NEC Supervisor & Technical Advisor

NEC Supervisor & Technical Advisor

Project Experience

About DB3

Founded in 1883, DB3 Group is an award-winning, dynamic practice consisting of DB3 Architecture & Design, DB3 Building Services Engineering, DB3 Net Zero and DB3 Professional Services.

DB3 Group has seven studios across the UK in Leeds, London, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Cardiff and Aberystwyth, so we are never too far away from your project. Renowned for our quality design and technical delivery, we have long standing relationships with some of the biggest global brands across private and public market sectors.

From architectural vision to the completed build, we provide multi-disciplinary expertise aimed at meeting the diverse needs of our client base. We embrace the latest technology, including Building Information Modelling (BIM), to assist in our process and operations for design, visualisation, design team co-ordination and more.

We maintain a focus on not only delivering the project on time, with exceptional quality and within cost, but also in ensuring long term value is designed into facilities to ensure that they are easy and safe to operate, sustainable, minimise energy use and are cost effective to maintain.

Our dedicated team of experienced Architects, Project Managers, Building Services Engineers, Interior Designers and Surveyors provide a quality service regardless of project value, size or complexity, to deliver the best for our clients. Working collaboratively, we aspire to make this an enjoyable process and build relationships which result in us returning to work for the same clients on future projects.

Glasgow

SECTORS

ƒ Commercial

ƒ Conservation & Heritage

ƒ Education

ƒ Energy & Waste

ƒ Healthcare

ƒ Infrastructure

ƒ Industrial & Manufacturing

ƒ Retail

ƒ Residential

ƒ Science & Labs

ƒ Sports & Leisure

EXPERTISE

ƒ Architecture

ƒ Building Services Engineering

ƒ NEC Supervisor

ƒ Passivhaus Design

ƒ Principal Designer

ƒ Technical Advisor

ƒ Urban Design

ƒ Visualisation

Leeds

Manchester

Birmingham

Aberystwyth

London

Cardiff

Custodians of Quality from Beginning to End

When it comes to managing complex projects, having a skilled NEC Supervisor by your side can make all the difference.

At DB3, we take pride in offering exceptional NEC Supervisor services across a wide range of sectors, including Infrastructure, Commercial, Education, Industrial & Manufacturing, Residential, Retail, Sports, Leisure & Wellbeing, and more. We are dedicated to delivering a comprehensive approach covering Architecture and Engineering disciplines.

With over 25 years of combined experience, our team’s expertise spans all areas, ensuring that every facet of your project receives the utmost care and attention it deserves.

Our team play a vital role as the ‘custodian for quality’ during both the pre-construction and construction phases. We act independently of project managers and assume the responsibility of monitoring, witness testing, ensuring compliance with works information, and overseeing that all works are executed in accordance with the contract.

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ASSOCIATED BRITISH PORTS (ABP) Framework Agreement

Location: Multiple

Expertise Area: Architecture

We are closely collaborating with the UK’s leading port group, Associated British Ports (ABP), within a comprehensive framework. With over £157 billion of UK trade annually, our relationship with ABP is integral to the UK’s infrastructure. Over the past five years, we’ve engaged in numerous projects for ABP, gaining valuable insights into the scale and variety of operations across various ports, from Southampton to Immingham. We have a deep understanding of the diverse operations across ABP’s portfolio, including logistics around entrance gates, safety procedures, and protocols concerning dock edges, dock gates, and sluices. Our work with ABP has encompassed a range of ports, including:

ƒ Barry

ƒ Barrow

ƒ Cardiff

ƒ Eling Wharf

ƒ Fleetwood

ƒ Goole

ƒ Grimsby

ƒ Hull (Albert Dock Hull)

ƒ Immingham

ƒ Ipswich

ƒ King’s Lynn

ƒ Lowestoft

ƒ Newport

ƒ Port Talbot

ƒ Southampton

ƒ Swansea

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RADLEY & CO

Airport Retail Units

Location: Multiple

Expertise Area: Architecture

DB3 has been deeply involved in several airport retail unit projects for Radley & Co under a comprehensive framework agreement. Initially, Radley & Co established flagship stores as retail anchors for their expanding business. However, their desire to extend their presence across the UK necessitated a revaluation, focusing on airside concessions.

In response, we devised a new standard for store fit-outs, employing a straightforward set of Design Standards alongside appropriate specifications and simplified costing documentation. This approach facilitated easier pricing for contractors, streamlined cost comparisons, and simplified value engineering processes. Before finalising

and adopting model standards, a thorough postcompletion review ensured that designs were user-centric, catering to various activities within airport environments.

