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Blackburn Sports and Swimming Complex
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A new £13.5million sports and swimming complex in Blackburn town centre has been constructed to replace the ageing Waves Water Fun Centre.
The joint project between Blackburn with Darwen Council and Blackburn College will provide for students and residents swimming pools but also a larger fitness suite, a dance/ aerobics studio, sauna and steam room and two
sports halls. The scheme, partly-based on Darwen Leisure Centre, will reduce the running costs of the existing Waves complex and reduce the subsidy.
Congratulations to Cara Brickwork
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Naylor Lintels were supplied to the winning project
of the Supreme Award at the Brick Awards 2015
The Whitworth Art Gallery.
The judges comments were -
Extraordinary architectural quality both in its internal and external spatial arrangements, attention to detail and workmanship. The proportions of the external spaces are
immensely effective and give a calmness and richness. The relationship to its surroundings is clear in the historic Whitworth building and its landscape setting, park and new courtyards. This building has tremendous architectural quality and its use of brick as an ornamental narrative device as well as a robust skin is exceptional.
County Courthouse Wakefield
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Naylor Concrete supplied Type A 1370mm long traffic bollards to a project in Wakefield. The Bollards were recently supplied to protect an area
from unwanted traffic.
The old County Court building was demolished and the remaining footprint was edged with the Bollards.
EFFLUENT TANK HELPS HOSPITAL MEET STANDARDS
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A Sealwall Tank manufactured by Whites Concrete has become part of Rampton Hospital’s new Energy Centre in Nottinghamshire, which is operated and maintained under a Carbon Energy Fund framework contract.
Part of the new Energy Centre that provides heating, hot water and electricity to the Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust Hospital, Whites Concrete’s pre-cast concrete Sealwall Tank is a component of Rampton’s new effluent treatment plant—now a modern, automated system that meets both current environmental standards and future expansion of the site.
Fancy a Coffee ?
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QUOTED AS THEIR LARGEST CONSTRUCTION PROJECT WORLDWIDE, PROJECT DOVE IS NESTLE'S £200 MILLION COFFEE PRODUCTION FACTORY IN TUTBURY, STAFFS.
The production factility will see all Nestle's
Coffee Production produced from one site. Hailed by David Cameron as “brilliant news for UK manufacturing and for the local
community” it is also brilliant news for Naylor Lintels. We are proud to have supplied hundreds of our Hi Spec, Fair Faced and Fire lintels to this production facility through Caxton Builders, who are sub contracting to John Sisk Ltd and all supplied by Dunpark Civils and Lintels, Bilston.
Lake District stream unstraightened in concrete project
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Pre-cast concrete panels were used in an unusual project to carry out the ‘re- meandering' of a historically straightened section of Swindale
Beck in the Lake District.
Whites Concrete supplied its precast Rockwall and Groundwall panels so that Coffey Construction could quickly and efficiently form a
new Coanda screen, fish pass walls and a Crump Weir to Swindale Beck, which is an upstream sub-catchment of Cumbria’s River Eden.
Lake District stream unstraightened in concrete project
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Pre-cast concrete panels were used in an unusual project to carry out the ‘re- meandering' of a historically straightened section of Swindale
Beck in the Lake District.
Whites Concrete supplied its precast Rockwall and Groundwall panels so that Coffey Construction could quickly and efficiently form a
new Coanda screen, fish pass walls and a Crump Weir to Swindale Beck, which is an upstream sub-catchment of Cumbria’s River Eden.
Naylor and the Olympic Legacy Part 1
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Designed by EDF and NORD Architecture, the first building completed on the Olympic site was the Substation that powered the whole Olympic site. The Legacy plans also meant that it would remain for the post-Olympic development as well, to power future developments for the Stratford City Development.
Construction started in 2007, was completed in time for the 'Power On' date of June 2009 and was built by Winchmore Brickwork, using Ibstock Himley bricks and including Naylor Concrete Lintels supplied by Civils and Lintels, Erith. The building won several awards including the prestigious 'Best Brickwork in Britain' award in 2010.
Naylor and the Olympic Legacy Part 2
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The Copper Box.
The Handball Arena was also constructed by Winchmore Brickwork and contains Naylor Hi-Spec Lintels. Designed by MAKE Architects, it is the only permanent indoor mixed sports arena in the Olympic Park to be retained, and Winchmore have just been invited back to make alterations and refurbishments in order to convert the building into the 'Multi Use Arena', or Copper Box as it is now called, as part
of the Olympic Legacy for the Queen Elizabeth Park.
