This was a community project aimed to improve the area aesthetically; bridge the distance between Tyrone and Donegal symbolically; and make practical improvements to local infrastructure. It was delivered in two programmes project-managed by Taylor & Boyd: Clady Village and Strabane Canal Renovation: Cleaning and structural repairs were provided to the historic stone of…
This was the first arts centre to be created in Northern Ireland and the project involved the design of a two-storey extension and clear span multi-function hall adjacent to an existing listed building. A steel frame supports a thin-structured, architectural butterfly roof. The gable wall of the new building was constructed to facilitate a…
Conversion of a six-storey building, designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens in late 1920’s to a five-star hotel. This building was protected by English Heritage and all structural work had to be integrated sympathetically with existing finishes. Close liaison with statutory agencies was required to achieve contemporary hotel standards while conserving an important historic/listed building….
Design and managed construction of groundworks for terracing, seated areas, steps, paths, etc in a coastal park on the outskirts of Belfast
A new school building to replace an existing school on a greenfield site. The building is a single storey structure incorporating five classrooms, two resource bases, a multi-purpose hall, a kitchen, stores, offices, toilets, plant room and various outside play areas. Due to the remoteness of the site and poor ground conditions, a special…
This is a large town-centre retail and housing development, comprising over 800,000 sq feet of suspended concrete floor plates. There is a single-storey basement carpark with double-height ground floor retail accommodation on the same footprint. The structure is concrete framed, with the first floor actsing as a transfer level, and supporting a six floors…
This large family home was created following the demolition of a smaller residence. Sitting on a footprint of 35m x 15m the building comprises 1½ storeys below ground level and 3 storeys above. The structure features steel, reinforced concrete and masonry, with a roof that is mostly timber and zinc cladding. With an emphasis…
This project involved the design and managed construction of a marina on the Lower Bann close to the centre of Portglenone. It has a 30-berth jetty, slipway, picnic area, fencing, lighting, paths, roads, car parking and riverbank protection.
This project involved the refurbishment of an existing building on Argyle Street in Glasgow’s central shopping area. The existing building was constructed in the 1950s, with a three storey superstructure over a single storey basement. The key structural works required analysis of the existing structural frame and foundations to ensure suitability of proposed new…
Extensive renovations and improvements to an existing building and surrounding site works: additional floor area was added with three extensions and a bespoke curve-profiled sheet roof to increase the overall height. The facilities include a sports hall, changing rooms, committee rooms, viewing area, kitchen and associated plant rooms. The structure is comprised of load-bearing…
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