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Below is a selection of our retail and mixed use sector case studies. For further information, please contact us and we will deal with your request.
St Austell Town Centre Redevelopment
Client: White River
Value: £4 million
Main Contractor: Sir Robert McAlpine
One of the largest town centre re-developments in Cornwall for many years. St Austell Town Centre site is spread over five acres, the mixed-use scheme includes 14,400m² of retail space, restaurants and cafes, a four-screen cinema, 69 homes and a 550-space underground car park.
The project was design & build with Lorne Stewart employing Hulley & Kirkwood to undertake the mechanical and electrical services design.
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55 St James Street
Client: Lothbury investments
Value: £2.2 million
Main Contractor: Galliford Try
55 St James Street is a mixed use development on a confined city centre site, comprising of high quality office space with additional residential accommodation. Lorne Stewart were contracted to provide the Mechanical, Electrical and Public Health Services for this prestigious and logistically challenging project in the centre of London. The scheme was successfully delivered within programme.
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Mercers' Yard, Covent Garden, London
Client: The Mercers' Company
Value: £2.2 million
Main Contractor: Osborne Construction
The redevelopment works of Mercers’ Yard comprised of the refurbishment of 13/14 Langley Street, an original Covent Garden warehouse, for a future flag ship retail store.
Three new mixed-use stand-alone blocks were constructed with retail and restaurant space at ground and basement levels. The new blocks open out to the new public space, which provides pedestrian walkways to link Mercer Street and Langley Street via a new piazza.
The upper floors of the blocks form 24 apartments, offering potential residents with the opportunity to live in a vibrant and popular area of London.
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Southwater Regeneration Programme, Horsham
Client: Horsham District Council
Value: £2.5 million
Main Contractor: Miller Construction
Lorne Stewart undertook the design and installation of ME&P services as part of the Southwater Regeneration Programme. The development comprised 113 apartments, 23 retail units and a new library, parish council and small business unit.
South Crescent Development, Tottenham Court Road
Client: City Of London
Value: £4 million
Main Contractor: Costain
Whilst having sympathetically retained the existing facades of this London address, the remainder of 227-233 Tottenham Court Road and 19-21A Store Street has been extensively refurbished and extended to provide retail space together with five floors of commercial office accommodation and eleven residential units all of which have been built to an exacting standard of quality. The former roofs of the existing buildings have been replaced with a fourth floor and gallery which has been designed to provide a modern commercial office working environment.
The main structural elements of Store Street have been retained and this building now houses the retail space and accommodation. The upper floors have been converted to provide eleven residential units.
Engineering Services:
The mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineering services associated with this project were designed, installed and commissioned by Lorne Stewart and included: