minimum standards for the environmental impact of materials, water and energy use. Most public sector projects must meet BREEAM ratings exceeding building regulations as a condition of funding.

Other regulations• The Energy Act stipulates all buildings that

are rented or leased must meet minimum energy performance standards of an EPC rating of ‘E’ or better from 2018. This will stimulate retrofit programmes.

Incentives• Improving the energy efficiency of existing

buildings is being driven by the Green Deal which provides a loan for improvements funding by savings on bills. Energy secretary Ed Davey recently announced a £100m boost to the Green Deal incentive scheme.

• The Energy Company Obligation is funded from a levy on energy bills and is used to retrofit inefficient homes including providing some funding for the Green Deal. It is worth £1.85bn between January 2013 and March 2017.

Policy and market drivers• Government target of cutting carbon

emissions by 80% by 2050 is driving built environment policy. This states all new homes must be zero carbon from 2016 and all other buildings from 2019.

• Many large corporate occupiers demand their leased premises meet environmental standards exceeding the regulatory minimum. Property developers are future proofing the value of their portfolios by developing to significantly higher standards than required by building regulations.

• Owner occupiers can save significant sums on energy bills for a small uplift in the capital cost of new projects. Developing more sustainable buildings is being used as a marketing tool too.

• Europe has set a target for member states to generate 15% of their electricity from renewable sources by 2020. The UK introduced a feed in tariff for renewable electricity and the government has committed to increasing the number of PV installations on its estate including on 24,000 schools.

• The renewable heat incentive provides cash back for low and zero carbon heat technologies. The domestic RHI provides funding for biomass boilers, heat pumps and solar thermal. The non domestic RHI provides funding for the same technologies plus deep geothermal, bio-methane and biogas, and CHP.




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Location of monthly contracts

Region Percentage

East Midlands 6.69

East of England 7.05

London 27.07

North East 3.46

North West 10.40

Scotland 5.98

South East 14.44

South West 8.85

Wales 2.54

West Midlands 6.78

Yorks & Humber 6.74

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Sep 1714 757

Oct 2061 1085

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Dec 1964 713

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Feb 1373 1110

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Our research on the residential sector shows that the value of contracts awarded in the past 12 months have increased by 45.1% compared to the previous 12 months to a total level of £21 bn. London was the main location for these contracts, accounting for 27% of the value awarded in the past year. This is followed by the South East which accounted for 14% of the value awarded and the North West accounting for 10%. These strong rates of growth are expected to continue according to latest Construction Products Association forecasts which predict private housing starts to increase by 18% in 2014 and 10% in 2015.

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For the commercial sector there is a similar positive story. Over the last 12 months the value of contracts in the sector in the UK was £8.7 billion which is an increase of 14.7% over the previous 12 months. London was again the main location of these contracts, accounting for 35% of the total value. The South East was also strongly represented with 12% of the value awarded and Yorkshire & the Humber recording 11% of contract value. Commercial growth is forecast to continue according to the CPA with output growth of 2.6% forecast for 2014 and 5.2% in 2015.

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Oct 801 572

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Dec 425 465

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Feb 609 809

Mar 856 1,148

Apr 825 561

May 1,042 1,323

Jun 704 380


Region Percentage

East Midlands 7.34


London 34.92

North East 3.58

North West 6.06

Scotland 8.52

South East 11.91

South West 4.18

Wales 1.80

West Midlands 5.98

Yorks & Humber 10.67


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Infrastructure is another improving sector within the UK construction industry. Contracts awarded in the last 12 months are 2.2% higher than the previous 12 months with values of £15.8 billion between July 2013 and June 2014. In addition the CPA predicts that output in the infrastructure sector is set to grow by 10.5% in 2014 and by 7.2% in 2015.

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Feb 595 838

Mar 996 2513

Apr 1473 955

May 804 771

Jun 1283 1014


Region Percentage

East Midlands 6.71


London 14.76

North East 6.17

North West 11.23

Scotland 16.79

South East 8.41

South West 6.39

Wales 5.12

West Midlands 4.24

Yorks & Humber 6.85


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& HealthThe healthcare sector is showing signs of returning to growth in 2014. The latest figures for the sector show that in the last 12 months the value of contracts awarded were £2.1 billion, 0.4% higher than the previous 12 months. Scotland (17%), London (15%), East of England (13%) and the North West (11%) were the major locations of contracts in the UK. The forecasts for the health sector are now more encouraging with output forecast to increase by 1% in 2014 and 4% in 2015 and 2016.


