4&5
A golden future
We try to challenge the boundaries of
Below
e 25m 8 lane competition pool
conventional leisure thinking so that the at Xcel Leisure Centre, Elmbridge.
for the leisure sector
buildings we create and the facilities they offer
e Centre was the subject of a
Blueprint for the Future conference.
are fresh and exciting, and deliver genuine
benefits to both present day users and
future generations
Above all, our
Constructing high quality, top
performing facilities for the leisure
commitment is to
sector is our opportunity to help
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enhance people’s lives.
10 arts buildings in the last 10 years
creating buildings that
are an enduring asset to
From helping to create stronger, fitter
and healthier adults and children to
communities and
delivering cultural enrichment and new
provide a lasting legacy
career and education opportunities, the
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buildings are designed to bring lasting
of tangible social,
benefits to those that use them, and of
Over 60 leisure centres in the last 10 years
course those that manage and own them.
environmental and
Many of our projects embrace
economic benefits. cross-generation and facility provision,
embodying a new direction for the
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sector. ese are buildings that form a
real heart for the community by offering
Over 100 pools in the last 6 years
numerous complementary resources
under one roof, such as a library, fitness
options, health services, art and
entertainment, education and council
services. A prime example is Eltham
CLIENTS
Centre in Greenwich, which meets
community needs on many levels by
Clients include David Lloyd, Roko, Jockey
providing health, fitness, wet leisure, a
Club and over 50 Local Authorities
library, a cafe and a local authority
payment office under one roof. It is a
Mark Tant
principle that is being increasingly
Managing Director,
embraced, and one that Sport England
see as a model for the future.
Willmott Dixon Cobham
STANDING OUT FROM THE CROWD
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