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EDUCATION
CONSULTING
Capability Statement
INTRODUCTION
TO EDUCATION
With a wealth of experience in the education
sector and a dedicated team at the forefront
of everything we do, over the past 20 years
Lendlease has established itself as a leading
provider of education facilities. Having carried
out a vast number of commissions for schools,
further education and higher education
establishments our approach is entirely focused
on improving the overall quality of teaching
experience and academic outcomes.
The variety of projects undertaken in this sector
has given us considerable experience and
understanding of the delivery of 21st century
schools but also the importance of facilities such
as special educational needs, pupil referral units
and community education centres. We have
gained a detailed understanding of issues such as
innovation and exemplar designs, future proofing
for ICT and technology, and lifecycle costs
across all projects.
Having worked with a number of prestigious
education institutions such as King’s College
London, University of Cambridge and the Girls
Days School Trust as well as large education
projects within council capital programmes,
our team are highly experienced in the
delivery of projects. We continuously partake
in the engagement of staff and students
and commissioning bodies to ensure that all
stakeholders’ needs are being met.
Our experience of carrying out works in an
operational environment also allows us to deliver
projects whilst continually ensuring the safety
of all students and staff using the education
facilities during construction.
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TESTIMONIALS
ANGLIA RUSKIN UNIVERSITY:
“We have utilised Lendlease as Project Managers
on several schemes over the last few years. We
have consistently found them to be diligent and
professional at all times with the client’s best
interests at the core of what they have delivered.”
Stephen Bennett, Secretary and Clerk.
KING’S COLLEGE LONDON:
“I am writing to express my delight with the service
that Lendlease has provided so far on the King’s
College London, Nuffield Annex and Denmark Hill
projects.
I took over these jobs from another KCL PM and
Lendlease assisted me in the understanding and
progression of both projects. Both schemes are
currently forecast to be delivered on time and to
budget and the teams have all been working well
with each other which is in part due to your Project
Manager’s management and personality.”
Keith Henning, Senior Project Manager.
KINGSWOOD SCHOOL,
NORTHAMPTONSHIRESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL:
“I am writing as the proud headteacher of a
brand new school. We are really pleased with
the way that the whole project has gone.
The project has gone very smoothly and there
has been a high degree of teamwork and liaison
between Lendlease, Interserve and ourselves
– facilitated in no small measure by your team.
They have been the pivot around whom the
project has moved and a very successful one,
at that. Obviously, from time to time, there have
been differences of opinion, but Lendlease has
managed those with good humour and a ‘can
do’ attitude which has meant that the project
has been competed on time and on budget.”
David Tristram, Headteacher.
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Our Core Values and
Business Principles
RESPECT
We respect the ideas,
cultures, views, knowledge,
health and safety of all people
INTEGRITY
Integrity is non-negotiable.
In particular, we will not
compromise on safety.
COLLABORATION
We redefine the way our
business works by truly
sharing knowledge, building
on this and drawing insights.
EXCELLENCE
We strive for excellence in all
we do.
INNOVATION
We challenge and seek to
find a better solution. We are
innovative and creative.
TRUST
We insist on transparency
and accountability from our
people so that our business can
achieve its goals.
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OUR CORE
SERVICES
OTHER
SERVICES
PROGRAMME AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT
DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT
Our approach is to understand our client’s project
needs and to manage delivery of the solution. We
lead the client through the project, developing
the brief and gaining client approval as the
design develops along with the cost plan and
programme, ensuring the completed asset meets
the client’s expectations.
Our approach to development management will
ensure the proposed solution matches the client’s
requirements at all stages. This will be within
confines of the project business case and ultimately
delivers the business benefits.
COST MANAGEMENT
We are adept in providing cost management advice
at all stages of a project’s life cycle. From providing
early feasibility budget advice through cost planning,
benchmarking, tendering, and negotiation of the
contract sum.