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Sep 119 189

Oct 279 97

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Jan 84 158

Feb 102 156

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Apr 397 82

May 94 474

Jun 221 84


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East Midlands 4.66


London 11.41

North East 2.81

North West 15.93

Scotland 14.34

South East 19.92

South West 4.02

Wales 2.57

West Midlands 4.37

Yorks & Humber 7.81


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The education marketplace in the UK is also in a healthy position going into 2015. Contracts awarded over the last 12 months were valued at £7.1 billion are 29.4% higher than the previous 12 months. The South East (15%), Scotland (14%), London (13%) and the South West (12%) are the main locations of education contracts over the past year. The education sector is set to return to growth in 2014 according to the CPA with a predicted annual output growth of 2.2% rising to 6.3% in 2017.


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May 657 523

Jun 684 632


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East Midlands 5.91


London 13.32

North East 3.75

North West 9.30

Scotland 13.74

South East 15.04

South West 11.77

Wales 3.10

West Midlands 8.57

Yorks & Humber 5.68


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Take a look at the some of the key projects in progress from this quarter.

Index to Projects

Eden Project - Green Build Hub £1,000,000CORNWALL

Site Address: Eden Project, Bodelva, Par, Cornwall, PL24 2SG

Scheme: Green Build Hub. Envelope: Wall Cladding: render, timber boarding; Wall Features: balconies; Roof Cladding: Sedum roof; Windows: timber framed; External Doors: timber, Glazed doors; Interior:

Stairs: Balustrades; Floor Finishes: stone flooring; Structure: Roofing: pitched; Services: H & V: Solar panels; Personnel Movement: passenger lifts; Siteworks: linked mains supply; Tanks: Septic tank;

Start: fourth quarter 2014

Status: Detail planning granted (TP ref PA12/03104).

Project Contacts

Architect: Ocean Services, Stennick House, Stennick Road, St Austell, Cornwall, PL25 3SW. Phone: 01726 874450

Client: Cornwall Sustainable Building Trust, Tehidy Cottage, Burngullow Lane, St Austell, Cornwall, PL26 7TQ. Phone: 01726 64651

CDM Coordinator, Project Manager, Sustainability Consultant & Quantity surveyor: Ward Williams Associates, Compass House, Truro Business Park, Threemilestone, Truro, Cornwall, TR4 9LD. Phone: 01872 272906

Mech. & Elec Engineer: Hoare Lea, Mills Bakery, Royal William Yard, Plymouth, Devon, PL1 3RP. Phone: 01752 665511

Contractor: Gilbert & Goode, The Old Workshop, Stennack Road, St Austell, Cornwall, PL25 3SW. Phone: 01726 64800

Project Manager: Eden Project Limited, Bodelva, Par, St Austell, Cornwall, PL24 2SG. Phone: 01726 811900

Structural Engineer: Cdec Limited, Boundary Road, Dunmere, Bodmin, Cornwall, PL31 2RX. Phone: 01208 78655

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» Wilsons School

» St Laurence Drive - Care Home

» Dagenham Fire Station

» Boughton Retail Park

» Runshaw College

» University Of Nottingham

» Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service HQ

» Maiden Lane Estate

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Image source: www.marshallarchitects.co.uk

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Electric House £1,875,000 (est)BRENT

Site Address: Electric House, 296 -296a Willesden Lane, Willesden, Cricklewood, London, NW2 5HW.

Scheme: 25 one, two and three

bedroom houses and retail on the ground floor. Siteworks: demolition, soft landscaping, upgraded access, landscaping, hard landscaping, earthworks, scaffolding;

Start: August 2014

Status: Detail planning approved (TP ref 13/1428).

Wilsons School - Classrooms/Canteen/Music Studio £2,000,000 (est)CROYDON

Site Address: Wilsons School, Mollison Drive, Wallington, Surrey, SM6 9JW.

Scheme: Two storey building to provide 10 new classrooms, canteen, music studio and first floor walkway link, with associated works. Structure: Main Structure: Prefabricated/Pod construction;

Start: early July 2014

Status: Detail planning granted (TP ref D2013/67938).

Project Contacts

Architect: Stephen Marshall Architects, Unit B, North Gainsborough Studios, 1 Poole Street, Islington, London, N1 5EB. Phone: 020 7033 3130

Client: Network Stadium Housing Association, 148 Cambridge Heath Road, Tower Hamlets, London, E1 5QJ. Phone: 0300 373 3002

Planner: Jones Lang LaSalle, 22 Hanover Square, Westminster, London, W1S 1JA. Phone: 020 7493 6040

Sustainability Consultant, Mech.& Elec Engineer: Calford Seaden, St Johns House, 1A Knoll Rise, Orpington, Kent, BR6 0JX. Phone: 01689 888222

Civil engineer & Structural engineer: Ellis & Moore Consulting Engineers, Hill House, Highgate Hill, Upper Holloway, London, N19 5NA. Phone: 020 7281 4821

Contractor: Durkan Limited, Durkan House, 214-224 High Street, Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire, EN8 7DR.

Project Contacts

Contractor, Agent, Architect, Foundations subcontractor & Groundworks subcontractor: Built Offsite Limited, London House, Shawbury Business Park, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY4 4EA. Phone: 01939 252900

Client: Wilsons School, Mollison Drive, Wallington, Surrey, SM6 9JW. Phone: 020 8773 2931

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Image source: www.vincent-gorbing.co.uk

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St Laurence Drive - Care Home £3,850,000BROXBOURNE

Site Address: Former Wormley Jmi School, St Laurence Drive, Wormley, Broxbourne, Hertfordshire, EN10 6LH.

Scheme: New 77 bedroom dementia care home comprising of a managers office, staff room, shop, training room, library, cafe, lounge/diner, roof area with wooden balcony/terrace, enclosed outside amenity courtyard with cafe seating area, outside sitting rooms, sensory planting, parking, access and landscaping, following demolition of existing buildings. Envelope: Wall Cladding: facing brickwork, render; Roof Cladding: single ply membrane, Sedum roof; Roof Features: rooflight; Roads: Surfaces: car parking surface; Structure: Roofing: flat, pitched; Services: H & V: solar panels - photovoltaic; Personnel Movement: passenger lifts; Siteworks: demolition, new access, soft landscaping, hard landscaping;

Start: January 2015

Status: Detail planning approval sought (TP ref 07/14/0628/CM).

Dagenham Fire Station - London Fire PFI £5,000,000 BARKING

Site Address: 70 Rainham Road North, Dagenham, Essex, RM10 7ES.

Scheme: Replacement fire station comprising three storey station building, four appliance bays, drill tower, recharging facility building and associated works. Proposals form part of the London Fire PFI development. Envelope: Wall Cladding: facing brickwork, anodised profiled aluminium cladding, rainscreen

cladding; Windows: aluminium framed; Glazing: double glazed; External Doors: aluminium; Roads: Surfaces: tar macadam; Structure: Main Structure: glulam; Roofing: flat; Services: Security: detection & alarm systems, CCTV, security lighting, security fencing; Siteworks: demolition;

Start: fourth quarter 2014

Status: Detail planning granted (TP ref 12/00837/FUL). This is one of 5 stations in Phase 2. Subcontractors from Phase 1 are likely to be novated to this phase but this will be confirmed on a project by project basis once projects begin on site.

Project Contacts

Client: London Fire & Emergency Authority, 169 Union Street, Southwark, London, SE1 0LL. Phone: 020 8555 1200

Agent: Jacobs, Tower Bridge Court, 226 Tower Bridge Road, Southwark, London, SE1 2UP. Phone: 020 7403 3330

Contractor: Kier London Limited, 2 Langston Road, Loughton, Essex, IG10 3SD. Phone: 020 8508 5622

Architect: Maddox & Associates Limited, 25 Floral Street, City, London, EC2E 9DS. Phone: 08451 211706

Architect: Building Design Partnership Head Office, 16 Brewhouse Yard, Clerkenwell, City, London, EC1V 4LJ. Phone: 020 7812 8000

Sustainability Consultant, Mech.& Elec Engineer: Building Design Partnership Head Office, 16 Brewhouse Yard, Clerkenwell, City, London, EC1V 4LJ. Phone: 020 7812 8000

Project Contacts

Client: Quantum Care Limited, Unit 4, Silvercourt, Watchmead, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, AL7 1TS. Phone: 01707 393293

Contractor: ISG Jackson Limited, Jackson House, 86 Sandy Hill Lane, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP3 0NA. Phone: 01473 335000

Architect: RDT Design,

5 Kinsbourne, Luton Road, Harpenden, Hertfordshire, AL5 3BL. Phone: 01582 461060

Planner: Vincent & Gorbing Associates, Sterling Court, Norton Road, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, SG1 2JY. Phone: 01438 316331

Site Owner/Ground Landlord: Hertfordshire County Council, County Hall, Pegs Lane, Hertford, Hertfordshire, SG13 8DN. Phone: 0300 123 4040

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Boughton Retail Park - Waitrose Store £5,000,000CHESHIRE WEST & CHESTER

Site Address: Boughton Retail Centre, Boughton, Chester, Cheshire, CH3 5AF.

