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Self Architects have designed and delivered The Pointing Dog Clubhouse, the flagship venue of the group. The former landmark Polish ex-servicemen’s club has been sympathetically refurbished and extended to create a ‘Clubhouse’ for socialising and dining. The extensive additions included the demolition and rebuilding of a single storey extension to the rear for the kitchens and a new single storey pitched roof extension providing a dramatic dinning space with its high-pitched ceiling.
The existing bar wing has been remodelled exposing the roof soffit and it has been opened up with floor to ceiling glazed concertina windows. The 1st floor has been refurbished to provide private dinning rooms, with an additional bar. The front courtyard and approach have been redesigned to create extensive outside seating and a generous entrance approach from the street.
Monaghans have a long-standing relationship with John Lewis & Partners having supported their new store development programme of Department Stores, at home Stores, and travel hub offers, as well as their existing portfolio re-purposing and refurbishment programmes and maintenance, office, and distribution works, for a number of years.
Service offering has encompassed all facets of Programme Management, Project Management, Cost Management, Equipment Management, and CDM Services and over the course of the relationship Monaghans has been influential in developing John Lewis' project delivery process for all workstreams following initial benchmarking reviews.
A new £20.5m visitor attraction at the iconic Jodrell Bank site in Cheshire. The new subterranean concrete dome structure, which is the first in the UK for over 25 years and one of the largest concrete domes in Europe, was designed to display the history of Radio Astronomy while conserving and restoring the heritage at the Jodrell Bank site.
The 76m-diameter dome is topped by grass and cleverly mirrors the shape and scale of the landmark Lovell Telescope. Inside, the pavilion houses an exhibition gallery which brings to life the Jodrell Bank story, as well as an immersive planetarium, education hub and new café. Roscoe, involved as structural engineers, were engaged to validate the initial principles of the design.
Cunniff Design's mixed-use scheme for Day-Dako Developments will breathe new life into the now vacant site, offering around 300 high-quality apartments, a 150-key hotel with supporting retail, leisure and commercial uses.
The proposals will retain and sensitively re-use a number of historic buildings and structures across the site, including two listed Brewhouse buildings, fermenting towers and a copper kettle. New buildings have been carefully designed to make a positive contribution to the setting, and the site will be completely transformed through the introduction of generous public space, creating a sustainable new community at the heart of Burton town centre.
The Continuum team is retained by Wokingham Borough Council to provide development management consultancy advice on a range of opportunities led by the Local Authority. The key development that led the Town Centre regeneration was at Elms Field a site measuring 6.70ha which provided a 290-seat cinema, 2,546 sq m retail space, 126 residential units, a 1,572 sq m food store and a new 95-bed hotel.
This development was supported by developments at Carnival Pool and Peach Place providing a range of uses.
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