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Company Profile

ME ConstructionOne team, One focus

“One team, One focus”

Contents

1 Management Structure

2 Market Sectors

3 Area of Operation

4 Client List

5 Recent Projects 6 Corporate Details

7 Accreditations

8 Summary

Management Structure Section 1

“Teamwork - Our aim is to become an integral part of the team”

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Management Chart

Andy HowellContracts Manager

Alan GymerHealth & Safety

Jimmy PetersonIT Services

Peter YoungTemporary Works

Rod WernickM&E Co-ordinator

Approved Subcontractors

Peter McCullaghEstimating Director

Barry O’SullivanCommercial Director

Dennis BarnardOperations Director

Paul DriverBusiness Development

Director

John YeoFinance Director

Contracts

Craftsmen

Peter AndrewContracts Manager

Duncan HareContracts Manager

MarketingEstimating & Pre ContractCommercial TeamsProject Teams

Main Board

Market Sectors Section 2

“Integrity - We strive for fairness in our business and all of our working relationships”

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Value of work ranges from £100k to

£4.5m in the following sectors:

Commercial • Officerefurbishment

• Structural alterations

• Internal and external

Healthcare • Ward refurbishment

• Theatres

• Clinics

• Experienced in working within fully

operational hospitals.

Residential • High quality projects

• Confinedlocations


Conservation • Grade I and II Listed buildings

• Churches and museums


Selected New Build • Traditional

• Extensions

Retail • Shell and core

• Fit-out

• Structural alterations

Education• College refurbishment

• Lecture theatres


• Occupied premises

Market Sectors

Area of Operation Section 3

“Flexible - we maintain the capability to operate successfully in a continually changing environment”

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We operate primarily within the M25.

We can undertake projects outside this

areaforspecificschemesandClients.

Most of our operations are within

Greater London.

Area of Operation

Client / Consultant ListSection 4

“Customer first - our client and design team are foremost in our minds at all times”

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Clients• W A Bong Ltd

• Chelsea & Westminster NHS

Foundation Trust

• Croydon University Hospital NHS

Trust

• Goldsmiths, University of London

• Guy’s & St. Thomas’ Hospital NHS

Foundation Trust

• HomeAway UK

• Howard de Walden Estates

• Imperial College Healthcare NHS

Trust

• Kings College London

• Land Mass

• London & Quadrant Housing

Association

• Matalan

• Osborne Clarke

• Royal College of Physicians

• Royal Marsden Hospital

• Santander

• University College London

• University College London Hospital

• Westminster Abbey

• London Borough of Hammersmith

and Fulham

Client / Consultant List

Consultants• Ansell & Bailey

• BMJ Architects

• Capita

• Chandler KBS

• Corderoy

• Duggan Morris

• Faithful & Gould

• Gardiner & Theobald

• Gibberds

• Monro White Hilton

• MSMR Architects

• Potter Raper Partnership

• Purcell

• Ridge & Partners

• Scott Tallon Walker

• Sweett Group

• Turner & Townsend

• Wilson Mason

• WT Partnership

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Recent Projects Section 5

“We remain committed to minimising any negative impact we may have on the environment”

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Contract DetailsValue: £2.7m

Client: Private Client

Arch: Lawson Robb

QS: Fidgens

The works involved the alteration and

highqualityfittingoutofaGradeII

Listedfivestoreyterracedhousein

Knightsbridge. This included converting

the basement to provide a gym, plunge

pool, wine cellar and laundry with a new

rear extension to form a sauna room,

steam room and WC.

16 Wilton PlaceLondon SW1


Client: Maiden Lane Ltd

C/O RSM Tenon

Arch: Avebury Projects Ltd

QS: Chandler KBS

Completionofthenewbuildandfit-out

of 14 Residential Units for private sale,

2CommercialUnitsand1OfficeUnit.

This former disused electricity generating

hall is situated in a narrow one-way

street which presented considerable

logistical problems and was procured

under a Management Contract.

12 Maiden LaneCovent Garden

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Arch: Simon Morray-Jones

QS: n/a

The project involved alterations to the

existing envelope, a rear extension for

the kitchen, and the lowering of the

existing basement.

The internal works comprised the

complete installation of new mechanical

& electrical services. The bathrooms

andkitchenwerefittedouttoahigh

standard retaining some of the original

features.

