CATEGORY WINNERS
© Ståle Eriksend
© Ståle Eriksend
INTERIOR
BURY GATE FARM
PULBOROUGH
A new five-bedroom dwelling which replaced a dilapidated 1950’s bungalow. The house was developed as a modern reinterpretation of a villa/small country house within a parkland setting, to reflect the heavy clay soils found in this part of Sussex. The loose stepped plan is ordered by a two-storey colonnade, allowing for the interior to take in the expansive views of the Downs and the colour deriving from the local Fittleworth Stone.
Submitted by: Sandy Rendel Architects. www.sandyrendel.com
Architect: Sandy Rendel Architects.
Contractors: Copyhold (Builders) Ltd, details on request | Guy Goodens (Brickwork), details on request.
Other: Structure Workshop (Structural Engineer).
www.structureworkshop.co.uk | Invicta Clean Energy (ASHP and PV Design). www.invictacleanenergy.co.uk | Built Environment Technology (MVHR).
www.thebuiltenvironment.co.uk
CALEDONIAN ROAD
CHICHESTER
The renovation and extension of a Victorian cottage and the Change of Use of a former Barbers shop built in the 1970s to form part of an unusual and triangular, corner plot in the Conservation Area. Both buildings were in very poor condition, work was to improve the aesthetics, layout and function of the dwelling and to create a level, accessible garden with studio/store and parking.
Submitted by: Alice Pullan (Owner).
Architect: Crossley Design Architecture. www.crossleydesign.co.uk
Designer: Alice Pullan, details on request.
Contractor: Pete Frettsome, Construct 10, details on request.
© Rory Gardiner
© Rory Gardiner
COURTYARD
EAVESDROP
BALCOMBE
A single-storey house designed as a retirement home, sitting in the grounds of a Grade II listed Lodge house. The brief was for a low-energy house which drew reference from the traditional agricultural buildings of the High Weald. The stone, both externally and internally in the house, refers to the Wealden Sandstone of the listed Lodge. At the centre of the house is the courtyard, which organises the overall plan for the living spaces.
Submitted by: Tom Dowdall Architects. www.tomdowdall.co.uk
Architect/Site Manager: Tom Dowdall.
Contractors: Project Delivered as a Self Build | RJV Construction Ltd (Foundations). www.rjvconstructionltd.co.uk | Goodman Groundworks (Landscaping). www.goodmangroundworks.co.uk | Mike Bruce, Cut ‘n’ Pitch Carpentry Services (Roof Structure, SIP Installation and Carpentry), details on request | Gary Tidey (Tiling), Tidey Ltd, details on request | M. Goodman Brickwork (Split Faced Stone Walling), details on request | Roland Sullivan (Plumbing Installation), Solsun Eco Solutions. www.solsunme.uk | T. J. Botting & Son (Electrical Installation), details on request | Holmes Carpentry & Joinery. www.holmescarpentryandjoinery.co.uk | Avington Design Ltd (Handset Stone Cladding), details on request.
Other: Richard Dowdall (Structural Engineer), details on request.
© Morgan Carn Architects
INTERIOR
NEW DWELLING AT SHARDS
CUCKFIELD
The original site was an old quarry, which had been filled in the 80s. From the outset, Morgan Carn understood that planning permission would only be granted via the ‘Outstanding and Innovative Architecture’ clause in the NPPF. Design inspiration was taken from historic documents showing the outline of the quarry to help inform the footprint and form. There were numerous revisions which helped to develop the original architectural concept into a practical construction project.
Submitted by: Morgan Carn Architects. www.morgancarn.com
Architect: Morgan Carn Architects.
Site Manager/Craftsman: Richard Pudney, Richard Pudney Construction, details on request.