Scheme: Redevelopment of site to provide a 4517m2 Waitrose food store, 195m2 energy centre and 894m2 retail space with associated

footbridge and car parking. Envelope: Wall Cladding: profiled cladding, structural glazing; Wall Features: curtain walling; Structure: Main Structure: structural steel frame; Roofing: flat; Services: Security: CCTV, security lighting; Siteworks: new access, soft landscaping, new mains supply, hard landscaping, floodlighting;

Start: March 2014

Status: Detail planning granted (TP ref 12/01985/FUL).

Project Contacts

Project Manager: Waitrose Limited Head Office, Doncastle Road, Southern Industrial Area, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 8YA. Phone: 01344 424680

Architect & Landscape Architect: Broadway Malyan, 20 Chapel Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, L3 9AG. Phone: 0151 600 3500

Planner: HOW Planning LLP, 40 Peter Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M2 5GP. Phone: 0161 835 1333

Mech.& Elec Engineer: Synergy Building Services Solutions Limited, Grove House, Waltham Road, White Waltham,

Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 3TN. Phone: 01628 828777

Structural Engineer: WA Fairhurst & Partners, 1 Arngrove Court, Barrack Road, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne And Wear, NE4 6DB. Phone: 0191 221 0505

Quantity Surveyor: EC Harris, 10th Floor, 3 Piccadilly Place, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M1 3BN. Phone: 0161 245 8700

Contractor: Barr Holdings Limited Head Office, 100 Inchinnan Road, Paisley, Strathclyde, PA3 2RE. Phone: 0141 848 8000

Image source: www.waitrose.co.uk

Runshaw College - Science and Technology Centre £5,000,000 CHORLEY

Site Address: Runshaw College, Euxton Lane,

Euxton, Chorley, Lancashire, PR7 6AQ.

Scheme: Extension to existing college to provide new science and technology centre, with associated works. Envelope: Wall Cladding: profiled aluminium cladding, composite wall panels, composite metal cladding; Wall Features: curtain walling; Roof

Cladding: composite metal panels; Windows: aluminium framed, colour coated aluminium framed; Glazing: double glazed; External Doors: aluminium; Siteworks: landscaping;

Start: August 2014

Status: Detail planning granted (TP ref 13/01198/FUL).

Project Contacts

Quantity Surveyor & Architect: McBains Cooper, Blackfriars House, St Marys

Parsonage, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M3 2JA. Phone: 0161 278 0404

Client: Runshaw College, Langdale Road, Leyland, Lancashire, PR25 3DQ.

Phone: 01772 622677

Contractor: Balfour Beatty Construction Limited, Cavendish House, Cross Street, Sale, Cheshire, M33 7BU. Phone: 0161 741 6100

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University of Nottingham - GSK Sustainable Chemistry Building £13,000,000 NOTTINGHAM

Site Address: Innovation Park, Triumph Road, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG7 2TU.

Scheme: New sustainable chemistry building. Scheme will also use heat exchangers. Envelope: Wall Cladding: rainscreen cladding; Cedar boarding; Wall Features: curtain walling; Roof Cladding: Sedum roof; Roof Features: rooflight; Glazing: double glazed; Foundations: pile foundations; Interior: Stairs: Balustrades; Wall Finishes: plastering, wall tiling; Floor Finishes: ceramic tile flooring, vinyl flooring, Carpets, Linoleum; Structure: Main Structure: timber frame; Floors: suspended timber; Roofing: flat, timber trussed; Services: H & V: air conditioning, Solar panels, solar panels - photovoltaic; Security: detection & alarm systems, CCTV, door entry systems, security lighting, permanent fencing, security fencing; Personnel Movement: passenger lifts; Siteworks: excavation, soft landscaping, linked mains supply, hard landscaping, Reed beds;

Start: November 2013

Status: Detail planning granted (TP ref 13/00337/PFUL3).

Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service HQ £50,000,000 EDINBURGH

Site Address: Heriot-Watt University Research Park, Research Avenue Riccarton, Edinburgh, Lothian, EH14 4AP.

Scheme: Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service HQ with laboratories for the Scottish National Blood Transfusion Services and parking. Envelope: Wall Cladding: facing brickwork, profiled metal cladding;

Status: Detail planning approval sought (TP ref 14/01353/AMC).

