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Construction Period: 2018 – 2023  Contract

Value: £450 Million

AGA’s involvement: Principal Designer Adviser

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Located on Lots Road, London SW10, Chelsea Waterfront is a residential-led mixed-use development. It is the only major development site of its size on the north side of the river, west of Canary Wharf and includes the iconic Lots Road Power Station which is to be carefully refurbished. The scheme includes two towers of 37 and 25 storeys and low-rise apartments situated on the river’s edge surrounded by landscaped gardens which are publicly accessible, opening up 400m of waterfront to the public.

 

The Lots Road Power Station was originally built to power London’s underground transport system. The largest ever built at its time, the Power Station made an important contribution to London’s development during the Victorian industrial age.

Construction Period: August 2017 – October 2019 
Contract Value: £6 Million
AGA’s involvement: Client CDM Adviser, Principal Designer Adviser, Construction Phase Plan and regular Site Inspections  
 
Harefield Place is located on The Drive, a private road, within half a mile of the A40M and one mile from Ickenham Village Centre. The site is in the Parish of Harefield which is part of Uxbridge District.

 

The historic building is a Grade II Listed Georgian Mansion and set within a 9 acre site with significant level changes from north to south, adjacent to and overlooking Uxbridge Golf Course.

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The project comprised the conversion of the listed building into 9 apartments and the erection of a new building providing 16 flats with basement parking and leisure facilities. 

Construction Period: May 2016 – September 2018
Contract Value: £4.8 Million
AGA’s involvement: Client Adviser, Principal Designer Adviser, Construction Phase Plan and Site Inspections

 

This project comprised the demolition of existing buildings and retention of listed building for conversion into two dwellings, as well as the construction of 60 new houses and apartments. 
 
Tindal Hospital started its life as a workhouse infirmary built for the Aylesbury Poor Law Union Workhouse at Bierton Hill and completed in the late 19th century. The workhouse became Tindal Hospital during the Second World War and, more recently, the main block became home to a mental health facility known as the Tindal Centre. After services had transferred to the Whiteleaf Centre in Aylesbury, the Tindal Centre closed in 2014. The site borders the Bierton Road to the south and Tindal Road to the west. The site is located in a predominately-residential area, with Aylesbury Prison located to the south of Bierton Road. The site is served by one vehicular access point off Tindal Road. 

Construction Period: September 2015 – May 2016
Contract Value: £9 Million
AGA’s involvement: Client Adviser, Principal Designer Adviser, Construction Phase Plan and Site Inspections

 

The project comprised strip out and refurbishment of the building. The works included raised access floors, mechanical installation and lighting scheme with a full Cat-A fit out of lettable floor area, toilets, car parking review and development, landscaping and structural canopy. The building is a 1970s brick-clad, concrete framed, ground-plus-five office building, known as Riverview House. Before its refurbishment, the site was used as office space.

Construction Period: December 2017 – TBC

Client: Park View Battersea Limited

Contract Value: £10 Million

AGA’s involvement: Client Adviser & Principal Designer Adviser

 

The site is on the corner where Battersea Park Road meets Culvert Road in south London and is currently part of the grounds of Harris Academy. The Site, formerly known as “The Old School Keepers’ House” was a single, two-storey residential premises with gardens to the north, east and south and a small wooden shed situated in the northwest corner of the Site. Following the demolition of the existing building, the full scope of works will involve the construction of a three-storey office space, new residential development of 21 apartments over 10 floors and a large single-storey basement car park housing car park and plant facilities.

Construction Period: March 2008 – February 2010

Contract Value: £80 Million

AGA’s involvement: CDM Coordinator

 

The site, Snow Hill, is located at the junction of Farringdon Road, Holborn Viaduct and in The City of London.  The main external skin of the building is in essence a simple curtain walling façade with floor to ceiling glazing and a slim spandrel disguising the floor slab creating a mainly glazed building over which are configured vertical fins, creating a more layered and complex visual effect.  The shape of the curtain wall consists mainly as two straight part facades to the north and south curving into an ‘atrium’ around the Holborn Viaduct entrance; then creating a flowing curve of ‘brush’ strokes around the west.

 

The retail units to the upper ground floor on Holborn Viaduct, and lower ground/ground level to Snow Hill and Farringdon Road have a full height glazed façade with signage boards behind the windows to avoid the use of external signage.  The main office entrance has a full height glazed screen wall from ground to 6th floor, with an internal atrium to the south entrance.  On the top levels, the fins extend 1100mm vertically to form a guard rail to terraces at each level which is usable to tenants and is not solely for maintenance.

Construction Period: September 2015 – June 2016

Contract Value: £9 Million

AGA’s involvement: Client Adviser, Principal Designer Adviser, Construction Phase Plan and Site Inspections

 

The project comprised the full strip out and refurbishment of the building. The works include raised access floors, mechanical and electrical installations, full Cat A fit out of lettable floor area and toilets, car parking review and development, landscaping and a structural canopy. The site of the Alliance Aeroplane Company Ltd, The Aircraft Factory is a converted factory structure with full ceiling heights that provides a campus office environment with on-site coffee bar and break out areas.

Construction Period: February 2021

Contract Value: £108 Million

AGA’s involvement: Client Adviser & Principal Designer Adviser

 

The project comprises demolition of existing buildings and construction of a new mixed use, residential led development, consisting of 3 separate parts of varying heights, alongside new urban realm improvements, a new public square and significant new landscaping proposals.

 

The development will include 445 new homes for rent, the provision of affordable homes, creation of new public realm including a new community garden; co-working hub, retail space and a children’s nursery.

 

The proposals involve the stopping up of Kingsgate road and part of Walter Street to provide a new pedestrian-focused route providing east-west connections across the site and the continuation of the Linear Park which runs north south between Sury Basin and Kingston Station. The development will be car free, providing 832 cycle spaces for residents and visitors, but does provide 21 disabled access car parking spaces in line with relevant requirements.

Client: Essential Living Management Ltd

Contract Value: £80 Million

AGA’s involvement: Client Adviser & Principal Designer Adviser

 

The works at Greenwich Creekside comprises the construction of two blocks to provide 249 residential units, 800 sqm of flexible commercial floor space (Use Class A1, A2, A3, B1 and D1 including the provision of a nursery) and the provision of vehicular access, associated servicing facilities, car parking, cycle parking, public realm and landscaping including intertidal terracing.

 

The site is located on Deptford Creek, south east London, within the Royal Borough of Greenwich. Situated in the Greenwich West ward, the most western ward in the borough, part of the site forms the boundary with the London Borough of Lewisham to the southwest.