Contractors: Clinton Dall (Principal Contractor), details on request | Rhys Quinn (Nudura Installer), Eco Build Southern, details on request | John Walker, IQ Glass. www.iqglassuk.com | Kornel Kiss, SFABs. www.southernfabricationssussex.co.uk
Other: Terry McCarten (Principal Designer), details on request | Anthony Paul, Anthony Paul Landscape Design. www.anthonypaullandscapedesign.com | Allister Craig (Structural Engineer), North Point Structures, details on request | Steve Hollick (BIM Manager), Jubb. www.jubb.uk.com | Mark Naumann (Drainage Engineer), Meridian Civil Engineering Consultancy. www.meridiancivils.co.uk | SE Surveying Ltd (Surveyors). www.sesurveying.co.uk | Keith Elson (Soil Investigations and Contamination Assessments), details on request | Steve Tomlinson (Triton Tanking and Membranes), details on request | Anthony Quinn (Nudura Supplier), ICF Southern. www.icfsouthern.co.uk
© Morgan Carn Architects
© Morgan Carn Architects
NEW DWELLING AT WEALD HOUSE
KEYMER
Located within underutilised parkland, set in the curtilage of the client’s existing dwelling, Weald Hall. The initial brief was for a five-bedroom dwelling, with high ambitions for energy efficiency and environmental impact. An important feature of the site’s topography was the gentle slope towards the south, the shallow angle of the slope posed challenges for the earthwork design. A commitment was made to achieve Passivhaus performance with a complex zinc roof design.
Submitted by: Morgan Carn Architects. www.morgancarn.com
Architects: Morgan Carn Architects (Executive Architects) | Ecotecture Ltd (Original Planning Architects), details on request.
Site Manager: Julian Osbourne-Smith, details on request. Contractors: Ron Beattie, Beattie Passive. www.beattiepassive.com | Tommy Devorty, Devlan Décor, details on request | Shaun Humphries, Pierview Carpentry, details on request | Billy Medlock, Medlock Dry Construction. www.medlockdryconstruction.co.uk | Nick Hooper, Self Build Assist, details on request | Craig Stamp, CS Tiling, details on request | Julian Tilley, T.E. Tilley Ltd. www.stonemasonsbrighton.co.uk | Yen Dai, Total Energy Systems. www.totalenergysystems.com | Xavier Wilcox, Powerplant Home Automation. www.powerplant.co.uk | Darren Rehill, Amerra Groundworks. www.amerra.co.uk | Reis M Emrie, Stone Republic. www.stonerepublic.co.uk
Other: Gareth Cavill, Beattie Passive (D & B Passivhaus Timber Frame Designers) | Nigel Evans, Canham Consulting
(Structural and Drainage Engineers). www.canhamconsulting.co.uk | Susie Pfeiffer, Pfeiffer Design (Interior Designer). www.pfeifferdesign.co.uk
© Pauline Sutton Design
© Pauline Sutton Design
BEFORE
PALFREY FARM
PETWORTH
Enlargement of two extensions, erection of new porch, alterations to fenestration, internal alterations and new garden wall with new landscaping. The Grade II medieval and 17th-century elements being highly sensitive were not considered capable of change which would affect the historic character of the original house. The exception was the new porch, but the main extensions and changes were kept to the later (19th-century and 20th-century) phases of the dwelling.
Submitted by: Pauline Sutton Design. www.paulinesutton.com
Architect: Pauline Sutton Design.
Site/Project Manager: Lyle Steyn, South Downs Construction (Midhurst) Ltd. www.southdownsconstruction.co.uk
Contractor: South Downs Construction (Midhurst) Ltd.
Other: Dr Ian Wightman (Planning Agent and Historic Buildings Consultant), details on request | Chris Moss Landscape & Garden Design. www.chrismossgardens.com
INTERIOR
SHEPHERD’S COTTAGE
NR POLEGATE
Shepherds Cottage is located under the slopes of Firle Beacon on the ancient Old Coaching Road that bisects the Firle Estate. The brief was to repair, insulate and decorate. All cementitious materials were removed, new lime plaster applied, recycled glass insulation laid under limecrete and ash floors. The internal ground floor plan of the cottage was adjusted to restore a simple two-bay plan finished with alabaster lime paint and murals of local motifs.
Submitted by: Rabble Architecture. www.rabblearchitecture.co.uk
Designer: Rabble Architecture.
Site Manager/Contractor: Simon Farey, details on request.
Other: Deborah Gardener (Heritage Consultant). www.dgc-consultants.com | Ian Rafter (Engineer), details on request.
© MAandD
BEFORE
THE MILE HOUSE
AMBERLEY
The brief was to replace a 1960s dwelling with accommodation that was to allow for single-storey living if needed. The new house is a fully certified Passivhaus arranged as a collection of three wings. A single-storey wing contains the main living areas placed to maximise the views over the Amberley Wild Brooks floodplain. A central, two-storey wing contains the entrance, with the final wing as a smaller single-storey music room.
