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Leyland’s Road, Leeds Student Accommodation

Leyland’s Road, Leeds Student Accommodation   Leyland’s Road, Leeds Student Accommodation

Wheatleys are delighted to have been appointed by Clegg Construction to carry out all aspects of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Services work including design to a 402 bed new build high end student accommodation block in Leeds.

The project comprises of 402No Studio Apartments spread over 10 Floors. The ground floor area houses a number of communal areas such as Meeting Room`s, Gym, Yoga/Dance Studio, Games Room and Cinema.

Wheatleys commenced the design in October 2023 and work on site is due to start in May 2024 through to 2025.

Wheatley`s are connecting to the Leeds district heating network to supply hot water to the Studio Apartments.

 

 

 

New Apartments, Leeds

New Apartments, Leeds

Wheatleys are delighted to have been appointed for this new build project in Leeds. Brand new luxury Apartments complex on Regent Street, Leeds.

Wheatleys have been appointed to undertake the full Mechanical and Electrical Services. With an Order value over £4.5M

Our MEP design has been completed and our team of engineers are now well underway, as you can see from the image

 

 

 

Historic St. George Hotel in Harrogate

The Harrogate Inn, which was previously the St George Hotel, has had a large new bar-restaurant with a brand new entrance overlooking, and with access to, Crescent Gardens.

The historic building has been a hive of activity on recent weeks as it evolves from being a 90-bed hotel to a 96-bed hotel with huge changes on the ground floor throughout.

Silverstone Building Consultancy project managed the renovation of the 96-bed hotel which included moving the main entrance to a more prominent position on the property and adding grand, statement, stone steps leading up to it.

The refurbishment has created two new bars and restaurants, which feature outdoor drinking and dining areas and six new, executive bedroom suites on the ground floor. The roof and external elevations have been renewed and repaired, a new kitchen installed and much of the interior repainted.

      

      

 

 

 

Wakefield Former Market Hall

Wheatleys are soon to start the M&E contract Wakefield's former market hall as it is converted into a venue with restaurants, businesses and space for events.

Wakefield Exchange will cost £7.7m and it is being funded by the council and the government and is part of the City's regeneration scheme.

The hall was originally designed by architect Sir David Adjaye and was built in 2008, however market traders moved out in 2018.

Work to repurpose the building is due to begin in Spring 2023, with the Wakefield Exchange expected to open to the public in spring 2024.

Heaton Crematorium, Bradford

Work has started on site this week at the new £12m crematorium at Heaton in Bradford. Wheatleys are currently completing the detailed MEP design in house. The project is part of a wider upgrade and development programme that will upgrade or replace the district’s cremators, which are over 20 years’ old and operating well-beyond the manufacturers stated working life. All of the existing crematoria buildings are over 100 years old with limited facilities and capacity.

The new build facility at Heaton will replace the outdated Nab Wood crematorium and is being constructed on vacant green land close to Northcliffe Golf Club. It will feature a main and ancillary ceremony hall, crematory and ancillary equipment, a committal room, plant and administration facilities, along with a garden of reflection.

It has been designed in line with the Council’s Environmental and Sustainability Strategy and the National Standards of Emissions – energy will be captured and re-used within the building and the facility will include the latest mercury and nitrogen oxide removal technology.

Woodhouse Student Apartments, Leeds

Work is underway to remodel and refurbish 176 bed student apartments in Leeds for the Mansion Group.

Wheatleys are installing all new MEP services in time for the new intakes in September 2022

Craven College, Skipton

Work is underway on the new Health & Health Sciences Laboratory and class bases within the existing Pen-Y-Ghent & Ingleborough Buildings at Craven College.

Wheatleys are installing completely New State of the Art Laboratories, with full MEP services including Lab gases, fume extract, chemical waste and interactive teaching bases.