The works also included decorations

andfloorfinishestoahighstandard.

Hendham RoadWandsworth

Contract DetailsValue: £890k

Client: 92 Old Church Street

Arch: Inature

QS: n/a

The complete strip-out and

refurbishment of a 1930’s end of terrace

dwelling,overfourfloorsincludingnew

mechanical and electrical services,

underfloorheating,newsteelandbrick

infillconservatoryandfinishingtoahigh

standard.

The project also involved the formation

of two new external light wells to

provide alternative access, natural

ventilation and natural light to the

existing basement area. Demolition of

an existing double garage, formation of a

new single storey basement and rebuild

of garage block, which all involved

excavation in close proximity to existing

services and party walls.

92 Old Church StreetLondon SW3

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Arch: MSMR Architects

QS: Mortimer Isaacs

The contract comprised the structural

alterationandfitoutofasplitlevel

penthouse apartment. This included

a new timber and sky frame viewing

platform and the inclusion of a new

feature Helical staircase.

Theworksalsoincludedthecompletefit

outofnewM&Eservicesandfinishesto

a very high standard. The job was made

more complicated by the lack of access

and the need to use mobile crane lifts

for all major deliveries.

20 Palace StreetLondon SW1



Arch: Nash Baker

QS: Nash Baker

The project comprises extensive high

quality refurbishment of a 3 bedroom

apartmentsituatedonthe4thfloorofa

Grade II Listed Building close to Oxford

Street in central London. Following the

careful demolition of several internal

walls and construction and remodelling

of the layout, we have installed new

mechanical and electrical services,

carried out extensive repairs to the

existing timber windows on site using

our own directly employed craftsmen

andinstallednewfloorscreedsand

constructednew‘acoustic’timberfloors.

As all the other apartments were

occupied, careful liaison was required

with the building management, concierge

and residents association, particularly

as the majority of our materials had to

be transported along the rear service

corridoratgroundfloorlevelandthen

hoist on to site via an internal lightwell.

Close liaison and planning was also

required to allow the client’s own marble

and joinery contractors to carry out their

works.

2 Mansfield StreetLondon W1

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Client: Heeton Holdings Ltd

Arch: Katerina Plotta

QS: Robinson Low Francis

The contract is for the refurbishment of

15 No. apartments comprising of 9 No.

1 bedroom, 5 No. 2 bedroom and 1 No.

penthouse duplex.

There were limited room layout

alterations with renewal and upgrading

of M&E installations where necessary.

New kitchens and bathrooms were

installed throughout with ceramic tiling.

Engineeredtimberfloorswerelaidover

newunderfloorheatingsystems.

Britton ApartmentsCock Lane EC1


Client: Howard de Walden Estates

Arch: Howard de Walden Estates

QS: Howard de Walden Estates

The works involved scaffold erection to

allow access for long term maintenance

to all external elevations and roofs to 10

blocks of Mansion Apartments located

on the Howard de Walden Estate. The

methodology adopted for delivering

this project was critical in terms of

managing and maintaining the safe

access and egress to all common areas

andentrances.Theworksincluded;flat

and pitched roof repairs and renewal,

extensive chimney stack repairs and re-

weathering, in situ external joinery and

glazing repairs to all sash and timber

windows and doors, external Plumbing

repairs and drainage inspection, repairs

to leadwork and redecoration works to

all facades.

External Decorations and RepairsPortman Dwellings

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Client: Sareeze Properties

Arch: Johanna Molineus

QS: Measur

Works to 9-11 Roland Gardens included

strippingoutofallexistingfigures,

fittingsandservicesandthedemolition

of 2nr existing extensions. Alteration

and refurbishment works were carried

out and 2 double storey extensions

were built to the rear of the property,

converting the two apartments into a

two storey 5 bedroom house.

Roland GardensLondon SW7


Client: Landmass Properties Ltd

Arch: MSMR Architects

QS: David R Parker

The works comprise the alteration,

refurbishment and extension to a four

storey mews house. This includes

forming a new basement, complete

newM&Einstallations,newfinishes

from bare brickwork to completion for

an extremely high standard property.

There are also the added problems

of extremely limited storage and the

adherence to Grosvenor Estates working

conditions and approval process.

