Squibb Group, Essex

New main headquarters and associated facilities for the Squibb Group, Stanford-Le-Hope

Robinson Kenning and Gallagher were initially employed by The Squibb Group (a leading UK demolition Contractor) to approve planning conditions associated with the Planning Approval of their new national headquarters in Stanford-Le-Hope. The scope of works expanded rapidly after commencement to include building re-designs, a construction drawing package and on-site technical support.

The new build office block, built on a brownfield nine-acre site provides three floors of office accommodation and associated circulation core, toilet facilities, server rooms, reception areas and ground floor café/kitchen. The project also included an element of external landscaping and provision of an external plant room and fifty-five space car park and cycle storage area.

Project Value: £4m

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Burrell Street Arches, London

This Network Rail Arch refurbishment project to provide high class flexible office accommodation to Network Rail's own Let Estate, Construction & Maintenance Teams.

Kesslers International, London

Robinson Kenning & Gallagher were appointed to act as Architects on this Design and Build Contract.

Canada House, London

Robinson Kenning & Gallagher were appointed to act as Architects on this Design and Build Contract.

Kings Cross Package 11, London

Kings Cross Station, Redevelopment Programme (Package 11), Northern Building for Network Rail

Robinson Kenning & Gallagher were employed by Network Rail to produce Form 1, 2 and 3 architectural design packages (including architectural drawings and specification) for the refurbishment of the Grade 1 listed Northern Building at Kings Cross Station. The Contractor was Spence Ltd and Veda the lead designer/structural engineers.

The project provided a combination of retail storage and staff/office accommodation on the ground, first and second floors (total area 30,000 sq. ft). The Grade 1 listing required careful consideration of and adherence to English Heritage Standards and aspirations. The project was completed within 24 weeks.

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Woking Civic Offices, Surrey

Devonshire House, London

Robinson Kenning & Gallagher were appointed to act as Architects on this Design and Build Contract.

Malcolm Place, Tower Hamlets

Robinson Kenning & Gallagher prepared listed building and permitted development proposals, working drawings, and invitation to tender documents for the development of this South West Trains new Cycle Hubs at 8no Stations.

Goding Street, Vauxhall

Refurbishment of 2no. arches in Vauxhall, for Network Rail

Robinson Kenning & Gallagher were employed by Network Rail to produce a Tender and Construction drawing package for two arches in Vauxhall, London. The dual aspect arches (68 & 69 Goding Street) are a short walk from Vauxhall Interchange and Albert Embankment, in a rapidly improving area. RKG also acted as the Contract Administrator and CDM co-ordinator for the project. The Contractor was Osborne Ltd.

The project comprised the complete refurbishment of both arches (previously a nightclub) and shell spec fit-out through RIBA stages 1 to 7. The arches were sandblasted and lined where necessary so a part exposed brickwork finish could be achieved. The arch fronts were fitted with bi-fold doors on both sides and highlighted with LED feature lighting. The multi-disciplinary team consisted of: Architects, Surveyors, Principal Designers, Contract Administrators & QS Cost Control, Structural & M&E Engineers.

Project Value: £450k

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Woking Civic Offices, Surrey

Crosfield House, Croydon

Refurbishment Project for Croydon Council

Robinson Kenning & Gallagher were commissioned to provide design services from tender to practical completion, for the complete fit-out and alterations to the external façade of Crosfield House. Works were undertaken by ITC Concepts Ltd and were completed to a tight twenty-eight week programme.

The building is occupied by Community Equipment Service (CES), a department of Croydon council that provides wheelchairs and community equipment to residents and repair services. The facility includes refuse storage areas for the storage and distribution of medical equipment, with ancillary accommodation and facilities for medical assessments, and a showroom.

Project Value: £2.8m

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Crosfield House, Croydon

Woking Civic Offices, Surrey

A sensitive refurbishment project to regenerate staff & public areas on all floors at Woking Civic offices.

Marcantonio Foods Ltd., Barking

Extension of Existing Office Building and Forecourt Works for ITC

Robinson Kenning & Gallagher are very pleased to announce that we have been employed by fit-out and interior refurbishment specialists ITC to undertake the lead consultant and architectural working drawing package and on-site support for the warehouse, production, office and forecourt upgrade of Marcantonio Food Ltd. headquarters in Barking, East London.

Marcantonio are one of Europe’s leading suppliers of ice cream cones, wafers and other ice cream related products. Luigi Marcantonio left his home in Italy’s Abruzzi Mountains in 1893 for England and within two years and with very little money began producing some of the first rolled sugar cones ever seen in the UK. If you like ice-cream then the chances are you will have eaten a Marcantonio product at some point!

The fast-paced programme of works is a challenge RKG were happy to accept and look forward to a successful conclusion to the Project in early 2020.

Project Value: Undisclosed

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Wimbledon LICC, London

Expansion of existing Local Information Control Centre and Offices based at Wimbledon Station for Network Rail

Robinson Kenning & Gallagher were approached by Network Rail to expand the Local Information Control Centre and offices based at Wimbledon Station. The brief required close coordination with specialist furniture manufacturers to develop suitable ergonomic and environmental layouts.

Each desk provides an operator with train timetables, CCTV coverage and a complete graphical oversight of the Station layout. This includes the location of stairs, footbridge, lifts and entrances, as well as a direct communication link with the help point located on the Station. With this, the operator is able to advise members of the public on the arrival of the next train, direct them to the nearest exit or arrange for assistance. The monitor display wall provides additional CCTV coverage with live footage from alternative CCTV cameras and therefore gives the supervisor first-hand knowledge of any situation.