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completed, everything else ran smoothly. “We then installed SIPs panels so that each unit was highly insulated and airtight to a value of 2. This made Sir John Leale Avenue the first project on the island to stipulate air tightness within its design.”
Stewart Giles added: ”JW Rihoy & Sons Ltd is one of the largest construction companies on the island. We’ve built up a strong client base and we work closely with each client to achieve a good end result.”
Lovell Ozanne Director, Andrew Merrett, said: ”Many
challenges were overcome
throughout the project by ensuring that all of the design team provided sufficient input into what was a very successful design. ”The icing on the cake for the whole team is being nominated in the Guernsey Design Awards.”
The Robin Roussel Sports Pavilion
Lovell Ozanne was appointed by Elizabeth College to design the Robin Roussel Sports Pavilion project on the facility’s Memorial Field. The project was completed in March 2010 and was named in honour of
the late Robin Roussel, a sportsman and former pupil at the college.
was
The Robin Roussel Sports Pavilion funded
by donations to the
Elizabeth College Foundation Appeal, Old Elizabethans and friends of Elizabeth College. The pavilion comprises four separate changing rooms and an internal and external viewing area that overlooks the college’s sporting grounds. Lovell Ozanne designed the pavilion
to provide flexible changing room and shower facilities and to also meet the requirements of the college and its users. The contemporary design of the pavilion features a dramatic concave roof which not only creates a striking visual feature to the building but also provides solar shading which helps to control heat gain from the extensive glazed areas. F Watson & Son Limited was the main contractor for the Robin Roussel Sports Pavilion and they were supported by a team of local sub contractors.
The Guernsey
Design Awards are a great way
to celebrate both the architectural and construction industries in Guernsey.
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