Project Contacts

Client: University of Nottingham, Estate Office, University Park, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG7 2RD. Phone: 0115 951 5151

Architect: Fairhursts Design Group, 55 King Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M2 4LQ. Phone: 0161 831 7300

Civil Engineer, Quantity Surveyor, Structural Engineer, Mech.& Elec Engineer: Aecom Head Office, Aecom House, Victoria Street, St Albans, Hertfordshire, AL1 3ER. Phone: 01727 535000

Quantity Surveyor: Gleeds, Wilford House, 1 Clifton Lane, Wilford, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG11 7AT. Phone: 0115 977 8000

Contractor: Morgan Sindall Limited, Unit 4215, Waterside Centre, Birmingham Business Park, Solihull, West Midlands, B37 7YN. Phone: 0121 329 1500

Project Manager: University of Nottingham, Estate Office, University Park, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG7 2RD. Phone: 0115 951 5151

Project Contacts

Client: NHS Scotland, Glye Square, South Gyle Crescent, Edinburgh, Lothian, EH12 9EB. Phone: 0131 275 6000

Site Owner/Ground Landlord: Heriot-Watt University Estates Office, Riccarton, Currie, Edinburgh, Lothian, EH14 4AS. Phone: 0131 449 5111

Planner: Dundas & Wilson, Saltire Court, 20 Castle Terrace, Edinburgh, Lothian, EH1 2EN. Phone: 0131 228 8000

Project Manager: Mott MacDonald Limited, 1 Atlantic Quay, Broomielaw, Glasgow, Strathclyde, G2 8JB. Phone: 0141 222 4500

Associated Developer: Kajima Partnerships Limited, 55 Baker Street, West Wimbledon, London, W1U 8EW. Phone:

020 3075 1800

Agent: NHS Scotland, Glye Square, South Gyle Crescent, Edinburgh, Lothian, EH12 9EB. Phone: 0131 275 6000

Civil, Structural, Mech.& Elec engineer: Buro Happold, 57-59 Bread Street, Edinburgh, Lothian, EH3 9AH. Phone: 0131 345 5200

Landscape architect: Rankin Fraser, 6 Darnaway Street, Edinburgh, Lothian, EH3 6BG. Phone: 0131 226 7071

Contractor: Interserve Construction Limited, Interserve House, Almondview Business Park, Livingston, Lothian, EH54 6SF. Phone: 01506 447 660

Architect: Reiach & Hall, 6 Darnaway Street, Edinburgh, Lothian, EH3 6BG. Phone: 0131 225 8444

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Project Contacts

Client: London Borough of Camden, Camden Town Hall, Judd Street, Westminster, London, WC1H 9LZ. Phone: 020 7974 4444

Quantity Surveyor, Project Manager & Civil, Structural, Mech.& Elec engineer: McBains Cooper Head Office, 120 Old Broad Street, City, London, EC2N 1AR. Phone: 020 7786 7900

Architect & Landscape

Architect: PRP Architects, 10 Lindsey Street, Smithfield, City, London, EC1A 9HP. Phone: 020 7653 1200

Planner: CBRE Limited Head Office, Henrietta House, Henrietta Place, Westminster, London, W1G 0NB. Phone:

020 7182 2000

Contractor: John Sisk & Son Limited Head Office, 1 Curo Park, Frogmore, St Albans, Hertfordshire, AL2 2DD. Phone: 01727 875551

Maiden Lane Estate - Redevelopment £53,400,000 CAMDEN

Site Address: Maiden Lane Estate, York Way, Camden, London, NW1 9UJ.

Scheme: Maiden Lane Estate Redevelopment: 20 storey residential tower and nine lower rise residential buildings, commercial space on the ground floor is a mix of B1 office, A1 food retail and A3 café following demolition of the existing buildings. Envelope: Wall Cladding: reinforced concrete, precast concrete, composite wall panels, composite metal cladding; Roof Cladding: Sedum roof; Biodiverse/Brown roves; Windows: casement, composite timber/aluminium framed; Glazing: safety glass, double & tripled glazed; External Doors: aluminium, timber; Interior: Stairs: Balustrades, fire escape; Wall Finishes: plastering, wall tiling, Dry lining; Floor Finishes: ceramic tile flooring, vinyl flooring, Carpets; Roads: Surfaces: tar macadam, car parking surface, bollards; associated Road Works: signage, markings, footpaths, kerbing; Services: H & V: central heating, Extraction, blinds, rewiring, lighting; Security: detection & alarm systems, call systems, CCTV, Access control, door entry systems, security lighting, permanent fencing; Personnel Movement: passenger lifts, fire escape; Siteworks: site roads, concrete paving, soft landscaping, extended water supply, linked mains supply, landscaping, hard landscaping, scaffolding;

Start: 21/10/2013

Status: Construction now underway, with first block handed over in Q4 2014 and completion in Q1 2016

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