Capita Construction
Role: Principal Contractor
Contract: Shell & Core
Value: £475K
Period: 16 Weeks
All works to renovate the shell and core of an existing period building and construct a glazed extension in the yard to provide the shell for a prestigious restaurant. The rear was extended to provide back of house facilities i.e. toilets, kitchen, store rooms etc.
The roof area was slated and the back off house extension had a zinc roof installed. Externally & Internally the building was sandblasted & re-pointed to restore it to its former glory.
All main services were installed ready for the fit out contractors to commence as programmed.
Role: Principal Contractor
Contract: Stables, Jockeys Hostel and Transformer & Switch Room
Value: £2.1 Million
Period: 40 Weeks
The main works were to the stables, where the existing building were demolished and the following new buildings were constructed:-
- New entrance gate house including security rooms with en-suite flat
- New steel stuctured barn clad in oak with automated entrance
- Sample block with integral office space
- 30 Kit boxes
- 19 Loose boxes
- Vet Boxes
- External wash down areas
- External 5000m2 car park
- External 1000m2 service / access roads
Role: Package Contractor
Post Contract Role: Principal Contractor
Contract: Carpentry & Joinery
Value: £550K
Period: 24 Weeks
Evans Granary consisted of 9 luxury flats and 2 penthouses, we carried out all the Carpentry & Joinery works and were later requested by the landlord / tenants to carry out further improvments including a large terrace on the roof area.
Works included:
- All 1st Fix Carpentry Works
- Acoustic Flooring
- Walnut Doorsets & Ironmongery
- Solid European oak floors
- Bespoke cupboards and wardrobes
- Final fittings and fixtures
- IPE decking to terraces
- Hardwood feature cladding to external facade
Private house, Cambridgeshire:
Private house extension and refurbishment. The works involved inserting zinc-clad dormer structures in the existing roof pitch of a 1960s house.
Value: £275k
The dormers incorporate aluminium windows and yellow insulated aluminium panels.
New bedrooms and bathrooms were formed and a semi-open, powder-coated steel staircase was fabricated to gain access to the new roof level. The staircase is free-standing from the spine walls and features an open stringer and plate steel balustrade.
The remaining house was re-furbished with a new kitchen, bathroom and replacement windows. To the side and rear of the house, a raised terrace level was constructed, allowing views over the garden.