Belgrave Mews NorthLondon SW1

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Arch: Gianni Botsford

QS: David R Parker

Structural alteration and refurbishment

toaGradeIIListedapartmentoverfirst

tofourthfloorlevels,whilethetenant

to the apartment to the ground and

basement levels remains insitu. The

works included forming a new bespoke

stainless steel staircase, together with

a glass enclosure, alterations to the

existing mansard roof to form a new

glazed roof and external sky frame

screen, new kitchen, joinery, together

withvariousdifferingfloorfinishes

including leather, resin, corian and

Dinesen.

Devonshire PlaceLondon W1



Arch: Cross Harris Umney

QS: Fidgens

Alteration of the structure internally

and externally of this 6 storey town

house along with the mews to the

rear, including the replacement and

levellingofthetimberfloors,repointing

the external brickwork, replacement

of the external render, new joinery to

bathrooms, bedrooms, and dressing

rooms,andnewstoneandtimberfloors.

87 Chester SquareLondon SW1

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Arch: Ettwein Bridges Architects

QS: JS Projects

The works consisted of the construction

of a new staff annexe, alterations and

extensions to bedrooms 2 and 4 and a

newkitchentothestaffflat.

All works were carried out to match

the very high standard of the existing

structureandfinishes.

The works were carried out while the

Client was in occupation to a very tight

programme. There were a considerable

number of Client changes throughout

the project which had to be completed

within the original programme period.

Mermaid HouseLondon NW8



Arch: Cross Harris Umney

QS: Cross Harris Umney

Refurbishment of an existing three storey

1950’s built terraced house, including

fitoutofnewbasementcompletedby

others. Works included new bathrooms

andkitchen,M&Eservices,underfloor

heating,reroofing,timberflooringand

newfinishesthroughout.

39 Sloane AvenueLondon SW3

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Arch: Duggan Morris

QS: Duggan Morris

Kings Grove is a new build 2 storey

modern high quality dwelling, including

external landscaping. It features face

brickwork internal walls, polished

concretegroundfloor,2.7mwidestorey

height pivoting windows and bespoke

kitchen, wardrobes and cabinetry. This

was all carried out in a highly populated

residential location with extremely tight

access.

The project has been entered for several

architectural awards.

16A Kings GroveLondon SE15



Arch: Duggan Morris

QS: Savant

Hampstead Lane is a refurbishment of

a two storey 1960’s built residential

property for two prominent Architects;

who will use this as their main

residence. The works involved new

M&Eservices,underfloorheating,

polishedconcretefloors,re-roofing

and replacement glazing and doors

throughout.

3A Hampstead LaneLondon N6

RIBA Manser Medal 2011 Winner RIBA National Award 2012

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Client: Howard de Walden Estates

Arch: Morrow & Lorraine

QS: Howard de Walden Estates

The works involved the complete

refurbishmentofabasementflat

including the installation of a

waterproofingsystem,M&Eservices,

wallandfloorfinishesandexternal

landscaping works.

The works were challenging due to noise

restrictions imposed on the works, poor

access and a working surgery above

theflatwhichwereovercomewith

good communication between our site

management and the Client.

31 Queen Anne StreetLondon W1G


Client: 24-28 Cambridge Road

c/o Alchemi Group

Arch: Anyards Designers & Surveyors

QS: Anyards Designers & Surveyors

The contracted works comprised the

roof extension to a two storey purpose

built residential block to provide

additional accommodation. Included

within the works was the replacement

of all existing windows, external and

internal redecorations, aesthetic

improvements to the exterior and

landscaping works to the rear garden.

All works were performed whilst the

building was occupied.

Cambridge RoadBattersea, London

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Client: 62-97 Kensington Court

Mansions

Arch: Morse Property Consultants

QS: Morse Property Consultants

The work comprised the internal re-

wire and refurbishment of the common

parts, incorporating replacement of

main incoming electrical supplies; new

mains distribution to the individual

apartments, including associated making

goodofornatefibrousmouldingsand

decorations, the complete redecoration

of the common parts, including joinery

repairs and renewals.

Kensington Court MansionsLondon W8


Client: Telfords Yard Management

Arch: Harris Associates

QS: Harris Associates

The works comprised of the complete

internal refurbishment and redecoration

to the common parts of 4 separate

block entrances, lobbies, staircases and

landings and escape stairs. As part of

the internal refurbishment we replaced

all electrical common parts wiring along

withtheinstallationofnewlightfittings.