Furthermore, we standardised the project management process to ensure consistency in delivery. This involved DB3 undertaking all upfront feasibility work, project scoping, detailed design, obtaining consents, compliance with health and safety standards, contract administration, and site inspections. By implementing these measures, DB3 aimed to ensure efficient and effective project execution while meeting Radley & Co’s objectives for their retail expansion.

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UNIVERSITY OF HUDDERSFIELD

Barbara Hepworth Building

Location: Huddersfield

Value: £30m

Expertise Area: NEC Supervisor

DB3 worked as the NEC Supervisor for the Barbara Hepworth Building - a striking addition to the University of Huddersfield campus, housing the School of Arts and Humanities. Valued at £30 million, the project covers 80,000 sq ft over five storeys.

As the NEC Supervisor, DB3 facilitated seamless collaboration, effective communication, and risk management among all parties involved, streamlining the construction process. Challenges were faced, particularly in ensuring the structural integrity and safety of the flying cantilever. However, through close coordination between architects, engineers, and DB3, these challenges were successfully addressed.

DB3’s expertise in architectural and civil

engineering standards ensured that the building’s design and construction adhered to all necessary regulations. Rigorous inspections, in collaboration with Building Control, added an extra layer of quality assurance.

DB3 conducted manufacturer visits, including trips to Ireland to rigorously review and approve material samples to maintain high standards throughout the construction process.

The completion of the Barbara Hepworth Building is a testament to the power of collaboration and effective project management. Its distinctive design, featuring the flying cantilever and aluminium panels, has become an iconic addition to the Huddersfield skyline and a centrepiece of the University’s campus.

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UNIVERSITY OF HUDDERSFIELD

Sovereign Design House

Location: Huddersfield

Expertise Area: NEC Supervisor

DB3 took on the role of NEC Supervisor for the former Broadbent Bathhouse project, which has been successfully transformed into the Sovereign Design House Art Gallery and Toast House Café. The building, a Grade II listed structure on Queen Street South, was originally constructed in 1955.

The project involved a refurbishment of the existing bathhouse, with particular emphasis on preserving the building’s historic character due to its listed status. DB3 oversaw that the external façade remained undamaged throughout the renovation process, even during the removal and replacement of windows, all of which had to comply with strict preservation guidelines.

To restore the building to its former glory, we supervised tasks such as repointing the stonework

and reroofing. The careful restoration efforts were aimed at honouring the building’s heritage while providing a functional and modern space for the art gallery and café.

During the 12-month inspection, DB3 noticed water ingress issues as a result of the sandstone material. The affected area was promptly addressed to rectify the problem and maintain the building’s integrity.

As the NEC Supervisor for architectural & civil aspects, DB3 played a pivotal role in overseeing the project’s execution, ensuring compliance with the listed building requirements and delivering a successful transformation of the former Broadbent Bathhouse into the Sovereign Design House Art Gallery and Toast House café.

UNIVERSITY OF HUDDERSFIELD

Joseph Priestley Building

Location: Huddersfield

Value: £8.3m

Expertise Area: NEC Supervisor

DB3 served as the NEC Supervisor for the £8.3 million refurbishment of the Joseph Priestley Building, which houses the University’s School of Applied Sciences. The main focus of the project involved the remodelling of the lower three storeys, both internally and externally. The external transformation of the building included the installation of a new façade featuring finned metal cladding.

One of the major challenges faced during the project was the tight site constraints on all sides, which raised questions not only about the construction process but also about ensuring access for emergency services upon project completion. Addressing these constraints required

careful planning and coordination which was overseen by DB3.

Central to the design was the incorporation of two “super-labs,” spacious laboratories that can accommodate up to 120 students working side by side. To optimise the functionality of these labs, the contractor utilised advanced AV and acoustic technology to create spaces that allow multiple lessons to be taught simultaneously without interference. Throughout this process, DB3 provided diligent oversight, ensuring that the design and construction adhered to all necessary regulations and building codes, guaranteeing the highest standards of safety and compliance.

UNIVERSITY OF HUDDERSFIELD

St Paul’s Street

Location: Huddersfield

Value: £13m

Expertise Area: NEC Supervisor

DB3 played a crucial role in the University of Huddersfield’s St Paul’s Street project as the NEC Supervisor, which aimed to connect the Barbara Hepworth Building to the main campus. The project encompassed various aspects, including roadworks, lighting, landscaping, and street furniture.