PRINCIPAL DESIGNER
Lendlease has an in-house Design Safety team
that provides expert advice and guidance on
health and safety in design and construction,
including the capability and experience to fulfil
the Principal Designer role, as set out in the CDM
2015 regulations.
Our team comprises qualified and experienced
professionals in building, engineering, and health &
safety. We also act as health & safety advisers, review
and prepare health & safety policies and procedures,
and undertake site safety reviews and audits.
EMPLOYERS AGENT
We act on our client’s behalf to manage the
successful delivery of Design and Build contracts.
From overseeing the transfer of design risk,
coordinating the preparation of Employers
Requirement and the procurement and contracting
process. Effective contract administration is essential
to protect the client’s interests, and enables delivery
of a quality asset, safely, to time and budget.
INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT)
ICT provides a single window for end to
end ICT solutions:
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Consultancy and project management services
Optimally designed ICT solutions
System integration
Multi-vendor support
PROJECT MONITORING AND DUE DILIGENCE
The Consulting group at Lendlease has established
a reputation for delivering a professional project
monitoring service, alerting clients to potential
risks/problems on their project and provides them
with practical and effective solutions.
As well as being applied to new-build and
refurbishment projects, we also have the capability
of applying the principles of project monitoring
to associated revenue expenditure and capital
expenditure on non-construction assets.
CONSTRUCTION DELIVERY
Our construction team has the knowledge and
expertise to deliver client requirements safely, to the
highest quality, on programme, and within budget.
BIM MANAGEMENT
Lendlease has a proven track record of providing
successful Building Information Modelling (BIM)
Strategic Planning, Implementation, Information
Management, Audit, Training, and Model
Management through our in-house expertise.
Our collaborative BIM approach is fully aligned
with the UK Government’s strategic road map
including Collaborative processes, Common Data
Environment (CDE), Information Exchanges and the
UK BIM standards and protocols.
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We believe that successful projects
are delivered by building trusted
relationships and drawing on our
experience and skills to support
our client’s business needs
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SKILLS
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HEALTHCARE
Whether our healthcare clients are looking for new developments
or enhancing their current assets, we are able to provide specialist
consultants with experience of working in live, complex healthcare
environments.
REAL ESTATE SERVICES
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Asset due diligence
Site due diligence
Project monitoring
Change management
Tenant fit-out review
PROCUREMENT
CONTRACTOR SELECTION
• Prepare tender
documentation
• Clarifications
• Evaluate tenders
• Recommendation
• Contract award
• Procurement lead
-in times
FEASIBILITY
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Develop project brief
Master programme
Cost planning
Client reporting
structure
• Procurement strategy
• Project execution
plan
• ICT consultancy
REVIEW
AND CLOSE OUT
• Project audit
• Lessons learnt
• Close out
COMMUNITIES
Our communities sector consulting team are driven by a belief we
share with our clients that communities are more than simply the
places where people live: they are the places they call home.
INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT)
Technology in property services, solution design, procurement,
implementation and support. We specialise in the provision of
sustainable and innovative ICT solutions which we deliver throughout
the full lifecycle of an asset, from conception to operation.
RAIL
Building and investing in a first class rail sector that has the vision,
people and capability to support the UK rail industry.
COMMERCIAL
PROJECT CONCEPT
DEFINITION
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Business case
Funding appraisal
Outline project brief
Options appraisal
Project budget and
milestones
• Stakeholder
requirement
• Appoint project team
IMPLEMENTATION
• Pre-commencement
meeting
• Commercial
management
• Programme
management
• Change control
• Progress reporting
• Construction
monitoring
• Quality monitoring
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
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Design team briefing
Value management
Cost planning
Programme
development
Construction
methodology
Life cycle costing
Risk management
ICT functions
and technical
specifications
Change control
Safety review
in design
COMMISSION
COMPLETE AND
HANDOVER
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Commissioning
Handover
Training
ICT systems
Migration and
acceptance
into service
• ICT management
services
• Move management
We listen, understand and develop workplace solutions that allow our
clients to excel as developers, investors or owner / occupiers.