Telfords YardLondon E1

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Client: 40-41 Wimpole St (RTM) Ltd

Arch: n/a

QS: Monro White Hilton

The project consisted of the removal

of 94 existing single glazed Crittall

windows and doors and replacing

with new double glazed Crittall units,

including associated making good and

external decorations to existing occupied

premises.

40-41 Wimpole StreetLondon W1


Client: Howard De Walden Estates

Arch: Urban Mesh Design Ltd

QS: Howard De Walden Estates

Refurbishment of internal common

parts to three mansion blocks within

the Howard De Walden Estate. This

included general repairs to the areas,

installation of new match boarding to

all stairways and corridors, complete

electrical re-wire and upgrading of

satellite TV cabling and upgrading of

allfinishes,includingnewlightfittings,

floorcoveringsandtheinstallationof

newfrontdoorstoallflatsandmansion

blocks.

Blocks B, C & Charles FowlerOssington Buildings

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Client: Westminster Abbey

Arch: Purcell Miller Tritton LLP

QS: Purcell Miller Tritton LLP

Internal works to convert the Grade II

Listed Air Raid Shelter into an archive

centre,comprisinganoffice,astrong

room and related sanitary facilities

including the provision of new services

including ventilation, mains power,

heating and lighting.

Westminster AbbeyAir Raid Shelter


Client: Westminster Abbey

Arch: Purcell Miller Tritton LLP

QS: Purcell Miller Tritton LLP

Little Cloisters - External works to the

rear of The Cannon of Westminsters

residence at Number 1 Little Cloisters

inside the Abbey grounds. Works to

Grade 1 listed structure including

demolition of unlisted single storey

extensionandreconfigurationofareato

form external paved sunken garden using

original Yorkstone paviours, rebuilding

15th Century party wall and restoring

original timber door and window frames,

inserting new external doors and

windows.

Cheneygates - Demolition and

reconfigurationofasingletoiletarea

to form male and female facilities

including adjustments and remedial

works to existing stone masonry block

wall forming two new door openings and

sympathetically constructing solid timber

beampartitionwithplasterinfillsto

mimicoriginalstructure.Internalfitout

ofwc’sandreconfigurationofservicesto

suit historic structure.

Westminster AbbeyLittle Cloisters and Cheneygates

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Shaftsbury RowLondon SE8


Client: Orbit Glow Ltd

Arch: Duggan Morris

QS: Measur

The demolition of an existing structure

and the construction of 6nr 3 storey new

houses for social residential use.

The new houses are traditional brick

block to the front, sides and party walls

with timber rear wall and roof to allow

for the sloping design, which is clad in

Rheinzink. There were also associated

external landscaping works.

Premier Guarantee Environmental Project of the Year 2011


Client: Barmeston Development Ltd

Arch: Duggan Morris

QS: n/a

New build extension to an existing

building to include commercial and

residential units. The work comprised

demolition of parts of the existing

structure and construction of an

additionalfloortocreatefivenewflats.

Inaddition,twonewflatstothefrontof

the property were constructed as well as

the external area being landscaped.

The building has been designed to

achieve the Code for Sustainable Homes

Level 3 and will include a sedum roof,

larch cladding and steel frame extension

withametsecinfill.

4-14 Barmeston Road London SE6

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St. Andrews PlaceRoyal College of Physicians


Client: Royal College of Physicians

Arch: Edgington Spink Hyne

QS: TGA Building Consultancy

Refurbishment of a 4 storey Grade I

Listed building situated in Regents Park

for The Royal College of Physicians

involving the strip out of the existing

ensuite bedrooms and upgrading to

superior quality ensuite bedrooms

for the Fellows of the RCOP. Minor

external alterations involving mainly a

redecoration and roof repairs along with

some alterations to pathways within the

garden area.


Client: Ollerton Developments

Arch: Triglyph Property Consultants

QS: Triglyph Property Consultants

The property is a Grade 1 Listed early

Georgian Town House of the First Class

with six storeys, including the ground

floorandonebasementlevel.The

original house is one of a terrace of four

designed by the noted architect, Colin

Campbell and built for Lord Burlington

dating from 1718 to 1724.

The principal main 18th Century oak

staircase, serving the Ground and 1st

Floor, is hand carved and decorated to

the highest of standards with enriched

mouldings and carvings.