The primary responsibilities of DB3 included overseeing civil works and below-ground activities, ensuring seamless integration with the initial plans. Weekly inspections were conducted to monitor progress and promptly address any potential issues.

DB3 adopted a comprehensive approach, conducting full inspections of all visible works.

This stringent inspection process aimed to maintain the highest standards of quality and compliance. In particular, 12-month defect inspections were carried out to identify and rectify issues such as uneven pavements and paintwork problems, ensuring that the completed project would meet the required standards.

As the NEC Supervisor for architectural & civils aspects, DB3’s services ensured effective project management and coordination among all parties involved. Our expertise in overseeing hard and soft landscaping and road surfacing contributed to the successful implementation of the project.

Daphne Steele Building

Location: Huddersfield

Value: £60m

Expertise Area: NEC Supervisor

The Daphne Steele building at the University of Huddersfield’s new Health and Innovation Campus prioritises the wellbeing of its occupants. It’s proudly the university’s first building designed to meet the prestigious WELL Platinum Standard, emphasising a commitment to enhancing the health and comfort of its users. This project aims to create an exceptional learning environment for students, offering cutting-edge facilities for health education and research to shape the future of healthcare professionals.

Recently appointed as the NEC supervisor, we hold significant responsibility in ensuring the

project’s success. This involves overseeing quality control, project management, health and safety, and risk management aspects. Given the building’s adherence to the WELL Platinum Standard, our role extends to ensuring every aspect of the construction aligns with its rigorous criteria. This includes monitoring features like air and water quality, lighting, and wellbeing.

The project is scheduled for completion by September 2024.

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HARROGATE BOROUGH COUNCIL

Jack Laugher Leisure & Wellness Centre

Location: Ripon

Value: £10.2m

Expertise Area: NEC Supervisor

DB3 acted as the NEC Supervisor for Architecture & Building Services Engineering for the £10.2 million expansion of Jack Laugher Leisure & Wellness Centre. The project entailed the addition of a new 25m Myrtha pool, accompanied by changing and community areas. Additionally, a new entrance and lobby were constructed for the existing centre, while dry leisure facilities received upgrades with new changing rooms, a health suite, two dance studios, a ‘spin’ studio, and a meeting room.

The car park underwent relocation, enhanced

with amenities such as a sheltered cycle rack and electric car charging points.

One of the main hurdles faced during the project revolved around the Myrtha pool. Given the known ground issues and the substantial weight of the pool, a movement detection system was incorporated into the supporting concrete slab to provide early warning signals through an alarm system. Following installation, it became apparent that water was seeping underneath the pool, which was identified as a welding issue.

ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH COUNCIL

Woolwich Waterfront Leisure Centre

Location: London

Value: £80m

Expertise Area: NEC Supervisor & Technical Advisor

Woolwich Leisure Centre is an ongoing live project, set to replace the existing Waterfront Leisure Centre, located north of Woolwich High Street. With a total area of 12,800 sqm spread across three floors, this £80m facility is destined to become one of the country’s largest urban leisure centres upon its completion in 2025. The centre will boast three swimming pools, leisure water with flumes and slides, and a teaching pool.

We hold two pivotal roles in this project: NEC Supervisor and Technical Advisor. In our role as NEC Supervisor, we have been diligently overseeing the substructure, conducting thorough inspections of underground services, drainage systems and below-ground service provisions. As the project progresses, we remain dedicated to closely monitoring the commencement of

foundations and piling, ensuring the centre’s structural integrity and seamless execution. During the superstructure phase, our responsibilities extend to supervising the installation of steelwork, external cladding, and internal progress.

Simultaneously, in our capacity as Technical Advisor, we have been monitoring the contractor’s design and construction works on-site to ensure compliance with the scope. This began with a thorough review, including design proposals and assessments against Building Regulations and Sport England guidance. Our approach prioritises the end-user experience, considering every touchpoint. As the project progresses, we are increasingly involved in design reviews, with plans to spend more time on-site as it advances further.

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SPORT ENGLAND

Advisory Role

Location: UK-wide

Expertise Area: Technical Advisor & Design Advisor

DB3 have been appointed as design advisor and technical advisor for Sport England since 1998 and have worked continually in this role ever since. Prior to this, our practice worked for Sport England’s predecessor organisation the Sports Council.