AVIATION
We provide strategic and delivery management in enhancing
international and regional airports as destinations of choice.
RETAIL
Our retail clients are able to draw on our unique ability and
experience as both client-side advisors and developer / owner of
retail developments globally. Our experienced consultant team offers
specialist advice to clients embarking on new retail or mixed-use
schemes in addition to driving value out of developing existing assets.
EDUCATION
We have a wealth of experience in the education sector and have
carried out a number of commissions for schools, further education
and higher education establishments to improve the quality of the
teaching experience.
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FRAMEWORKS
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
Lendlease has been appointed by
Northamptonshireshire County Council
(NCC) to a framework to provide project
management and full design team
services on the council’s programme of
capital works projects. The framework
consists of around 10 projects a year
for the county, with the predominant
focus on schools and special education
needs. However, other schemes can be
incorporated into the programme such
as libraries, fire stations, nursing homes,
hostels and offices.
Consulting has worked on a number of
projects, including the following:
•The £26 million new build of Kingswood
Secondary School
•The £4.5 million new build of Oakley
Vale Primary School
•The £2 million rationalisation of Corby
Exeter Primary and Infant School
•The £500,000 extension to Mawsley
Primary School
•The £500,000 sports hall facility at
Huxlow Science Colllege
•The £500,000 extension to Park Junior
School for special education needs
NCC has been impressed by our
approach to client integration, our
‘rounded’ project management skill
base and use of expert in-house design
resources and the Integrated Supply
Chain (ISC) solution. Our innovative
approach to the framework and
considerable experience in programme
management adds value, not only to
Northamptonshireshire County Council,
but is also sustainable within the local
economy.
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FRAMEWORKS
BUILDING SCHOOLS FOR THE FUTURE –
BIRMINGHAM & LANCASHIRE
Our ICT in Education team have vast
experience of delivering sustainable, best
value ICT solutions to primary, secondary
and Higher Education clients working
closely alongside the Education sector to
deliver a fully integrated service offering.
The role of information, Communication and
Technology in the Building Schools for the
Future programme across the UK provided a
significant element in meeting the education
needs of the 21st Century with Lendlease
working extensively on schools across both
Birmingham and Lancashire.
Over the lifetime of the project for
Birmingham City Council Lendlease will
have rebuilt, remodeled and upgraded 17
schools and academies. Throughout, we
have harnessed our extensive knowledge
to ensure ICT is embedded into the
design process of each school creating
‘learning spaces’, to enhance educational
engagement and individual development.
Similarly Lendlease has been providing a
full ICT managed service for over six years
to ten large Secondary schools and Mixed
Campuses in Burnley, Lancashire also under
the BSF programme. Throughout the full
programme of works detailed requirement
discussions have been held with each
school, and solutions tailored accordingly,
factoring in available budget, and specific
school specialisms.
It has been imperative throughout both
BSF initiatives that that the build and
implementation of new ICT infrastructure
across all schools has gone smoothly, with
minimal impact to staff and pupils.
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FRAMEWORKS
CAMBRIDGESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
Lendlease was appointed by
Cambridgeshire County Council to
provide Project Management, Cost Audit
and Principal Designer services under a
seven year Framework Contract. We have
managed approximately 90 school projects
of varying sizes as well as libraries, nurseries,
SureStart Centres, Pupil Referral Units and
civic centres. These projects have included
the construction of education and other new
buildings as well as the refurbishment and
improvement of existing buildings to suit
current and future requirements.
One of our major projects for
Cambridgeshire was the refurbishment
of Wisbech Library, carried out under
NEC3 Option C. The project risk register
acknowledged the risks to cost and
programme posed by work to an existing
1960s building. As much survey work as
possible was carried out beforehand and a
target cost sum agreed with the contractor.
