Arklow Road, Lewisham

10 no. Arch Conversions

The refurbishment, extension and subdivision of ten arches set within a grade II listed railway viaduct to create five lettable light industrial units. Works included a new rear extension, services and external works.

RKG were commissioned in 2022 by The Arch Company to undertake feasibility, Planning and Listed Building Consents, Building Regulations, CDM, construction and project management services. Currently on site and due for completion in 2024. The Contractor is Circet.

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Arklow Road, Lewisham

St Erth, Cornwall

Bury St. Edmunds Station (Cycle Hub), Suffolk

North Shields, Newcastle

Bristol Temple Meads, Bristol

Cambridge CyclePoint, Cambridge

St Erth, Cornwall

Access For All, Footbridge and Lifts

Robinson Kenning & Gallagher are working alongside Network Rail and BAM Nuttall to deliver a new pedestrian bridge link (including passenger lifts) at St Erth Station, Cornwall.

Planning and Listed Building Approval was granted and we were engaged to progress the Detailed Design. The original bridge is Grade 2 Listed and will be relocated in a local Heritage Centre as part of the works.

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St Erth, Cornwall

Bury St. Edmunds Station (Cycle Hub), Suffolk

North Shields, Newcastle

Bristol Temple Meads, Bristol

Cambridge CyclePoint, Cambridge

Bury St. Edmunds Station (Cycle Hub), Suffolk

Station Improvement Works for Greater Anglia

Robinson Kenning & Gallagher have been working with Greater Anglia at Grade 2 Listed Bury St Edmunds Station on an number of improvement projects. These have included the reconfiguration of the existing booking hall and a new northern entrance. Currently we are working on improving the cycle storage facilities for the northern entrance.

The works involve co-ordination with other design disciplines to produce a design that future proofs the station whilst protecting the new works from the inherent challenges of working on a listed building where the accommodation is mostly located beneath overhead tracks.

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Arklow Road, Lewisham

St Erth, Cornwall

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Bristol Temple Meads, Bristol

Cambridge CyclePoint, Cambridge

North Shields, Newcastle

New build residential scheme for 35no. units

RKG have been commissioned to design a 35 unit scheme on a brownfield site overlooking the river, Tyne. This exciting project for a private developer has been carefully designed to account for challenging site conditions and local planning requirements and consists of 3no. blocks of one and two bedroom flats. After a successful Pre-Application process, RKG are working with the client to find the best route forward.

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Arklow Road, Lewisham

St Erth, Cornwall

Bury St. Edmunds Station (Cycle Hub), Suffolk

North Shields, Newcastle

Bristol Temple Meads, Bristol

Cambridge CyclePoint, Cambridge

Bristol Temple Meads, Bristol

New Eastern Passenger Entrance at Bristol Temple Meads Station for Network Rail

Working with Crouch Waterfall as part of the design team for BAM, Robinson Kenning & Gallagher are undertaking the Planning, Listed Building and working/construction drawing package for a new Eastern pedestrian access and subway extension scheme at Bristol Temple Meads station, Bristol.

Set within the context of the existing Isambard Kingdom Brunel designed Grade 1 Listed Station the new entrance forms part of a wider strategy to redevelop the ‘Temple Quarter’ as part of a new campus for the University of Bristol. After a delicate planning process, Approval has been granted and all Planning Conditions have been discharged.

BAM are the main contractor delivering these works for Network Rail.

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Arklow Road, Lewisham

St Erth, Cornwall

Bury St. Edmunds Station (Cycle Hub), Suffolk

North Shields, Newcastle

Bristol Temple Meads, Bristol

Cambridge CyclePoint, Cambridge

Cambridge CyclePoint, Cambridge Station

RKG are working with Greater Anglia to improve security and accessibility at the Cyclepoint facility adjacent to Cambridge Train Station. The facility was opened in 2017 and provides storage space for 2850 cycles over three floors and is the largest storage facility of it’s kind in the UK.

The works in partnership with Sustrans, Brookgate, Cambridge City Council, Cambridge Police and the Greater Cambridge Partnership is part of a broader £3m million package of funding from Active Travel England, the Government’s new cycling and walking exectutive agency, which is aimed at improving cycling infrastructure at train stations across the country.

The improvements consist of upgraded storage, increased cargo bike facilities, improved accessiblity cycle parking and secure areas.