In our role as design advisors, we have been involved in design reviews of hundreds of Leisure Centre projects, both during their design and following completion of the schemes. This work has provided us with a unique opportunity to learn from the successes, and perhaps more importantly, from the failures of a few projects. We bring the knowledge we have gained from this to each of our projects.

In order for us to be able to undertake design and technical reviews for Sport England, our practice has developed an unprecedented technical knowledge of best practice within the industry including, Sport England’s guidance documents, legislative standards, etc.

We have an excellent day to day relationship with the personnel at Sport England and both our Architectural and specialist M&E team are

often consulted on complex technical issues, particularly in relation to swimming pools and leisure centre projects.

During our many years of working for Sport England and the Sports Council we have authored several of their guidance documents and have contributed to many others.

We have recently been working with Sport England on design papers exploring energy saving measures in leisure buildings such as the use of ceramic filtration in swimming pool projects and the practicalities of using LED lighting.

A large percentage of the leisure centre projects that we have designed over the last 20 years have received significant grants from Sport England. Our understanding of the required standards and necessary procedures has helped to make the process of securing these grants smoother for our clients.

Several of our projects have been used by Sport England as exemplars for the industry, these include the Flitwick Leisure Centre where the business case led development of the facility mix was very highly praised.

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NATIONAL MUSEUMS WALES

National Museum Cardiff

Location: Cardiff

Expertise Area: NEC Supervisor & Architecture

We have served as both the NEC Supervisor and Architect for the restoration of the Main Hall at the National Museum Cardiff - a Grade 1 listed neoclassical building. Throughout the project’s lifecycle, we encountered numerous challenges in both capacities.

Early in the construction phase, a fire broke out, damaging the original roof structure. The fire service removed the damaged felt entirely, leaving the building exposed. As NEC Supervisor, our role included reviewing works and overseeing adherence to contract terms

within the tight timescales of the programme. We attended progress meetings and enabled the identification of issues and potential issues preventing them from occurring. DB3 collaborated with conservation experts to ensure replacement materials met Grade 1 building specifications. During the programme the contractor was replaced, DB3 worked with the replacement contractor to ensure a smooth transition, resolving complications so the project was delivered successfully on time and in budget.

ROTHERHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL

Rotherham Housing

Location: Rotherham

Value: £31.8m

Expertise Area: NEC Supervisor

DB3 served as the NEC Supervisor for two schemes undertaken by Rotherham Housing as part of their comprehensive housing growth programme and Town Centre Masterplan. The developments aimed to provide a diverse range of housing options, including council housing, shared ownership, and affordable sale units.

The first scheme, known as Wellgate, centred on later-life living and is situated on the former site of Henley’s garage. It comprises of two apartment blocks housing 34 units and 20 two and threestorey terraced homes.

The second site, Westgate Riverside, features two apartment blocks with 44 homes along with 28 semi-detached and terrace houses of

varying sizes. This site presented challenges due to its riverside location, necessitating the implementation of flood defences to address regular flooding incidents during the project’s execution.

The Covid-19 pandemic caused a temporary halt in the development, during which the NEC Supervisor was eventually permitted to resume on-site activities. Throughout this period, communication within the construction team was primarily facilitated through platforms such as Microsoft Teams, with DB3 largely responsible for disseminating site updates and relevant information.

MARTIN HOUSE HOSPICE GROUP

Martin House Children’s Hospice

Location: Wetherby

Value: £21.9m

Expertise Area: Clerk of Works

DB3 is currently providing the Clerk of Works role for the Martin House Children’s Charity project at their existing Hospice Centre in Boston Spa, Wetherby. This project aims to meet the increased demand for specialised care environments and to modernise existing facilities to better serve the hospice’s objectives.

The project involves a mix of new construction and refurbishment to create tailored spaces including the new Wellbeing Centre with improved patient bedrooms and en-suite facilities, educational facilities, and enhanced staff accommodations with office and meeting spaces.

Working on a challenging live site with limited access, the project is divided into three phases:

Phase 1: Includes partial demolition of existing structures and basement storage including the existing plant room and forming of temporary boiler provision, with the creation of the new house hub and children’s bedrooms. Phase 1 also involves parking and landscape adjustments with a new site access to Grove Road to aid in traffic flow in and out of the site.

Phase 2a: Involves refurbishment of existing spaces like the Wellbeing Centre, day therapy, and treatment spaces. Includes renovation of offices and welfare areas, along with car park and landscaping adjustments.

