National Football Museum, Manchester

National Football Museum, Manchester

by | Oct 20, 2016

National Football Museum, Manchester

PROJECT OVERVIEW

This project involved the relocation of the National Football Museum (NFM) from Preston North End Football Stadium, to Urbis in Manchester City Centre.  The NFM at Urbis is a new Museum, building on the successes of the museum at Preston and of Urbis in developing an innovative exhibition programme.

The overall project required conversion of the Urbis building, including building modifications and the design and installation of exhibition spaces, plus fixed and interactive exhibits. Mechanical and Electrical formed a significant portion of the building fabric alterations works.

The project was delivery successfully on time and in budget and the museum opened on 6th July 2012.

About This Project

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CLIENT : Manchester City Council & Cruden Group Ltd

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ARCHITECT : AFL Architects

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PROJECT VALUE : £10 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: July 2010 – June 2012

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Kampus, Manchester

Kampus, Manchester

by | Oct 19, 2016

Kampus, Manchester

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Hannan Associates were part of the Development Team for the £150M Kampus city centre neighbourhood project on Aytoun Street in Manchester.

The project is a joint venture between Capital & Centric and Henry Boot Developments who acquired Manchester Metropolitan University’s 250,000 sq ft Aytoun Street campus in March 2014, when the University relocated to the new £75m All Saints Campus off Oxford Road.

Our role included the Site infrastructure, MEP services and Lift design from concept to Stage 3 and the preparation of a D&B tender package for the works. Our role in the team included product appraisal and definition, brief development and the evaluation of a number of possible strategies for the services.

The development included the retention and conversion of the existing 1960’s university tower block and the listed Minto & Turner and Minsull House buildings, alongside new structures to provide 500 apartments, leisure, retail and car parking facilities.

Kampus has regenerated and enhanced an important area in the centre of Manchester, providing private rental accommodation set within a landscaped public realm which includes the only remaining untouched cobble street in Manchester and buildings of historical interest. The ground floor hosting restaurants, bars, cafes and retail spaces within the new and existing buildings, creating an exciting live hub and living destination.

 

 

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CLIENT : Henry Boot + Capital & Centric

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ARCHITECT : Mecanoo Architects & Shedkm Architects

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PROJECT VALUE : £150 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: 2015 – 2017

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St George’s House, Manchester

St George’s House, Manchester

by | Oct 19, 2016

St George’s House, Manchester

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Built in 1911 for the Y.M.C.A incorporating gymnasium with oval running track and swimming pool plus other sporting facilities. The building was one of the first modern concrete structures in Manchester and is a Grade II listed building.  Hannans were employed to integrate modern engineering services for Scottish Widows.

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CLIENT : Scottish Widows

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ARCHITECT : AFL Architects

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Islington Wharf Phase 3, Manchester

Islington Wharf Phase 3, Manchester

by | Oct 19, 2016

Islington Wharf  Locks, Manchester

PROJECT OVERVIEW

We provided MEP Performance Duties for Phase 4 of this residential development in the New Islington area of Ancoats, Manchester.

The final phase of the Islington Wharf development includes a 106-apartment complex consisting of two towers of 16 and 11 storeys situated on the corner of Great Ancoats Street and Old Mill Street.

The 33 one-bedroom apartments and 73 two-bedroom apartments split across 77,000 sq ft. Fifty-four of the homes are available through shared ownership and fifty-two through private sale.

The development was delivered by Latimer, the development arm of the housing provider Clarion Housing with Waterside Places and main contractor Morgan Sindall.

We were also involved with Phase 3 of the development, which was completed in 2019 and included 102 homes – a mixture of apartments and town houses set around  a  central  courtyard  on  the  banks  of  Ashton Canal.

Waterside  Places  first  started  building  homes  in  this  part  of  Ancoats  over  a decade ago  and in that time the area has seen much growth.  It is now one of the most desirable neighbourhoods to live in the city and has seen the addition of a school, new bars, restaurants and office space – and there is much more to come over the next 10 years.

 

 

Islington Wharf Locks Now Complete

 

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CLIENT : Waterside Places

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ARCHITECT : Ryder Architecture

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PROJECT VALUE : £15 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: 2015 – 2023

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Ship Canal House, Manchester

Ship Canal House, Manchester

by | Oct 19, 2016

Ship Canal House, Manchester

PROJECT OVERVIEW

This project involved the refurbishment of the Grade II listed Ship Canal House, an existing 10 story office building situated on King Street in Manchester City Centre.

The building was built in 1924 for the Manchester Ship Canal Company headquarters and at the time was one of the tallest office blocks in the UK.

It was designed by architect Harry S Fairhurst in a neo-classical style and displays Art-Deco and Edwardian Baroque motifs.

Phase One of the project incorporated the refurbishment of the ground floor reception area, third and eighth floors.

The existing Mechanical & Electrical services were stripped out and new services were installed on these floors. The Phase Two works incorporated the full refurbishment of all the remaining floors excluding the two remaining tenanted areas on the fourth floor.

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CLIENT : Catalyst Capital

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ARCHITECT : Shepperd Robson

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PROJECT VALUE : £3.5 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: Dec 2005 – Oct 2008

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