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Works have recently commenced on the new headquarters building for 2nd Amersham on the Hill Scout group.
There is not much left of the old building and the new facility is due for completion in September 2020.
Huntley Cartwright is appointed as Employer’s Agent and Quantity Surveyor for this design and build project.
2nd Amersham on the Hill Scout Group Headquaters
Canting brow has been installed at the new Royal Wharf Pier
On 18 September 2019 the new canting brow was successfully lifted into position for the new Royal Wharf Pier on the Thames. Huntley Cartwright is acting as quantity surveyors for this project.
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The pier was commissioned by Oxley Property and Ballymore, and was designed by Nex Architecture. The marine engineer and project manager is Beckett Rankine. McLaughlin and Harvey is the main contractor.
Camley Street Natural Park, November 2019
Work on the New London Wildlife Trust visitor centre is progressing well, and you can now appreciate the innovative roof form.
Huntley Cartwright is providing Project Management and Quantity Surveying Services for this National Lottery Funded Project.
Beckenham Place Park: London’s newest green space
Huntley Cartwright was involved in the transformation of this former golf course into south-east London’s biggest park. The project has been a great success, read more about it here.
The Painted Hall at the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich, has won the award for the Restoration or Conservation Project of the Year at the Museum + Heritage Awards 2019.
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The Museums + Heritage Award for Restoration/Conservation Project of the Year
The Congress Theatre at Devonshire Park, Eastbourne, is now open
The doors to the refurbished Congress Theatre and the newly built Welcome Building at Devonshire Park are now open for theatregoers to enjoy.
The Congress Theatre is Grade II* listed. Purpose built, the theatre and conference venue is the largest on the south coast.
Huntley Cartwright has been instrumental in making a success of this project. We have been effective in the financial management of both projects.
Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery reopening
Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery, where Huntley Cartwright acted as the construction project manager, will re-open to the public in March 2019 following a three-year major restoration project.
The £12 million project was supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund to restore the Grade I listed manor to its original design, visible for the first time in over 175 years. The adjoining gallery has also been upgraded and will present three exhibitions a year featuring the work of contemporary artists, architects and designers.
Calverley Adventure Grounds, where Huntley Cartwright acted as the quantity surveyor, was a principal award winner at the BALI National Landscape Awards 2018 in the Community and Schools Development category. Set within a Grade II registered historic public park, the design of the unique children’s playground reflects the surrounding areas and the wider setting of Royal Tunbridge Wells.
The project has previously received two other awards – Civic Voice Community Design award winner (2018); Tunbridge Wells Civic Society Community Award (2017).
Bali National Landscape Awards 2018
Huntley Cartwright was involved in The Eton School Yard project, which has won a landscaping award at the Stone Federation’s bi-annual Natural Stone Awards Ceremony.
Natural Stone Awards 2018
Landscape Institute Award 2018
Two of our projects have been announced as finalists for the Landscape Institute Award 2018:
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Brompton Cemetery Conservation Project (LDA Design)
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London Borough of Barking and Dagenham Parks and Open Spaces Strategy and Corporate Natural Capital Accounts (Jon Sheaff and Associates)
SOME OF OUR PROJECTS COMPLETED IN 2018:
The Royal Parks' Brompton Cemetery Conservation Project
The Royal Parks’ Brompton Cemetery Conservation Project, for which Huntley Cartwright acted in the capacity of Quantity Surveyor, was formally opened by Loyd Grossman and the Trustees of the Royal Parks on the 11th July 2018. The project was a resounding success recently winning a Museums + Heritage Award in the Restoration and Conservation category and has been very well received by the public and friends of the cemetery.
Huntley Cartwright are pleased to announce the successful completion and handover of the REEC Schools project. The vision for the schools was to create a new education and enterprise campus, comprising Richmond upon Thames College Free School, Clarendon SEN School and Newhouse Centre, located on Richmond College Campus. Harlequins (Rugby) and Haymarket (Publishing) are also stakeholders in the wider development.
The campus provides unparalleled opportunities for developing skills and pursuing employment through work experience, apprenticeships and ultimately, jobs. Though separate the schools share catering and activities facilities, with provision externally for outdoor dining areas, play equipment, sports pitches and outdoor reading areas.
Huntley Cartwright was appointed as project manager (quantity surveyor and employer’s agent) and works supervisor (clerk of works) under an NEC 3 Contract for the construction of a new secondary school.
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The project was delivered on time and on budget. The works were procured under the SCAPE major works framework and the Principal Contractor was Willmott Dixon.
Richmond Education and Enterprise Campus (REEC)
HUNTLEY CARTWRIGHT IN THE PRESS
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