The works undertaken were external

brickwork and roof repairs. Extensive

replacement of mechanical and electrical

services and upgrading to enable its

conversionintoaHeadOfficefora

major retailer. Structural remedial works

and redecoration works were also

completed , all of which required Listed

Building control approval.

Old Burlington StreetLondon W1

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Client: HomeAway UK Ltd

Arch: Wish London

QS: GIA

TheprojectcomprisedthecatA&Bfit

outofthe25thfloorofPortlandHouse,

London SW1. Works included renewal of

power and data, decoration and carpets

with specialist partitions and joinery

installations.

The works were carried out in 10 weeks

and all other areas of the building were

occupied so consideration and liaison

with the managing agents was a key

issue.

Portland HouseVictoria


Client: SERJCO Limited

Arch: Business Design Solutions

QS: MKA Projects

Cat‘B’fitourto10,000squarefoot

officeareatothe1stfloorof85

Fleet Street. The works comprise the

formation of a reception, meeting areas,

comms room, tea points, shower area

andgeneralofficespace.

85 Fleet StreetLondon EC4

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Client: William A Bong Limited

Arch: Faithful & Gould

QS: Faithful & Gould

The Project was to form a new recording

studio in an existing car park for a

prominentfigureinthemusicindustry.

The structure was formed of blockwork

and gypwall quiet acoustic wall system

together with sound proof doors so as

nottocausedisruptiontotheoffices

above.

The works were carried out while the

client was in full occupation and the

recording studio, which was initially

created with one band in mind has

proved very successful and is booked for

months in advance for a number of well

known artists.

Blythe RoadLondon W14


Client: Astra Holdings Ltd

Arch: n/a

QS: n/a

The work comprised the complete

strip-out and internal remodelling of

2Nrofficesuiteswithsubsequent

refurbishment and complete internal

fit-outtoensureunitswerereadyfor

new tenants. All works were carried

out within an occupied premises

ensuring our activities did not disrupt the

successfulrunningoftheofficeblock.

Astra HouseLondon SE14

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Client: Imperial College Healthcare

NHS Trust

Arch: Ansell & Bailey

QS: WT Partnership

Conversion of Dialysis Unit into a day

care facility including alterations to

mechanical and electrical services

installations and extensive builders work

in occupied areas and at roof level.

Renal PIU Day CareHammersmith Hospital


Client: Guy’s & St. Thomas’ NHS

Foundation Trust

Arch: BMJ Architects

QS: Turner & Townsend

The scheme is for the provision of

outpatients’ accommodation within

thegroundfloorofGassiotHouse.The

works involve the refurbishment of the

East Tower and South Wing at ground

level to provide clinical accommodation

and also the design and construction of

a fully glazed atrium within the courtyard

to house the reception and waiting

areas. New mechanical and electrical

services installations also form part of

the works including a new plant room.

The remainder of Gassiot House has

continued to be occupied throughout

the works. MEC also handed over areas

early in agreed phases to meet the

Client’s needs.

Gassiot HouseSt. Thomas’ Hospital

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Client: Croydon University Hospital

Arch: n/a

QS: n/a

The works comprised of the

refurbishment of the Ashburton Ward

toprovideafullyfitted&finishednew

Cardiac Catheter Laboratory, Ancillary

Areas and Recovery Areas.

Including specialist Lead Lined

Procedure Room and Control

Room, New Air Handling Plant, Air

Conditioning, Power, Data Medical

Gases, Nurse Call & Interlocking

Mechanisms & CCTV.

Ashburton WardCroydon University Hospital


Client: Mayday Healthcare NHS Trust

Arch: The Carl Fisher Partnership

QS: Cyril Sweett

The project comprised the refurbishment

andreconfigurationofthemainkitchen,

dining room and ancillary rooms (staff

change and rest areas). All works

were carried out to an extremely high

standard whilst the hospital remained

fully operational.

Externally, re-felting works were carried

out on the roof of the building and

redecoration on the front and side

elevations.

Kitchen and Dining Room ReconfigurationMayday Hospital

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Client: UCLH

Arch: Scott Tallon Walker Architects

QS: Cox Drew Neale Associates

The project involved the strip out of

an existing restaurant area, new M&E

installationandgeneralfitout,including

specialist equipment to create a new

Pathology Unit.