Submitted by: Meloy Architecture and Design. www.meloy.co.uk
Architect: Meloy Architecture and Design.
Site Manager: David Willing, details on request.
Contractors: Lucas Groundworks (Foundations/ Grasscrete/Landscaping). www.lucasgroundworksltd.co.uk | South Coast Steel (Steelwork and Stair Fabrication). www.southcoaststeel.co.uk | Steico (www.steico.com) via PH15 (www.phhomes.co.uk) with Kithurst Timber (www.kithursthomes.com) (Timber Frame) | Owenbeg Contracts (Timber Frame Installation/Carpentry). www.owenbeg-contracts.co.uk | Katzbeck (Windows and Doors). www.katzbeck-windows.co.uk | C Rae Roofing, details on request | South Downs Electrical Services Ltd. www.southdownselectrical.co.uk | A Greener Alternative (ASHP). www.agreeneralternative.co.uk | Wagner (Photovoltaic Panels and Batteries). www.wagner-renewables.com | P & P Plastering, details on request | Ifit Fires and Flues (Stove Install). www.ifitltd.co.uk | Complete Carpentry. www.ccmps.co.uk | KMG Decorating, details on request | Aldas (Airtightness Test). www.aldas.co.uk
Craftsmen: KJ Wallace (Bathrooms). www.kjbathrooms.co.uk | JM Furniture (Cabinetry/Kitchen). www.jmfurniture.co.uk
Other: Simon Bastone Associates (Structural Consultant). www.sb-a.co.uk | Alan Clarke (Mechanical and Electrical Consultant), details on request | APE Architecture & Design (Passivhaus Consultant). www.ape-ad.co.uk | PH15 (Passivhaus Consultant) | Dowsett Mayhew Planning Partnership (Planning Consultant). www.dowsettmayhew.com | PJC Consultancy (Arboriculturalist and Ecology). www.pjcconsultancy.com
© Matthew Smith Architectural Photography
BEFORE
THE RETREAT
CHICHESTER
A secluded residence, organised into two wings, centred around a shared entrance space. One wing features double-height ceilings to accommodate the living spaces, whilst the other is split across two levels, housing private bedrooms and bathrooms. Vaulted ceilings and strategically positioned corner sliding doors establish a seamless connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces. The organic material palette also includes feature timber cladding, which was reclaimed from an old church floor.
Submitted by: Helyer Davies Architects Ltd. www.hdarchitects.co.uk
Architect: Thomas Davies, Helyer Davies Architects Ltd.
Contractor: Halcyon. www.halcyon.build
CLOSE UP
TRIANGLE HOUSE
PULBOROUGH
The project is a timber frame stick-built house with a brick and block skin, incorporating blue bricks, white render and cedar cladding. The site itself has a 9” sewer crossing the plot at a depth that was impossible to build over or near; the immediate neighbour also has a public sewer running alongside her house; combined with the third side which flanks Network Rail, subsequently the shape left with was a triangular footprint.
Submitted by: Olafur Mason, Mason Carpentry. www.masoncarpentry.construction
Architect: Valerie Hinde Chartered Architect. www.valerie-hinde.co.uk
Designer/Site Manager: Olafur Mason.
Contractors: Jason Jones, JG Jones Groundwork Services. www.jgjonesservices.co.uk | Mason Carpentry | Francoise Pardoux, South Coast Metal Roofing (Zinc Roof).
www.southcoastmetalroofing.com
Craftsmen: Toby Vatcher (Plasterer), Dominic Goodchild
(Decorator) and Andrew Walker (Driveway), details on request.
© Manorwood
© Manorwood
CLOSE UP
TYE OAK FARM
EAST HARTING
A historic farmstead which had fallen into disrepair. The project set about removing the modern farm buildings and converting the historic buildings to provide a single residence. Manorwood researched the property and provided heritage advice, alongside John Landon of Heritage Oak who supervised and delivered the project.
Submitted by: Manorwood. www.manorwood.co.uk
Design/Planning/Historic Building Research: Ben Kirk, Vanda Matos and Roberto Prieto-Labrador, Manorwood.