Phase 2b: Encompasses partial demolition, creation of new spaces including the education suite and hydrotherapy pool.

As the Clerk of Works, DB3 is responsible for ensuring compliance and quality throughout the construction phase. Key duties include reviewing construction stage drawings and specifications, verifying the use of specified materials, and ensuring adherence to standards. Regular site visits are conducted to identify defects and observations, promptly addressing issues, while liaising consistently with contractors and the client’s team to monitor quality and project progress.

Detailed site visit reports are provided recording progress, compliance, site conditions, and any arising matters. DB3 ensures works are carried out in accordance with statutory regulations, witnesses test results, assists with snagging and sign-off procedures, and supports the 12-month end-of-defects inspection process.

The project is scheduled for completion by the end of 2025.

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CITY OF WOLVERHAMPTON COUNCIL

Wolverhampton Central Learning Quarter

Location: Wolverhampton

Value: £20m

Expertise Area: NEC Supervisor, Technical Advisor & Architecture

DB3 designed the Central Learning Quarter scheme for Wolverhampton College and the Council, working up to RIBA Stage 4. Following the project being tendered, DB3 were retained as Architectural Technical Advisor and NEC Supervisor to guide the client through the construction process.

The scheme aims to consolidate the City of Wolverhampton College, including a new Sixth Form Centre, Wolverhampton Adult Education Services, and the Central Library, onto a single campus in the city centre. The project involves a mix of new and existing buildings, some of which hold listed status. These structures will be redesigned, remodelled, and repurposed to accommodate a wide array of courses catering to diverse learning needs. Additionally, the project includes reordering the public realm to seamlessly integrate with the concept of a unified campus. In our capacity, we offer counsel specifically on value management, environmental performance improvement initiatives, and risk management to the client. We prioritise transparent communication with all stakeholders to cultivate a culture of partnership. This culture is rooted in principles of mutual trust and cooperation, aimed at delivering a successful project in alignment with the project brief, project budget, and project programme.

Our responsibilities also involve reviewing construction standards to ensure compliance with contract documentation. We collaborate closely with the project team to devise optimal solutions that meet the client’s requirements while upholding quality, value, sustainability, and the project’s lifecycle.

The project is currently on site and is scheduled for completion by September 2025.

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Architecture and much more

As a multi-disciplinary consultancy, our expertise extends beyond architecture, meaning our clients can pick and choose key areas or combine a number of our service skill sets and project management skills when selecting our single point service offer. DB3 Group offers the following six individual business units.

DB3 Architecture & Design

Providing RIBA Chartered sustainable architecture, urban design and masterplanning, with supporting services including BIM, visualisation and interior design. DB3’s architectural team comprises 35+ architects, supported by a strong team of 50+ technologists and architectural assistants with the capacity to resource projects across all sectors.

DB3 Building Services Engineering

Offering CIBSE Chartered Mechanical and Electrical Engineering to all sectors. The team have particular experience in the leisure sector, having delivered numerous wet and dry leisure facilities across the UK. The team are CIBSE Low Carbon Energy Assessors and offer Thermal Modelling (DSM).

DB3 Net Zero

Drawing on the experience of our in-house mechanical & electrical engineers, architects, energy assessors, Passivhaus designers and sustainability experts. Our suite of Net Zero consultancy services is broken down into six categories which cover topics around whole life cycle. These categories include; Carbon, Efficiency, Passivhaus, Wellbeing, Performance & Compliance.

DB3 Professional Services

The team deliver building surveying, retail project management, Principal Designer, contract administration and NEC supervisor roles, across the UK. Working alongside DB3’s architectural and M&E teams, these roles can be incorporated into a multi-disciplinary offering or procured as an independent service.