Naylor and the Olympic Legacy Part 3
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The Olympic stadium had a capacity of 80,000 during the Olympics and Paralympics. It will be reduced in capacity to 25,000 for the future and will become West Ham United F.C's new permanent home. Designed by Populous Architects and contracted to McAlpine, it took over three years to build. Along with 10,700 tonnes of steel and thousands of cubic metres of low-carbondioxide concrete, there are many Naylor Concrete Hi-Spec, Fair Faced and Fire Resistant Lintels in the building, supplied through Civils and Lintels to Essex based Brickwork Contractor, Galostar.
Naylor and the Olympic Legacy Part 4
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The VeloPark
Clad in Siberian Pine, and affectionately nicknamed 'The Pringle' due to the shape of its roof, The Velodrome was the first Olympic venue to be completed, and it came in on time, and on budget too! Built by ISG Ltd, who were responsible for the refurbishment of the Manchester Velodrome, and designed by Hopkins Architects, with the help of cycling legend, Sir Chris Hoy, it cost just £94 million
to build. Again, Naylor Lintels feature heavily in this building and were supplied to Bromley based Brickwork Contractor R.I Works Ltd.
Naylor and the Olympic Legacy Part 5
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The Athletes Village
There were a number of contractors building blocks for the Athletes accommodation, but amongst the Brickwork Contractors using Naylor
Concrete Lintels were Lee Marley Brickwork
Contractors of Reading.
Naylor Concrete supplied The Hepworth Gallery Project
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Naylor supplied Hi-Spec and Fairfaced Lintels to the Hepworth Wakefield which has a gross floor area of 5,232m2 and 1600m2 of gallery space.
The Hepworth Wakefield is the only gallery to open outside London in over 50 years.
The Hepworth Wakefield houses a collection of
sculptures by local born artist Barbara Hepworth alongside the works of other prominent artists.
Wakefield Council began project development in 2003 with a RIBA international architecture competition that led to the selection of David Chipperfield as architect.
Design development started in 2004 and construction began 3 years later.
Naylor Concrete supplies Hi-Spec Concrete Lintels to Lend Lease £70m Northumbria Hospital Project
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Lend Lease bagged the £70m contract to build an emergency care hospital in East Cramlington.
The hospital will be the first in the county to have specialists working around the clock to ensure seriously ill or injured patients get treatment quicker.
Alongside the major A&E department, the hospital includes a short-stay paediatric facility and consultant-led maternity unit.
Its innovative design includes wards arranged around a central nurses' station, to enable staff to keep a closer eye on patients.
Naylor Concrete supplied Hi-Spec R8 and R6 concrete lintels to Specialist Brickwork Contractor P James throughout the construction.
Naylor Concrete supplies Sun Lane Leisure Centre project
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Naylor Concrete supplied Hi-Spec, Fire Spec and Stainless Steel L-Strip Lintels to the Sun Lane Leisure project in Wakefield.
Sun Lane Leisure is an inspirational venue for the district built on the site of the old Sun Lane Baths and will allow Wakefield district residents to swim, get fit and stay active in a purpose built and modern facility that includes:
• Six lane 25m pool with adjustable depth
• 13m x 7m studio pool with adjustable depth
• 100 station fitness suite
• Multi-use activity studio
• Health suite with steam room and sauna
• 130 capacity spectator viewing area
Naylor Concrete supplies the Trinity Walk Wakefield project
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Naylor Concrete Ltd supplied Hi-Spec, Fire Spec and Fairfaced Lintels to the 500,000 sq ft Trinity Walk project in Wakefield.
Trinity Walk shopping centre opened its doors in
Wakefield in May 2011. Wakefield Council described it as “the most important City Centre development for more than 20 years”
Trinity Walk is a partially enclosed shopping centre with 63 stores and 1000 parking spaces.
The centre contains some major anchor stores
including a Sainsburys, Debenhams, Next and Asda Living.
Naylor Lintels Part of Westfield Bradford Broadway Shopping Centre
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Westfield, the world's largest shopping centre
developer and Meyer Bergman, pan-European retail real estate investor opened their latest shopping centre in Bradford in 2015.
Renowned for their iconic shopping centres in major cities around the globe, Westfield offers the very best in high fashion and leisure.
Confirmed tenants in the 570,000 sq ft scheme include Debenhams, Marks and Spencer, Next, Topshop, Topman, Sainsbury's plus many more.
Bradford has a catchment of almost one million
consumers with a weighted annual spend potential of £623 million.
Naylor Lintels specified for Farmhouse Renovation
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The farmhouse is situated within a conservation area in Tickhill near Doncaster and after 14 months of renovation is completed in November 2014. Naylor lintels were specified throughout and in some instances the walls of the building were so thick they required 4 Naylor lintels to be used side by side to make up the width.
