Cathedral Court was recently acquired by The University of Sheffield and is currently undergoing a complete refurbishment. As academic space the building will initially cater for 291 students, 98 staff from the Psychology Department and 15 members of the City and Cultural Events Team.
CLIENT:The University of Sheffield
PROJECT:Refurbishment of Cathedral Court
ARCHITECT:Castle Owen
CONSULTING ENGINEER:Service Design Associates
MAIN CONTRACTOR:Newell's Projects Limited
CONTRACT PERIOD:March - December 2016
CONTRACT VALUE:£800 000 (estimated)
The Electrical Services Installation in this connection includes main and sub-main distribution, cable management, primary and emergency lighting, dedicated and small power installation, structured cabling, door entry, CCTV and audio visual teaching aids.
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The project comprises the sympathetic refurbishment 4number properties to provide student accommodation. These are 8-10 Endcliffe Crescent, 10a Endcliffe Crescent, 11 Endcliffe Crescent and 12-14 Endcliffe Crescent.
CLIENT:The University of Sheffield
PROJECT:Refurbishment of Four Properties to Form Student Accommodation
ARCHITECT:Castle Owen
CONSULTING ENGINEER:AMS Electrical Contracting Ltd (Electrical)
MAIN CONTRACTOR:Newell's Projects Limited
CONTRACT PERIOD:March - September 2016
CONTRACT VALUE:£260 000 (estimated)
The Electrical Services installation in this connection includes main and sub main distribution, primary and emergency lighting, small power and dedicated supplies, fire alarm installation, data installation, intruder alarm, door entry system, lightning protection and external lighting.
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Build in 1892 and formerly housing Neepsend Police Station, our offices have been sympathetically refurbished to provide a modern and efficient headquarters for the Business.
Phase one of the refurbishment was completed in early 2015 and paves the way for an exciting second phase consisting of extensive building extension and further remodeling.
Follow our blog to view progress of the building works and further news.
