Winvic Construction Ltd


Multi-room arm triumphs with first hotel project


Winvic Construction Ltd, a leading main contractor specialising in industrial, multi-room and commercial projects, including turnkey solutions, has been awarded its first hotel contract by privately owned company, Hotel La Tour. Located on Marlborough Gate in Central Milton Keynes, the luxury


four-star hotel will comprise 261 bedrooms; a 12,900 square foot dedi- cated, flexible conference floor comprising adaptable meeting spaces; an external terrace and a fourteenth-floor sky bar and restaurant that will offer panoramic views over Campbell Park and beyond. Winvic is currently on site, with works progressing at pace. Currently, drainage is being installed and reinforced concrete structures are


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being constructed above the half-basement and ground-floor. It is anticipated practical completion will be reached in 2022, following Winvic’s fit-out of high-quality furniture to all bedrooms and other facilities. Winvic’s design team and pHp Architects have


been working closely on the 15-storey, 50-me- tre-high concrete and steel framed building in the pre-construction phase for some months, utilising the 3D design capabilities of BIM Level 2. Set to achieve a Very Good BREEAM rating, this


will be the first building to meet the Exceptional Developments policy in the Central Milton Keynes Alliance Plan (CMKAP) Complex details include extensive structural


glazing and a panoramic lift which will provide a unique visual experience of Milton Keynes for people ascending to the 43-metre high top floor. In addition to the hotel’s restaurant and bar, there will be a public access space called See:MK.


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