PROJECT REPORT: MIXED USE SCHEMES 49
Breathing new life into historic building
The Grade II* listed India Buildings in the heart of Liverpool has undergone a major refurbishment, to transform the 100 years old, 12-storey mixed use structure into state-of-the-art offi ce, residential and retail accommodation. Being redeveloped for owner Legal & General by refurbishment specialist Overbury, the rejuvenation sees the eight fl oors of Category A offi ce space delivering a BREEAM and WELL- compliant environment, through grilles and diffusers from air movement specialist Gilberts (Blackpool). The 350,000 ft2 of commercial space is served by four-pipe heating and cooling services connected to fan coil units behind bespoke bulkheads. Consulting engineers Crookes Walker Consulting designed the ventilation strategy, installed by Ameon Building Services Engineering. Crookes Walker specifi ed a combination of Gilberts’ JSL and L Series linear bar grilles in the bulkheads, GECA eggcrate grilles and GTD concealed swirl diffusers across the fi eld area of the perforated ceilings to handle both the supply and extract of fresh air throughout the open plan commercial areas. Gilberts GX air valves ventilate the WCs.
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Products from F. Ball and Co. Ltd., including the company’s Stopgap 700 Superfl ex fi bre-reinforced levelling compound and Styccobond F3 and F40 adhesives, have been used to install fl oorcoverings at Heythrop Park in Oxfordshire, as part of a £40 million renovation following its
acquisition by Warner Hotels. The project included work in the entrance and atrium of the 17th century Baroque-style manor house, state rooms and orangery, as well as multiple restaurants, bars and corridors in the modern part of the hotel.
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