Award winning Architects Coda Studios and Contractor Terry Huggett worked closely with the client to convert and extend the somewhat rundown farmhouse and outbuildings into a stunning contemporary home.
Naylor Lintels used in construction of new Coronation Street set
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Soap chiefs have moved Weatherfield from Manchester to nearby Salford so they have more space for filming.
Builders have recreated The Rovers Return, The Kabin and Dev’s corner shop as well as the characters’ homes down to every minute detail.
Builders laid about 11,000 cobbles, 190,000
bricks of different types and used seven colours of mortar so it looks realistic.
The new set is full size so two cars will be able to pass each other on the Street.
Broughton Brickwork used Naylor lintels whilst building the Coronation Street lots.
Naylor supply lintels to Rolls Royce project
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Naylor Concrete Ltd supplied Ultrafire and HiSpec Lintels to the Rolls-Royce project in Washington.
Miller Construction has landed the contract to build a multi-million pound Rolls-Royce factory in Sunderland. The 20,000m2 facility, at Washington’s Radial Business Park, will manufacture fan and turbine discs for jet engines and is expected to be ready for production to start late next year.
The construction contract, thought to be worth £35m, is part of a £950m five-year-investment programme on the part of the company.
Naylor’s Sweet Success
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Haribo’s new £35m factory in Castleford, which will create almost 300 jobs opened in Spring 2015.
The new facility was developed by Wates Construction.
Haribo was awarded £6.4m from the government as part of the Regional Growth Fund in 2011.
The new plant, which will produce around 48,000 tonnes of treats per year, was built due to its Pontefract facility operating near to capacity.
The new facility will include a 30,700 sq ft three-storey manufacturing unit and a four-storey office block. The site also has a steel-framed energy centre and sub-station.
One in the chamber for concrete specialist as turbine project reaches completion
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Whites Concrete has supplied a pre-cast concrete chamber for an 11-tonne Archimedean screw turbine installed on the banks of the River Esk in Whitby, North Yorkshire by national engineering and construction company JN Bentley.
The Whites Concrete chamber has been constructed using robust Groundwall L-shaped units, to house the 2.9m diameter screw turbine. The latter will operate with up to 4 cumec with a rated capacity of 51.6KW as it generates electricity for Esk Energy (Yorkshire). Esk Energy secured funding towards the cost of the project through a community share issue.
St Elphin’s Park £6m Restoration and Redevelopment
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Exceptional homes in the perfect location St Elphin’s Park retirement village is set within 14 acres of landscaped grounds, located within the Derbyshire Dales.
The centrepiece building, St Elphin’s House,
started life as a private residence, becoming an
exclusive spa in the 19th century, and latterly, a
well-known girls’ boarding school, St Elphin’s Girls School. This Victorian schoolhouse has been restored stone by stone.
Surrounding the Victorian grandeur of St Elphin's House, and built to echo the appeal of a traditional Derbyshire hamlet, are attractively
designed retirement properties including
apartments, cottages and mews cottages.
Wakefield Westgate ‘‘Gateway’’ Station
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Naylor Lintels have been supplied to another prestigious project.
Network Rail awarded the Wakefield Westgate “Gateway” Station project to Buckingham Group Contracting Ltd.
The overall scope of the project
• The construction of a BREEAM 2011 Excellent rated Station Building including DfT Code of Practice compliant lifts providing step free access to Platform 1 & Platform 2 and an enclosed footbridge
• The Station embraces a modern open plan foyer including a travel centre, retail outlets, coffee shops and First Class Lounge
• Integrated transport interchange providing a functional forecourt with Taxi/car drop-off, short stay parking and bus replacement facilities
Wakefield’s New £3.76m State of the art Fire Station
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The fire station is relocating from Dale Street, Ossett, to nearer Wakefield city centre as part of West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority's Integrated Risk Management Plan and replaces the current near Ossett town centre.
The new location will enable crews to support the Combined Aerial Rescue Pump based in Wakefield.
Coun Tracey Austin, West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service vice chairwoman, carried out the ground breaking ceremony. She said: "This marks the start of a very exciting project in
Wakefield district and I am looking forward to seeing the new station taking shape.”
Whites Concrete panels for cemetery wall structure in Wigan
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Precast concrete Groundwall panels, designed and manufactured by Whites Concrete with a special rock face finish to blend in with existing surroundings, have replaced an integral part of
a cemetery wall structure in Wigan.
The 2.35m high (1m wide) concrete panels, which were formed with a bespoke liner, were installed on time and within budget by Parklands Services, a leading construction provider in the North West.
Shaun Edwards, Managing Director of Parklands
Services, commented: “We were very impressed with the turnaround, quality and detail of the precast panels from Whites Concrete".
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