by Charlotte Stansfield | Jul 11, 2017 | Awards, Blog, Hannan News, Uncategorized
Award winning residential project Timekeepers Square is once again in the spotlight as it is nominated for The Sunday Times British Home Awards ‘Development of the Year’ (under 200 homes)
The scheme was developed by English Cities fund (ECF) – a joint venture between Muse Developments, Legal & General and the Homes & Communities Agency working in conjunction with Salford City Council.
Timekeepers square previously won ‘Best Built Residential Scheme’ (multi unit) and was runner up in ‘Best Overall Scheme’ at the 2017 Manchester Architects Awards.
All 36 homes at the development are now completed and occupied after keys to the final property were handed over to its new owners.
Hannan Associates provided MEP performance duties for the scheme which forms part of ECF’s Salford Central regeneration scheme around Chapel Street.
The British Homes Awards, run by Haymarket Media Group celebrate the quality of the homes and communities being created in the UK, showcasing the best in design to key players in the property market and central and local government.
The winners will be announced on 21 September during an awards ceremony at the Grosvenor Square Hotel, London.
by Charlotte Stansfield | Jun 14, 2017 | Blog, Hannan News, Uncategorized
Progress at our Newbury Racecourse project is well on the way, with the new pre parade ring and saddling stalls nearing completion.
As MEP consultants for the development we are providing sustainability, renewable energy, utilities engineering, and MEP services for various stages of the project. So far completed works include the refurbished stables block, a 36 bed hotel called ‘The Lodge’, a children’s nursery, external landscaping and car parking facilities.
As you can see from the photos the new look is coming along nicely at this historic landmark, and with a new east entrance building due to be finished in July, and a new owners and trainers facility set to follow in September, look out for more progress photos from the site in the near future!
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by Charlotte Stansfield | Jun 12, 2017 | Blog, Hannan News
Over the last few years we have helped our existing clients with the development of over 3.0 million square feet of logistics and industrial units.
We have provided assistance with the masterplanning, been part of the tenant marketing and negotiation process and played a key role in the design and procurement of the necessary infrastructure and individual plot units, including fit out.
We believe that our expertise and approach could be of benefit to yourselves and would like to briefly introduce our company and make you aware of the services we can provide.
We thrive on long term relationships which make up 80% of our business and can last for decades and we would welcome the opportunity to discuss how we could provide a service which meets your particular needs.
More Information on our services and recent project experience can be seen in our online brochure by clicking here or by contacting our Business Development Manager Vicky Priestley .
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by Charlotte Stansfield | Apr 21, 2017 | Blog, Hannan News
Rochdale Borough Council have approved plans for a new £70 million, shopping and leisure development that will drastically change its town centre. The project is being delivered jointly by Genr8 Developments and Kajima, in partnership with the council.
Reel Cinema, Next and M&S have already signed up for the scheme, with phase one set to deliver around 24 shops, restaurants and leisure facilities, across an excess of 200,000 square feet.
Our duties include MEP design consultancy services for the base build shell and core elements and landlords areas, Including thermal modelling and Part L analysis for each of the buildings. Hannan Associates have worked closely with other members of the design team to develop innovative, landmark buildings, with effective and efficient building services solutions to meet the needs for each particular building.
Due to the nature of the development and location of the site, our role has also involved extensive dialogue and negotiations with all utility providers in the area, to deal with the extensive major utility diversions that will be necessary on and around the site, as well as dealing with the new supply connection requirements.
Rochdale Riverside is the latest edition to our list of town and city centre regeneration schemes that include Salford, Chester, Stoke, Wakefield, Blackpool, Dorchester, Doncaster and Stockport.
by Charlotte Stansfield | Apr 14, 2017 | Blog, Hannan News
The second phase of the £250M regeneration Kampus project has begun, with planning permission having been submitted for two derelict 19th century former warehouse buildings.
Minto & Turner and Minshull House, listed for their historical interest, are thought to have the only remaining untouched cobble street in Manchester running between them. Little David street will once again be open to the public after years of restricted access once the project is complete.
Many of the original features of the buildings have survived intact, and joint developers The English Cities Fund and Henry Boot are looking to follow a sensitive restoration plan to preserve as much of them as possible. The two warehouses will provide 59 characterful loft apartments along with circa 14,000 sq ft commercial space. As a fusion of old and new this important part of the Kampus masterplan will be a place to meet, socialise and enjoy the best independent bars and restaurants Manchester has to offer.
Hannan Associates played a key role in the design team from conception to Stage 3. Our design input included the thermal modelling needed to define the performance and specification of the envelope and the development of the energy and sustainability strategies to support the planning submission. In addition to the MEP design associated with the apartments our work included the development of flexible fit out options for the retail and restaurant units in the development.
by Charlotte Stansfield | Apr 13, 2017 | Blog, Hannan News
We have been appointed to provide design advice and support in the specification of external cooling for the Camana Bay mixed use development in the Cayman Islands.
Envisioned over 20 years ago by Ken Dart to be the most livable and workable community in the Caribbean, Camana Bay is a 600-achre town that spans from sea to sea. Embodying the New Urban philosophy of live, work and play the site consists of thoughtfully designed commercial, residential, educational and recreational facilities.
Our work on the new development involves the consideration and development of trials for cooling system options to improve the comfort of tourists and locals using the external environment with a combination of shading and mechanical options.
For more information you can take a virtual tour of the site by clicking here:
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