Project Supervisor: John Langdon, Heritage Oak Buildings Ltd. www.heritageoakbuildingssussex.co.uk
© Manorwood
© Manorwood
BEFORE
WAPSBOURNE MANOR
UCKFIELD
An imposing L-shaped timber-framed and brick building constructed in 1606. The house is listed Grade II*. The building underwent a renovation in the late 1980s but unfortunately, the use of inappropriate materials had led to the deterioration of the frame. The project, which lasted over 12 months, included a complete re-roofing, timber frame and window repairs, replacement infill panels, insulation improvements and re-plastering.
Submitted by: Manorwood. www.manorwood.co.uk
Design/Planning/Project Supervision/Heritage Advice: Ben Kirk, Vanda Matos and Roberto Prieto-Labrador, Manorwood.
Site Manager: Josh Ticehurst, The Oak Blokes. www.theoakblokes.com
Contractors: The Oak Blokes | Clarke Roofing Southern Ltd. www.clarke-roofing.co.uk | Rob Gellatly Plumbing and Heating. www.robgellatly.co.uk | C J Rumsey Electrical Limited. www.cjrumsey.co.uk
Craftsman: Ian Ronnie (Window Repairs), The Oak Blokes.
BEFORE
WESTBROOK HOUSE
TILLINGTON
The once grand house rented out since 1953 had fallen into disrepair. The relaxed vernacular charm of the north elevations were counterbalanced by Georgian interventions to the south. Unsightly additions like a lift shaft and boiler flue, along with a modern garage were removed. The landscape to the north was excavated to create a terraced garden, which allowed direct access from the newly appointed pantry to the kitchen garden and reinstated Victorian vine-house.
Submitted by: Tom Turner Architects. www.tomturnerarchitects.com | Harriet Anstruther Studio. www.harrietanstruther.com
Architect: Tom Turner Architects.
Site Manager: Darren Egan, Ghinn & Co. www.ghinn.net Contractor: Ghinn & Co.
Other: Harriet Anstruther Studio (Interior Design) | Manorwood (Heritage Consultant). www.manorwood.co.uk
BEFORE
WOODLAND VIEW
LOWER BEEDING
The extension of an existing property to form a contemporary house, maximising connectivity to the exterior and reducing the boundaries between inside and out. The transformation project required extensive glazing and vertical timber cladding, setting out to ensure reveals were millimetre perfect.
Submitted by: Southern Contractors. www.southern-contractors.co.uk
Architect: Stickland Wright. www.sticklandwright.co.uk
Site Manager: Rob Quayle, Southern Contractors.
Contractor: Southern Contractors.
Craftsmen: Rob Quayle, Kevin Lugard, David Graham and Lee Howard, Southern Contractors.
Other: Gould Baxter (Contract Administrator). www.gouldbaxter.co.uk | BLB Chartered Engineers. www.blbgroup.co.uk
HIGHLY COMMENDED
BEFORE
BLACK PEARL
BOSHAM
A replacement dwelling on a very tight site hemmed in on two sides by residential properties. The site includes a small jetty that gives access to the harbour. The new net zero carbon three-bedroom family home is in a split plan form allowing views to be captured by all the ground floor rooms. An internal courtyard offers connection to the interior spaces at both the lower and upper levels.
Submitted by: MH Architects Limited. www.mharchitects.co.uk
Architect: Jonathan Moore, MH Architects Limited.
Site Manager: Trevor Widdowson, TFW Construction Ltd, details on request.
Contractor: TFW Construction Ltd.
BEFORE
HEATHERFIELD
CROWBOROUGH
The property is a six-bedroom, three-storey, brick building with 5,500 square feet of internal space built between 1900 and 1929, constructed by Conners in the Arts and Crafts style. Works consisted of a complete re-roof of the property, including the reinstatement of all swept valleys and abutments to match the existing detail. Further works were carried out to window cills and oak frames.
Submitted by: Clarke Roofing Southern Ltd. www.clarke-roofing.co.uk
Estimator: Lloyd Clarke, Clarke Roofing Southern Ltd.
Contracts Manager: Karl Strudwick and Paul Strudwick, Clarke Roofing Southern Ltd.
Craftsman: Joe Rowland (Heritage Skilled Roof Slater & Tiler), Clarke Roofing Southern Ltd.