As anticipated, it became necessary to
re-engineer the structural solution, carrying
out significant remedial works to the existing
structure. By applying the compensation
event/quotation process and working very
closely with the design team and contractor,
the priced risks were suitably managed.
Furthermore the target cost was adjusted
appropriately, changes to the works
information instructed as necessary, and the
project completed both marginally ahead of
schedule and within the budget.
Throughout this contract a strong partnering
ethos has been developed and has
included the use of open book accounting
for contractors and their supply chain. In
addition shared problem solving, a strong
commitment to continuous improvement
and cost reduction has been crucial.
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GIRLS’ DAY SCHOOL TRUST
A group of 26 independent schools across the
UK, Lendlease is strengthening its relationship
with the Girls’ Day School Trust (GDST)
having now secured 3 Project Management
commissions over the past few months.
The first, for the Royal High School Bath is
focused around improving the sports facilities at
the school and entails the installation of a new
102m x 63m All Weather Pitch (AWP) as well as
a replacement five-court sports hall (compliant
with current Sports England standards). The
existing sports hall will be partly demolished
in order to make way for the AWP whilst the
remainder will be converted to provide a new
dance and aerobic studio along with a new
multi facility gym.
The second commission Lendlease was recently
appointed to, will see Consulting oversee the
provision of additional science laboratories
at the Sheffield High School for Girls through
from feasibility stage to project completion.
This will be achieved by either demolishing the
existing three storey 1960s “Truscon” framed
building and constructing a new modern
science facility, or undertaking a major estate
rationalisation of the existing facilities. A key
client requirement is that the school remains
fully operational throughout the project lifestyle
and thus a considerable amount of temporary
accommodation will be provided. The school is
situated in the Broomhill Conservation area of
Sheffield and thus careful consideration of the
surrounding heritage is crucial.
This is especially significant in our third
commission with the GDST, which also at
Sheffield High School for Girls, involves the
creation of a new sports and drama facilities
within an existing Grade II listed building that
was previously a church and old school house.
In addition to the internal refurbishment works
the project includes a new link corridor,
covered external meeting area and
extensive remedial works to the
existing windows and
external stonework.
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SCHOOLS
BURNTWOOD SCHOOL
Winner of 2015’s RIBA Stirling prize for
the UK’s best building, Lendlease acted
as Contractor, Project Manager, Quantity
Surveyor and Principal Designer on the
impressive Burntwood school BSF scheme.
The project consisted of a series of new
educational buildings and landscape plan for
the entire site.
The redevelopment has allowed the
school to increase capacity by nearly 300
pupils to a total approaching 2000 pupils.
There are 4 new 4-storey teaching blocks,
covering maths and science, business
skills and training, art and technology
which form the back bone of the academic
teaching facilities. In addition there is a
new sports-hall, and refurbished pool
building and assembly hall. The business
and IT vocational facilities and new Skills
Centre are also available for access by the
local community offering lifelong learning
opportunities.
The construction process was incredibly
complex throughout, and entailed fitting the
new blocks around the existing buildings
so the school could remain operational
with minimal disturbance over the 5 year
construction period.
RIBA president Jane Duncan said of the
project “Burntwood school shows us how
superb school design can be at the heart
of raising our children’s educational
enjoyment and achievement.”
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SCHOOLS
MARLBOROUGH SCHOOL
Appointed by Royal Borough of Kensington
& Chelsea, Lendlease is providing Project
Management, Employers Agent and Cost
Management services to the redevelopment
of Marlborough Primary School from RIBA
Stage C to completion.
This scheme will provide a new BREEAM
very Good 2 Form of Entry school and 30
place nursery with a new specialist 16 place
SEN unit for pupils with Autism Spectrum
Disorders (ASD). In addition there will be
new retail and office accommodation. The
existing school will require demolition to
unlock the sites full potential.
