Interior refurbishment, Rotherham

  • Client: Dearne Valley College
  • Sector: Education
  • Type: Refurbishment
  • Procurement: Tendered
  • Location: Rotherham, South Yorkshire
  • Project Value: £353,000

The Project

Pacy and Wheatley Educational Refurbishment and Construction project was to perform a complete refurbishment on a building used for joint purposes. The building housed a café with bar facilities alongside a pool room, as well as a small area used for beauty purposes. The brief entailed the transformation of the building into a new hair and beauty training facility, which would also be available for commercial use and hire by those in the beauty industry. The building needed stripping back to the basics, including M&E and the demolition of internal walls so that new areas could be constructed. The building required new toilets and suspended ceilings, as well as separate treatment rooms and the installation of a set of bespoke furniture in line with the theme of the project. A number of old services required adaptation to suit the new function. To finish the project, it required new floor coverings throughout, and a new flat roof was constructed, included specific roof openings to maximize the use of natural light.

The Challenge

The College required the project to be fully completed for the beginning of the new academic year in September, with the work taking place throughout the summer break. This allowed for a period of 6 weeks work, with a programme requiring 10- 12 weeks. During the project, a number of design alterations were implemented adding to the challenge of the project, which included a new water main installation to account for the increased water usage of the building. This would take place over a working and busy car park. Asbestos was also found and dealt with during the strip out phase of the project.

The Solution

The project required a certain level flexibility, with the surrounding area also serving a busy nursery and an on-site fitness suite, both of which were in full use during the 6-week period. The new water main was laid and completed out of working hours to ensure minimal disruption, and the asbestos was inspected and removed successfully and efficiently. The project required excellent site management to ensure safety and efficiency, while adhering to the deadline and time frame set out. Sub contract and supplier orders were placed in good time to ensure the necessary materials were on site without delay, and a level of ‘accelerated working’ was implemented to achieve the design alterations given, during the project. The supply chain proved to be a credit with flexible working hours and maintained full co-operation with the site manager.

Key Achievements

The project was completed within the time frame and deadlines set, with no disruption to the surrounding area and businesses.The finished project exceeded the expectations of both the staff at the college, and the students who used it’s facilities.

Testimonial

Completion on time and to budget with zero reportable accidents.

Thanks Anthony. I am very pleased with the outcome! Pacy and Wheatley Construction will certainly be a key supplier for our list in the future! If you need any publicity or positive statements etc. to support you then please let me know.

Martin Harrison | Principal | Dearne Valley College | Wath upon Dearne

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    Nottingham University Hospitals, NHS Trust

    Pacy & Wheatley Interiors were contacted in regard to getting involved in an urgent project to completely strip out and refurbish the Southwell Ward at Nottingham City Hospital. The brief to this project was that once commenced, this project needed to be completed in 12 weeks, a very tall undertaking based on the amount of work involved. However, after several meetings, a programme was put together which involved a large portion of the works being carried out on both days and nights, 6 days a week, in order to give all involved the best chance of completing the works to a very challenging timescale. The works undertaken involved the full strip out of the existing ward, including substantial M&E works, new flooring to all the wards, new doors, new counters and Kitchen units were also installed on the Joinery element of the works. New lay in grid Ceilings were installed along with specified LED Lighting upgrades and the whole ward was fully Decorated throughout.

    This, in essence, was a monumental challenge for all involved, including the Architect, Consultants, the in-house NHS team, and, of course, the P&W site and Management team. The delivery of this project needed careful planning and completion of areas of the ward in a phased manner to ensure that all of the trades involved could access specific areas to complete their works. This was achieved for the most part due to thorough planning and due consideration given to all of the trades participating on the project.

    Pacy & Wheatley have now delivered a modern, state-of-the-art facility for both Hospital patients and staff, completed in record time. Thanks must go to all involved for their dedication and application in ensuring we got over the line and completed this project. Many Thanks to both Adam Cox ( Site Manager ) along with Steve Shaw ( Project Manager ) and Charlotte Wheatley ( Project QS ) for their outstanding effort in delivering this project which was delivered with zero accidents which in itself is a testament to the planning and execution of the works.

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