Pegler Yorkshire

250 City Road in London is currently being transformed into a high-density, low energy residential community.

Baltimore Tower is the latest and tallest skyscraper to adorn the London skyline. Situated in the Canary Wharf area of the city, the 150 metre building will provide luxury accommodation for city workers.

The original Birmingham Symphony Hall was built in 1991 and played host to many iconic classical performances yet Performance Birmingham Ltd, the charitable trust which manages the Town hall and Symphony Hall, wanted to expand the space to create a permeable area to satisfy a diverse audience and cater for new artistic adventures.xxGaliford Try were appointed as contractors to deliver a seamless integration between the old building and new foyer. The building has seen more than 8,000 sqft of new space created whilst a further 6,000 sqft of unused space re-developed into productive use. The new foyer now provides enhanced catering and hospitality space as well as a place for educational activities.The particular challenge on this project for Manstal, M&E contractors, was to create an integrated plumbing system that succinctly delivered all services to the various areas at a consistent and efficient level of performance. In addition, the new system was to be integrated into the district heating system that also serviced the existing building.Therefore, to ensure a consistent level of performance throughout the HVAC system, Manstal chose the new Pegler Proflow PIC Valve to manage the efficiency and flow rates. The revolutionary new Pressure Independent Control Valve (PICV), is designed to eliminate existing PICV heating and cooling system issues. The valves are supplied in bypass configuration meaning they can be installed and flushed (both forward and backward to BISRA recommended standards) at full bore. Ensuring the PICV mechanism is safely out of the way to support a more efficient flushing process. Once clean and ready to commission a simple rotation of the Proflow PICV head introduces the valve into the flow and rotates the bypass out of the way.The Manstal team experienced significant time savings on the project in line with Pegler’s published data on the Proflow PICV. The data shows that a traditional installation method of just 1 unit, encompassing seven stages from installation to commissioning then lagging would take up to 70% longer than the four stage process using the Proflow PIC Valve. What Manstal said:Matthew Rose, Manstal Project Manager commented:“We are well aware of the quality of the Pegler brand and had no hesitation to use the Proflow PICV on such an iconic project. With the valves being supplied in a bypass configuration it meant that our time was reduced in preparing the valves for the flushing process and as the two circuits were flushed together, we were confident that any debris would easily pass through without effecting the new system.”

Broadmoor Hospital was originally completed in 1863 and was built to house those that were clinically insane. Additions to the building have been made over the years to specifically house men which has included notorious reprobates such as Ronald Kray and Peter Sutcliffe.

A joint project by Interserve and Kajima to deliver the design build and maintenance of seven secondary schools across Hertfordshire, Luton and Reading with a gross internal floor area of approximately 65,000m2 and a construction cost of approximately £125m.

A £36m state-of-the-art facility, the Garnock Education Campus merges and relocates two schools, Garnock Academy and Glengarnock Primary School.

The project boasts 1,261 self-catered en-suite bedrooms in four, six, seven and eight-bedroom flats and 16 single studios across six residential blocks.

The Tower Bridge Magistrates Court, London, redevelopment encompasses the design, build and creation of a 191-bedroom boutique hotel situated within the Tower Bridge Conservation Area.

THE PROJECT BRIEF: To install a high performing and reliable system with minimal disruption to residents. Rising concerns with regards to copper theft and fluctuating tube costs also needed to be taken into consideration. THE SOLUTION: The Tectite Flexible Metal System by Pegler Yorkshire combines Multi-Layer Composite Pipe and metal push-fit fittings. This combination results in the flexible, flame free and efficient installation associated with PEX systems, whilst providing the performance and integrity of a traditional soldered system. Performance offered by Tectite Flexible Metal enables a connection to be made directly boiler, something other flexible systems cannot claim.

Motel One in Newcastle is a city centre hotel designed to provide high standards of service, high-quality materials and good designs all for ‘Little Money’. The German based chain has experienced successful growth in its native country and is looking for further expansion throughout Europe. Its Newcastle development is situated in an enviable city centre location, just a short distance from the city’s Central Station and just 12km from Newcastle International Airport.

Park View Village is a £75 million development for student accommodation at Newcastle University.

The Worthy Down Barracks near Winchester is the headquarters and depot of the Adjutant General’s Corps and from 2018 will host the Defence College of Logistics, Policing and Administration, which will provide training for key support roles for all three armed services.

Sage Building, Newcastle The £80 million offices of the Sage Group plc in Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne, included a massive 250,000 Yorkshire integral solder ring fittings. The fittings – manufactured from copper or copper alloy - were used exclusively throughout the building in sizes from 15mm to 54mm. The massive scale of the project meant up to 80 plumbers and fittings were installing Yorkshire integral solder ring products at any one time.

Sunderland Royal Hospital has undergone an extensive refurbishment programme of its A&E department and adjoining wards

The Glebe is a prestigious project in the heart of London’s Chelsea district. It will encompass the transformation of an old school built over 100 years ago.

Ten Trinity Square, the former home of the Port of London Authority, is highly regarded as one of Britain’s finest buildings. Built in the 1920’s for an astronomical sum of £1million its classical façade pays homage to its trade links with a sculpture of Old Father Thames adorning the roof and holding his trident and pointing East depicting the trade between nations. Today, Chinese investor Reignwood, has entered into a new phase for the building, converting it into platinum luxury apartments.

Marlin Apartments is the owner-operator of serviced apartments in central London. The company set about creating a flag ship aparthotel in the Lambeth area of the city back in 2013, the 236 room building will be due for completion this year (2017).