Given that the school is located in a tight
urban, mixed-use site, the consideration of
the nature of external spaces is crucial to the
operation of the school. A key factor is to be
able to provide suitable external space for a
range of activities such as play, sports and
outdoor learning. Furthermore due to the
location of the proposed development and
close proximity to existing residential and
commercial buildings, the emerging design
has also had to take in to consideration
the needs and views of the surrounding
neighbours.
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MAPLEFIELDS SCHOOL
Maplefields School provides places for
40 primary and 64 secondary pupils with
behaviour, emotional and social difficulties
(BESD) previously on two sites in Corby and
Kettering.
The new school was designed as purpose-built
accommodation for a BESD environment and
includes facilities for Independent Learning
Programmes for excluded pupils, vocational
workshops for BESD pupils to access the new
Diplomas and a Therapy Unit for multi-agency
work. In addition there are new excellent sports
facilities that include a 4-court badminton hall,
all-weather pitch and a full height climbing wall
all suitable for community use.
Due to the nature of the pupils at Maplefields
School significant consideration had to be
given during the design phase to ensure a safe
and secure building was delivered. Lendlease
managed a series of meetings with key
stakeholders to establish early on particular
concerns and specialist requirements. One
significant concern raised was the potential for
pupils to climb and access the roof. Thus the
design took this into consideration, providing
anti-climb details on every facia, soffit, window
ledge, fence and downpipes.
Despite these and many other challenges, the
project was successfully delivered to the agreed
programme.
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FURTHER
EDUCATION
RAVENSBOURNE COLLEGE
The regeneration of the Millennium Dome
(The O2) and the surrounding areas of
the Greenwich Peninsula provided an
opportunity for Ravensbourne College to
relocate from its existing campus to a single
purpose built development close to central
London.
The project, for which Lendlease provided
preconstruction services to, received
funding support from external bodies
including the Higher Education Funding
Council, Learning and Skills Council and the
London Development Agency.
The building features an innovative screen
wall cladding system in small Penrose
patterned element tiles inspired by the
Arts and Crafts tradition. The development
contains approximately 730 m2 of retail
space on the ground floor whilst the college
occupies the remainder of the ground floor
and five upper floors. Internally the design
combines open flexible spaces for teaching
with specific technical spaces such
as the Television Studio and Digital
Sound Studios for the production
of media and sound.
FURTHER
EDUCATION
ENERGY AND FABRICATION CENTRE,
COLEG MENAI
Lendlease was appointed to provide Project
Management and Full Design Team services
to Coleg Menai, a further education college
in North Wales, and its proposed Energy and
Fabrication Centre. With an emphasis on
sustainable energy the building was designed
to use sustainable systems not only to facilitate
the energy requirements of the centre, but also
to act as a major teaching resource.
This was a unique feature of the innovative
development.
Our involvement included supporting the
College in the successful submission of both
the Outline and Full Business Case to the
Welsh Assembly Government (Department
for Children, Education, Lifelong Learning and
Skills) as well as designing and tendering the
construction through a public procurement
process under a Design and Build form of
contract.
Throughout the process we instilled rigorous
management processes to select and manage
the successful contractor whilst maintaining an
open partnering arrangement with the whole
team.
We also fast-tracked an extension to the new
Centre, which now houses CAM – a design
and production consultancy, giving the College
additional capacity to develop key skills and
national networking opportunities.
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HIGHER
EDUCATION &
UNIVERSITIES
UNIVERSITY OF WORCESTER
With a vision to become a high quality
University of choice with an international
reputation for excellence, Lendlease was
appointed to manage the delivery of the new
City Campus in historic central Worcester,
from the early stage of the design to project
completion.
Prior to commencing the main contract work
enabling contracts of asbestos removal,
archaeological surveys and demolition were
procured and completed. Wide reaching
consultation and negotiation was necessary at
all stages of the project in order to successfully
deal with protected species on the site.
The programme of work comprised two new
student residential buildings, conversion of
two Georgian Grade II listed buildings into
academic, office, and exhibition facilities
as well as further student accommodation,
academic facilities for the Business faculty and
the Creative and Performing Arts faculty. The
central location of the University’s Creative
and Performing Arts faculty, with specialist
accommodation and performance space,
has helped attract art, cultural and heritage
activities to the area animating the city centre.