There was then a two week decanting

period and then strip out of the existing

Pathology Unit and the creation of a new

PharmacyUnitincludingallfittingout

andspecialistfixturesandfittings.

Pathology and PharmacyUniversity College London Hospital


Client: UCLH Charity

Arch: Llewlyn Davies Yeang

QS: Bradbrook Consulting

Theprojectcomprisedthefitoutofthe

1stand2ndfloorsof170Tottenham

Court Road to convert the existing open

planofficeshellintoTheInstituteof

Sports, Exercise and Health.

Inadditiontothemainfitout,the

works included the installation of new

mechanical and electrical services

and provision of new air handling

units and additional plant on the roof,

strengtheningofthesecondfloorin

preparation for the MRI installation along

with general attendance on the MRI and

X ray machine installation for Siemens.

Works also included the new laboratory

fitoutalongwiththeinstallationofall

IPSunitsandfixedfurniture,themain

publicareaswerefinishedwithhigloss

panelling, hi gloss doorsets and bespoke

joinery items.

Finally to link the unit with the rest of

the building the Northern and Southern

fireescapestairsandliftsbetweenthe

roofleveltoreception/groundfloorwere

upgraded.

This was an extremely fast track project,

being completed in just 24 weeks

despite many variations during the

course of the works.

Institute of Sports, Exercise & HealthUniversity College London Hospital Charity

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Client: UCLH

Arch: n/a

QS: Inventures

The completion of the works to 33

Queen Square, including redecoration,

architecturalmetalwork,floorfinishes,

new lighting, doors and ironmongery and

newfirefightinglift.

33 Queen SquareUniversity College London Hospital


Client: UCLH NHS

Arch: Devereux Architects

QS: Ridge

The contract comprised of two separate

4-week phase projects within a listed

and live hospital environment. The works

includedthecompletefitoutofnew

M&E services as well as a new Oxygen

Manifold Room, to the current hospital

technical service legislation.

The works also included the supply and

installation of an ADL Kitchen.

Albany Wing NHNNUniversity College London Hospital

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Client: Chelsea & Westminster NHS

Foundation Trust

Arch: Studio 4

QS: McComb Partnership

The contract programme of 14 weeks

involved the complete refurbishment

of an existing Dermatology ward on

the2stfloorofthehospital.Thenew

ward consists of a new self check in

for patients, and a large waiting area

with a bespoke American white oak and

glass reception desk. The remaining

areas comprise of nine consultants

examination rooms, two treatment

rooms, a hand therapy teaching room,

a plaster room and a purpose built fully

lead lined room.

Dermatology & Plastics Chelsea & Westminster Hospital


Client: Imperial College Healthcare

NHS Trust

Arch: Ansell & Bailey

QS: WT Partnership

Conversion of cleared space to create a

new endoscopy cleaning unit including

alterations to mechanical and electrical

services installations which included new

endoscope hydraulic sinks, endoscope

washer machines and a bank of drying

machines including extract facilities.

The works also included the creation of

a positive pressure differential between

the ‘dirty’ and ‘clean’ scope areas of the

new facility. All works completed in a

fully operational hospital environment.

Endoscopy CleaningCharing Cross Hospital

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Client: Kings College London

Arch: Wilson Mason Partnership

QS: Northcroft

The works comprised of strip-out,

demolitionandfullfit-outofaMedical

EngineeringFacilityonthe3rdfloor

ofLambethHouse.Thefinished

educational centre included state of

the art lecture rooms, fully functional

consultancy/training rooms and

numerous study areas. The works

requiredmajormodificationstothe

existingfloorplanandincludespecialist

building services and IT / BMS facilities.

Medical Engineering CentreKings College London


Client: KCL

Arch: Wilson Mason Partners

QS: Northcroft

The project works involved the stripping

outofanareaonthe4thfloorofthe

Lambeth Wing at St Thomas’ hospital

with refurbishment to provide new

offices,alaboratoryandafreezerpark.

The scope of works also included

extensive alterations to the existing

mechanical and electrical services in

addition to the architectural / building

works.

The methodology adopted for delivering

this project was critical in terms of

managing noise, liaison with the

surrounding GSTT & KCL departments,

and minimizing the impact of the

construction work on the surrounding

areas of the hospital which remained

fully operational throughout the course

of the works.