Accreditations

AJ100 Company

RIBA Chartered Practice

Certified Passivhaus Designers

CIAT Registered Practice

CIBSE Directory of Practices & Firms

CIBSE Low Carbon Energy Assessors

ISO9001:2015 Quality Management System

ISO14001:2015 Environmental Management System

Altius Approved Elite Vendor

H&S SSIP Accredited, through Eurosafe and Alcumus

Constructionline Gold Member

Achilles RISQS Accredited

Cyber Essentials Plus

Awards

DB3 Group: Shortlisted - MMC Awards - Women in Modern Methods of Construction; Shortlisted - MMC Awards - Project of the Year - Education (Secondary & Higher); Winner - Build Architecture Awards - Best Sustainable Architecture & Design Firm 2023; Shortlisted - West Midlands Insider Awards 2023 ‘Architecture Practice of the Year’; Winner - Yorkshire Insider Awards 2023 ‘Architecture Practice of the Year’; WinnerCOBBA 2023 ‘Business Development Professional’; Shortlisted - UKREiiF Awards 2023 ‘Consultant of the Year’ & ‘People & Skills Torchbearer’; Shortlisted - COMBA 2023 ‘Architecture Practice & Business Development Professional’; ShortlistedGrafters Awards 2023 ‘Architecture Practice’; Winner – COMBA & COBBA 2022 ‘Architect of the Year’; 2021 Digital Enterprise Top 100; Winner – Insider Property Awards 2018 ‘Architectural Practice of the Year’ & ‘Design Excellence’; Shortlisted – BD Awards 2017 ‘Sports & Leisure Architect of the Year’; RICS Design Through Innovation Award 2017; Insider Property Industry Awards 2015 ‘Highly Commended Architectural Firm of the Year’

Helensburgh Waterfront Development: Highly Commended - Argyll & Bute Awards 2023

‘Aesthetic Design’; Finalist - Planning Awards 2023

‘Outstanding Contribution to Placemaking: Best Use of Arts, Culture or Sport’; Highly CommendedIStructE Awards 2022 ‘Leisure Project’

Llys Cadwyn Regeneration: Winner – Cardiff Property Awards 2021 and Ystadau Cymru 2021 Award for ‘Creating Economic Growth’; Highly Commended – British Construction Industry Awards 2021; CLAW Project of the Year Awards 2021

Adidas Oxford Street: Gold Winner – London Design Awards 2020

Leeds College of Music: Winner – RIBA Regional Award 2015 ‘Small Project Award’; Shortlisted –Insider Property Industry Awards Yorkshire 2018 ‘Regeneration Project of the Year’, Education Estates Awards 2018 ‘Refurbishment Project’, AJ Retrofit Awards 2018 ‘Further & Higher Education’; Constructing Excellence Yorkshire & Humber Awards 2018 ‘Building Project of the Year’

Chancery Lane Residential: Shortlisted –London Construction Awards 2018 ‘London Build Excellence’ & ‘Regeneration Project’

Airedale Air Conditioning: Winner – RICS 2017 Regional Award ‘Design through innovation’

Ysgol Craig Y Deryn School: RTPI Wales Planning Award 2014

Kirkcaldy Leisure Centre: Commended – SCALA Awards 2014 ‘Civic Building of the Year’

MOMA Machynlleth Tannery Gallery: CPRW Awards 2014 ‘Special Award’

Michael Woods Leisure Centre: Highly Commended – SCALA Awards 2014 ‘Civic Building of the Year’; Scottish Property Awards 2014 ‘Architectural Excellence’

Marks & Spencer, Liverpool: Highly Commended –CIAT Award 2010 ‘Technical Excellence’

PAN Emirates, Dubai: Shortlisted – Retail Interiors Awards 2010 ‘Best International Interior’

Threeways School, Bath: BCSE Awards 2009 ‘Inspiring Design for Special Schools’

ASDA Stores Supplier Awards: 2009 ‘Best Consultant’ & ‘Best EDLC (Every Day Low Cost) Initiative’

University of Huddersfield, Creative Art Building: Bronze Awards – RIBA White Rose Award 2009; Commendation – CIAT Award 2009; Shortlisted –RICS Pro Yorkshire Awards 2009

University of Huddersfield, Milton Centre: Winner – Insider Yorkshire Renaissance Awards 2006 ‘Best Restoration Project’

Aberdovey Yacht Club: Winner – Snowdonia National Park Awards 1992 ‘Good Design in the Countryside Award’

St Giles Business Park for the DBRW: Winner –Prince of Wales Design Awards 1990 ‘Good Design Awards’

Llwydcoed Crematorium: Winner - RIBA Wales Architecture Awards 1971

Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS): 2017, 2011, 2010

Green Apple Awards: 2015, 2013, 2010, 2009, 2008

LABC Building Excellence Awards: 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008

LABC Design Excellence Awards: 2013, 2012, 2009, 2008, 2003, 2002

Leicestershire & Rutland Craftsmanship Awards: 2013, 2012, 2009, 2008, 2003, 2002

Civic Trust Awards: 2012, 2007, 2006, 1993, 1990

BREEAM Awards: 2008, 2007

Montgomeryshire Design Awards: 1997, 1994

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