Following on from the successful delivery of
the University’s new City Campus, Lendlease
was then appointed to manage the delivery of
the new Worcester Sports Arena from concept
design to project completion. The primary use
of the Arena is to provide an inclusive Centre
of Sporting Excellence both for participants
and spectators, with 12 high quality courts and
seating for 2000 to watch major events.
The new arena was designed with sustainability
at its core reflecting the construction of
the new city campus and achieved
a BREEAM Excellent rating.
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HIGHER
EDUCATION &
UNIVERSITIES
KING’S COLLEGE LONDON OVERVIEW
Lendlease was appointed by KCL in February 2014 to
undertake full project and programme management
services for the new Science Gallery London, a
prestigious and complex scheme located on the
Guys Campus at the foot of the Shard. The project
involves several aspects of enabling and
diversionary work, including the relocation
of the whole Student Union.
Since taking on this commission Lendlease has
also been appointed by KCL to manage all aspects
of the renovation and refurbishment of Nuffield
Annex, which is a seven storey building on the Guys
Campus. The team transformed this from a derelict
shell to a fully functioning building accommodating
offices, learning and teaching spaces and rooftop
breakout areas. Whilst all of the above works were
ongoing, we also had to be mindful that the ground
floor of the building housed the College’s nursery
and child care facility, which was operational
throughout the scheme. As part of the project we
also managed the renovation and fit out of a floor
in the main Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and
Neuroscience at KCL’s Denmark Hill campus, from
redundant storage areas to state of the art learning
teaching and research spaces.
Following on from the success of Nuffield Annex
and Denmark Hill, KCL awarded the project and
programme management role for the delivery of
their new campus at Aldwych Quarter to Lendlease.
This is an extremely prestigious and rewarding
scheme to be working on and involves (at present)
three iconic buildings; the Strand, King and Bush
House. The project involves transforming these
beautiful buildings so as not only to create a new
campus for KCL, but to also give the College a “front
door” to the world. Throughout the whole site and
within all of the buildings we are managing
the installation of the backbone services
infrastructure to enable flexibility
and versatility in all areas.
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HIGHER
EDUCATION &
UNIVERSITIES
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE
This recent Project Management appointment
at University of Cambridge entails the delivery
of Re-Roofing Works and Refurbishment of the
M&E Infrastructure to the Grade 2 listed Austin
Robinson Building.
The works will include a replacement roof
overlay to the existing zinc roof covering and
the installation of a fall arrest system. The
project also involves a complete refurbishment
of the Level 4 M&E infrastructure. Phase 1 of
the project will be delivered in the University’s
summer recess in 2016, a small window of
opportunity when the building has limited
operations taking place. The building will
remain occupied throughout the internal
refurbishment, with a phased decant starting
in early May 2016 to allow for asbestos removal
before the main works commence in July 2016.
An appointment secured out of proactive
business development in the regions this is a
fantastic opportunity for the Education team to
showcase their Professional Services, working
closely with the Heritage and Arts team to
deliver this project.
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HIGHER EDUCATION & UNIVERSITIES
QUEEN MARY UNIVERSITY
Appointed as Cost Managers, Lendlease has secured a repeat commission working directly with Queen
Mary University for their new School of Mathematics and Science Building at Mile End extending earlier
involvement on the same project.
The works will include mainly new build and some reconfiguration of an existing building to provide
a new School of Mathematics and Science. Works will be carried out at their current university site at
Mile End and will involve working around occupied buildings.
Lendlease will work directly with the client to provide initially a high level review of their current
budget and then a full Stage E Cost Plan for the redevelopment of the Mathematics department. The
development consists of a new full height atrium, new build extension including a basement excavation
and full refurbishment of the existing building. The project is being constructed to BREEAM Excellent
and is also trying to achieve Passivhaus status.