© Renny Whitehead Photography Ltd
© Renny Whitehead Photography Ltd
INTERIOR
LINDFIELD RESIDENCE
Located within the grounds of a Grade II listed property, the new detached home was to provide an exciting, fun and dynamic space for an energetic family. The extensive glazing maximised transparency through the building, designed to dissolve boundaries between inside and out. Scorched timber, together with the rendered plinth, reflected the finishing of the surrounding architecture. The important interconnecting spaces created internal entertaining spaces whilst also retaining areas for retreat and hobbies.
Submitted by: Gould Baxter. www.gouldbaxter.co.uk
Chartered Building Surveyors: Godfrey Baker, Stephen Manning (CIAT), Gould Baxter.
Site Manager: Jon Bugden, Fowler Building Contractors Ltd. www.fowlerbuildingcontractors.co.uk
Contractor: Fowler Building Contractors Ltd.
Craftsmen: Kyle Hannah and Tom Thain (Master Carpenters), Regan Pynn (Improver), details on request.
Other: Matthew Comber (Design Director), Gould Baxter | Jamie Myles (Contracts Manager), Fowler Building Contractors Ltd | Alistair Fleming Design (Kitchen). www.alistairflemingdesign.co.uk | CH4 (Mechanical). www.ch4facilities.com | Maple Electrics, details on request | SJ Bristow (Brickwork), details on request | Urban Skies (Brise Soleil). www.urban-skies.com | Passivelux (Windows). www.passivlux.com | Bryant Decorators Ltd. www.bryant-decorators-ltd.co.uk
© Renny Whitehead Photography Ltd
© Renny Whitehead Photography Ltd
BEFORE
NARROWAYS BARN
BEDDINGHAM
The original dated barn was converted to form a new home and gallery, alongside increasing the ground floor to provide open-plan kitchen dining. The extension was also to form a garden room for a very large collection of plants. Extensive glazing throughout captures the panoramic views and the internal apertures saturate the interior with natural light. Natural clay plaster was used to bring a tactility and textured internal finish.
Submitted by: Gould Baxter. www.gouldbaxter.co.uk
Chartered Building Surveyor: Tim Mole, Gould Baxter.
Site Manager/Master Carpenter: Lee Strudwick, Fowler Building Contractors Ltd. www.fowlerbuildingcontractors.co.uk
Contractor: Fowler Building Contractors Ltd.
Craftsmen: Tom Thain (Master Carpenter), Adam Bellchambers (Carpenter) and Alex Paskevic (Improver), details on request.
Other: Matthew Comber (Design Director), Gould Baxter | Greg Heath (Contracts Manager), Fowler Building Contractors Ltd | J Bristow Plastering, details on request | Maple Electrics, details on request | CH4 (Mechanical). www.ch4facilities.com | Mascot Roofing Ltd. www.mascotroofing.co.uk | Multiframe Construction. www.multiframeconstruction.co.uk | North Heath Floors, details on request.
EXTENSION
NEW BARN HOUSE
BURY
The addition of a kitchen and extra bedroom to a 2008 building. Continuing the curve of the original house, the new extension is oak-framed and wood clad to match the existing building and provides deeper tanked foundations and better insulation.
Submitted by: Thomas Sheldrake (Owner).
Architects: Tim Ball, RDJW Architects. www.rdjw.co.uk
Site Manager: Bob Watson, Watson Bros Builders Ltd. www.watsonbrosbuildingltd.com
Contractor: Watson Bros Builders Ltd.
Other: Jeremy Ali (Project Manager), details on request | Jeremy Ali and Thomas Sheldrake (Architectural Design).
© Richard Chivers
BEFORE
OLD APPLE STORE
EAST GRINSTEAD
Originally an apple store for a manor house, the brief was to significantly increase the size of the house by adding a new kitchen, dining and living areas as well as a master bedroom. The extension also needed to embrace the landscape setting. A central circulation spine was introduced to cut through the existing house and into a glazed link, connecting to the extension that replaced a derelict greenhouse.
Submitted by: Selencky Parsons Architects. www.selenckyparsons.com
Architect: Selencky Parsons Architects.
Site Manager: Leigh Miller, Chalmers & Co Building Contractors. www.chalmersandco.co.uk
Contractor: Chalmers & Co Building Contractors.
Other: Kayo Cooper (Structural Engineer), details on request.
