Commerical
Client: Thomas Sinden
Location: Central London
Scope: Labour, mortar & sundries
Contract Value: £134,000
A 5 storey redevopment to creat new office space. The external envelope incorporated preformed columns and arches to the ground floor, whilst the building was wrapped with a brickwork skin outside a met sec lining
Client: Thomas Sinden
Location: Central London
Scope: Supply & Fix masonary package including brickslip panels
Contract Value: £356,000
This centre piece of the Coram campus was deigned to create a three storey building providing offices, conference facilities and learning spaces. Its design included traditional cavity work, weatherstruck pointing, brickwork soffits and herringbone brick slip panels.
The new building is located in the heart of Coram’s historical site and
is a celebration of the charity’s founder, Thomas Coram.
On 5th December 2018 Her Majesty the Queen, officially opened the new
building which was named in her honour – The Queen Elizabeth II Centre.
Client: Thomas Sinden
Location: Chiswick
Scope: Labour, mortar & sundries
Contract Value: £128,000
This office space was created by retaining the fascade of a Georgian style builing. Alot of planning was undertaken logistically due to the site access being through a restricted passage way. By using the lighter colour of brick for the rear elevation it helped create the feel
of a larger space. The rear extension was build using a steel frame with a met sec & brickwork external skin
Client: Thomas Sinden
Location: Camberwell
Scope: Labour, mortar & sundries
Contract Value: £45,000
A new extension to create extra warehouse storage space with perimeter face blocwork as well as new office and toilet facilities in traditional cavity work.
Client: ISG
Location: Watford
Scope: Labour, plant & materials
Contract Value: £110,000
This project of core blockwork areas and textured brickwork features to the staircore envelopes. This unique finish was defined by its nomination within the Commercial category of the 2018 National Brick Awards. Although the project didn't win, its recognition was rewarding enough.
Client: Amec Foster Wheeler
Location: Kings Cross
Scope: Labour Only
Contract Value: £80,000
This stand out building is the dedicated power supply for the Proton Beam Therapy Centre at UCLH, this unique sub station was like no other built in the country. This reinforced concrete frame was wrapped with elongated bricks in a combination of flemish bond brickwork with hit & miss panels as well as feature areas of polychromatic brick work.