HIGHER
EDUCATION &
UNIVERSITIES
ANGLIA RUSKIN UNIVERSITY
The Rivermead campus development has
provided Anglia Ruskin University with new
teaching space and has allowed the phased
relocation of existing faculties from central
Chelmsford. Phase B comprised a Faculty
Building, Institute of Health and Social Care
(IHSC) building and associated infrastructure,
including the Chelmer Valley Road Junction
providing a connection between the campus
and the local highway network.
Providing project management and contract
administration services throughout, Lendlease
oversaw the development of the five-storey
IHSC building which now includes an
intensive care and radiography suite as well a
communication classroom where people can
learn and improve their face-to-face skills. The
state-of-the-art building has greatly improved
the facilities that support the way that health
and social care professionals are educated in
Essex.
Furthermore we managed the infrastructure
works which entailed the implementation of a
new traffic-light controlled T junction as well
as the diversion of EDF’s HV Network Power
cables across a live highway. The programme
of works was completed successfully all
whilst keeping one of the main approach
roads to the Chelmsford town centre
running as well as interfacing with
an active student campus.
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LEARNING
CENTRES
PARLIAMENTARY ESTATE DIRECTORATE –
EDUCATION CENTRE
Lendlease was seconded to act as the client
Senior Project Leader within PED, taking the
project from tender through to handover
and into operation, carrying out extensive
stakeholder engagement and negotiation
with the BBC, Royal Parks, Security
Authorities, House of Lords etc.
This is a purpose built centre for school visits
set within Victoria Gardens adjacent to the
House of Lords, with a life of approximately
10 years. The building was envisioned as a
‘state of the art’ schools visitor experience,
which will allow 100,000 school visitors a
year to engage with Parliament.
The Centre is BREEAM excellent and uses
interior graphics, augmented reality and
immersive projections to bring the story of
parliament to life.
Our appointment also included a separate
role of Soft Landings Manager, to carry
out the consultation with all operationally
affected departments to ensure the relevant
preparation, processes, training
and supporting contracts were
in place for ‘day 1’.
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LEARNING
CENTRES
VICTORIA & ALBERT SACKLER CENTRE
In January 2003 Lendlease was appointed
to a project and construction management
framework to manage works that form
part of the Victoria & Albert’s 10 Year
“FuturePlan”. We have since managed an
array of projects at the V&A, including the
Sackler Centre for arts education.
The Sackler Centre is the Museum’s centre
for public learning through creative design
and the arts. It is located on two floors
of what was previously known as the
Henry Cole Wing at the Museum and has
more than doubled the space previously
allocated to education in the Museum. It
accommodates informal and self-directed
learning as well as formal education,
providing state of the art studios and
conference spaces.
Used by a wide range of people the facilities
include a large reception and information
point, an auditorium and seminar room, art
studio, lunchroom with capacity for 200
people and extensive storage areas.
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LEARNING
CENTRES
DANA CENTRE, SCIENCE MUSEUM
The first of the Science Museum’s
Masterplan programme of works, the
Dana Research Centre and Library
project involved the demolition of a
public café space and the strip out of
existing mezzanine level offices. The
lower ground floor is now home to the
Research Centre and Library, which
has a feature canopy running along
the curtain wall and high specification
joinery and lighting installations.
The project scope also included the
refurbishment of the reception area,
mezzanine offices and introduction of
two new meeting room spaces.
The project, delivered on time and
under budget, now means that visitors
have access to over 6000 books and
journals covering museum studies,
the history and biography of
science technology
and medicine.
ACCREDITATIONS
APM Corporate Member
Museums Association Corporate Member
KEY CONTACTS
PETER CHANA
Head of Heritage, Arts & Education,
Consulting Europe
20 Triton Street, Regents Place,
London NW1 3BF
T: +44 (0)203 430 9712
M: +44 (0)7720 599 335
E: [email protected]
www.lendlease.com
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