BEFORE
THE GARDEN HOUSE
HOVE
Built on the site of a back garden area of a large property, developed into six dilapidated garages. At the far end of the garden was a section of listed boundary wall of significant historic interest and on both North and South boundaries were ancient Lime trees. A single-storey, highly insulated timber frame building with flat green roof was designed, with a lower ground level of a similar footprint.
Submitted by: Build My Home Ltd. www.buildmh.co.uk
Architect: HA Plans & Design. www.hap-plansanddesign.com
Site Manager: Dennis Kroese, Build My Home Ltd.
Main Contractor: Build My Home Ltd.
© Matthew Smith Architectural Photography
© Matthew Smith Architectural Photography
INTERIOR
THE STABLE YARD
ARUNDEL
The re-building of a derelict Georgian stable yard within the curtilage of a Grade II listed townhouse. New studio spaces were built at the foot of a 260-year-old flint and lime mortar retaining wall. Finished with brick, flint, and slate the new building is true to the look and lines of the original stables and generates solar energy for the studio, the main house and the owner’s car, offsetting the energy.
Submitted by: Martin Sewell Building Company. www.msbc.uk.com
Architect: Martin Helyer, Helyer Davies Architects Ltd. www.hdarchitects.co.uk
Site Manager: Colin Macdonald, details on request.
Contractors: Martin Sewell Building Company | Bridge Construction Southern Ltd. www.bridgeconstructionsouthern.co.uk | Crouchers Plumbing & Heating. www.crouchersplumbing.co.uk | Ocean Tiling, details on request | TVR Electrical Services. www.tvrelectrical.co.uk | Quality First Decorators Ltd, details on request | Unique Steel Windows. www.uniquesteelwindows.co.uk | Darren King, details on request | Oakmasters. www.oakmasters.co.uk | GB-Sol. www.gb-sol.co.uk
Other: De Silva Structures. www.desilvastructures.co.uk
© Carlotta Luke
© Carlotta Luke
INTERIOR
THE SUSSEX BARN AT LITTLE BAINDEN FARM
MAYFIELD
The traditional oak-framed Sussex barn had fallen out of use and become dilapidated. Listed Grade II and dating from the 17th Century with three bays and a 18th-century two-bay southern addition. The brief required for a modern lean-to to be removed, and the remaining structures retained, repaired and converted in situ as a residential property. The barn had a corrugated steel roof, which was replaced with handmade clay tiles.
Submitted by: Glynde Estates. www.glynde.co.uk
Architect: Andrew Goodwin, Mackellar Schwerdt LLP. www.mackellarschwerdt.co.uk
Site Manager: Jason Lee, Glynde Estates Buildings Maintenance & Development Manager.
Contractor: Steve Walsh and Ben Smith (Carpenters), details on request | Polegate Roofing Ltd, details on request | Ray King (Groundworks), details on request | Steve Baldwin (Plasterer), details on request | D & M Ceramics (Tiling). www.dm-deco.com
Craftsman: Thomas Gontar (Blacksmith). www.glyndeforge.co.uk
Other: Nick Jones (Client Managing Agent for Glynde Estates) Adrian Cox, CTP Consulting Engineers. www.ctp-llp.com | Max Swayne (Site Supervisor) and Jordan Robins (Bricklayer), Glynde Estates
© Victoria Holland Architecture
© Victoria Holland Architecture
INTERIOR
WEAVERS COTTAGE
ANGMERING
A Grade II listed two-storey cottage, recognised as having a significant role in the history of weaving within the village. The plan form is indicative of a post-medieval house, with the frontage faced in flint with brick dressings and quoins and a tiled roof, which historically would have been thatched. The cottage was enhanced by the removal of inappropriate extensions allowing for a new space which would honour the use of traditional Sussex materials.
Submitted by: Victoria Holland Architecture. www.victoriaholland.co.uk
Architect/Designer: Victoria Holland Architecture.
Site Manager: Paul Bridle, Luckings (South). www.westsussexbuilder.co.uk
Contractor: Luckings (South).
Craftsmen: Fine Line Joinery. www.fineline-joinery.co.uk | Medina (Roof Lantern Joinery). www.medinajoinery.co.uk | Luckings (South) (In-house Brick Layers/Masons).
Other: Beatrice Holland Interiors (Interior Designer). www.beatriceholland.com | Archibald Shaw (Structural and Civil Engineers). www.archibaldshaw.co.uk | Grant Associates (Quantity Surveyor). www.grant-associates.co.uk