Beverley Hunt & Twins RelocationKings College London

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Client: UCL

Arch: Nicholas Burwell

QS: Potter Raper Partnership

The works comprised the alteration,

adaptation and refurbishment of the

basement,ground,first,second,third

andfourthfloorsoftheGradeIIListed

building at 35 Tavistock Square to form

the new Jill Dando Institute of Crime

Science for our client, University College

London.

The building was initially stripped

back and made structurally safe with

new steel support work to the ground

andfirstfloorsfollowedbyfurther

refurbishment internally and externally

including new slate, lead and asphalt

roofs, new Mechanical, electrical, audio

visual and public health services along

withallnewinternalfinishes.

35 Tavistock SquareUniversity College London


Client: UCL

Arch: Wilson Mason

QS: Potter Raper

The Darwin building forms part of the

University College London campus and

is located on Gower Street London WC1.

The works were completed on

programme and meeting all Client dates

as part of a fast track project. Our

works comprised the full refurbishment

and alteration to parts of the basement,

fourthandsixfloorstoprovidenew

specialist research laboratories for the

biology department (basement and

fourthfloor)andeducationalspace,

seminarroomandofficesonthe6th

floor.Thepremiseswerefullyoccupied

for the duration of our works and

the project additionally required that

no inconvenience was caused to the

existing research facilities. This was

achieved by utilising dedicated times

during the working day to carry out

noisy operations, detailed programming

and daily liaison with The University’s

Estates Department, teaching and

research staff. Dedicated access routes

were created to all our work areas. The

installation of new mechanical plant at

roof level via crane, was programmed to

accommodate the restrictions imposed

by The London Olympic games, Gower

Street having been designated as an

Olympic route.

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Client: Goldsmiths University

Arch: n/a

QS: n/a

The works involved the removal of

existingfloorcoveringsandnosings

(some containing Asbestos) from

common part corridors and all main

stairwells within the Richard Hoggart

Building. Remedial works including

levelling and repairs to existing timber

subfloors,followedbythelayingof

newflooringmaterials(carpet,vinyland

nosings). The works were programmed

to be carried out over 7 phases, in order

to minimise inconvenience to students.

During this period further areas of work

were instructed due to the working

procedures we had adopted, which

allowed the college to not only operate

a full normal working timetable , with

access/egress maintained to all areas

but to hold examinations immediately

adjacent to our work areas.

Flooring RefurbishmentGoldsmiths University


Client: UCL

Arch: UCL

QS: Gardiner and Theobald LLP

The works involved the refurbishment

of the reception area including M&E

servicestothegroundfloorentranceand

circulation areas.

We also installed a light wall to the

entrance lobby and security barriers to

reception.

The works were phased into three

separate areas to minimise disruption

to the occupied college. All works were

completed within ten weeks.

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Corporate DetailsFull Address

Unit 3, Baden Place

Crosby Row

London

SE1 1YW

Telephone: 020 7234 5967

Facsimile: 020 7407 5107

Country of Registration / Registration

Number

England and Wales 06280807

RegisteredOffice:

7/10 Chandos Street

Cavendish Square

London W1G 9DQ

Bankers Name and Address

National Westminster Bank

22 Kings Mall

Hammersmith

London

W6 0QD

VAT Number

912296725

Corporate Details

“We strive to improve in order to achieve the highest professional standards in all our work with the aim to be the best in everything we do”

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Accreditations and Awards

Accreditations• CITB

• CHAS

• FSB

• Constructionline

• ISO 9001 and ISO 14001

• Investors in People

• CHSG

Awards• RIBA National Award 2012 (Kings Grove)

• Considerate Constructors - Performance Beyond Compliance

• RIBA Manser Medal 2011 Winner (Hampstead Lane)

• Premier Guarantee Environmental Project of the Year 2011 (Shaftsbury Row)

• CHSG - Training Achievement Award 2010

• CHSG - Specialist Contractor 2011

“We will be responsive and react to any issues which need addressing to ensure the project is and remains a success”

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To Summarise• We work as a team

• Have an experienced Senior

Management Team

• Wearefinanciallystable–Strong

Financial Backing

• We provide effective support to the

project teams.

• We have experienced Project

Management Teams

• We adopt a can do attitude

• Ourattitudeistogetitrightfirst

time

• We have a good quality supply

chain

Summary

“All the above enables us to deliver projects successfully to the right quality”

“One team, One focus”

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