      

      

HMP Prisons Cat “D” phase 1

We are delighted to have secured 2 orders worth over £6M for new build prisons on the MoJ frame work agreement

Each existing site will be provided with 2 accommodation blocks with 120 cells together with a site wide upgrade to the infrastructure including LV, CCTV, CIS, Fibre, Fire, Data etc.

Both sites are due to start with modular construction in December 2021, then onsite works finishing December 2022.

Both accommodation blocks on each site will be serviced by Mitsubishi Ecodan ASHP, located in the service roof space.

   

Bradford Coroners Courts

MEP works are well underway on this 5 storey site, after Wheatleys secured this prestigious project with R N Woolers

The new facility will have three main courts, one on each of the upper level floors, including one that is designed for juries.

This means that, unlike the existing court, multiple inquests can be held at one time.

It also provides better facilities for juries. If a jury trial is held at the current coroner’s court, jury members have to pass through security in the magistrate’s court, and are then accompanied between the entrance and jury room to ensure they are suitably sequestered from the Coroner.

The new facility will have a layout that will allow the jury to remain separate from the public, press and families.

      

ASHP throughout Yorkshire and beyond

We were approached by a new client to assist in the delivery of a decarbonisation of public building schemes for Leeds City Council. The first phase of the works, coming to a completion in early 2022, has seen us upgrade and modify 23 plantrooms around the city, across a range of sites including leisure centres, schools, care facilities and other public buildings.

Each installation is unique, but generally consists of the removal and replacement of existing gas fired plant, controls upgrades, buffer tank and ASHP installations to create “hybrid” systems optimised to maximise the potential of the renewable technology. Every scheme is complete with a full 3D model, which has helped with spatial planning as can be seen below:

         

We have built a strong relationship with our new client, formed on the back of delivery of each and every scheme, on time, on budget and surpassing the expected standards of our client and in turn Leeds City Council. We are actively negotiating a continuance of the scheme beyond March 2022, helping us to save the planet one plantroom at a time.

Ideal Modular Homes

Work gets underway in the factory with 90% of the MEP services been installed in the factory, leaving 10% on site. The first block of modular homes will be soon heading to London, part of a £50M regeneration project, all the units are heated by ASHP (Air Source Heat Pumps) installed by Wheatleys and come with a 7 year warranty

 

 

Challenging belief and affective behaviour award

This month's safety award goes to Calum Duffill from Wheatleys for his commitment and contribution in keeping the site safe, and ensuring himself and those around them work in a safe manner.

Calum has shown great pride in what he does and how he goes about it in the most professional and safest manner he can. He has been praised especially for his attitude to working at height and maintaining the cleanliness of the site for himself and others, well done. I hope you will all join me in saying thank you and well done. Keep up the good work in creating a safe environment and place of work.

The monthly Challenging Beliefs and affective behaviour prize is awarded to the person or persons whom the site management team believe have contributed to creating a better and safer environment for all on site. It can and is awarded to anybody we believe goes that extra mile to create a better environment.

It is well worth winning, but most importantly it is well worth making the effort and contributing to creating a safer environment for you and your colleagues on site.

Well done and congratulations to Calum from all the site.

Andy Boyes and Kier Gill were also awarded CBAB Certificates and vouchers by main contractor Galliford Try for following Galliford Try Working at Height procedures faultlessly. Well done to Andy and Kier.

      

Hybrid Fleet

Wheatley continues its journey to help the environment by replacing their entire fleet of company vehicles with the latest green hybrids – using less fuel, emitting fewer emissions, creating a better environment.

Ash Hill School

Wheatleys M&E Services Ltd are returning to Hatfield Doncaster to start the M&E services for the new Ash Hill school for Delta Academies Trust. Wheatleys M&E Services Ltd delivered the M&E on the De Vinci Building in 2008 (originally called the Hatfield Visual Arts) and are now returning in 2020 to deliver the M&E on the new 3 storey Ash Hill block.

The new school will replace the out-dated secondary school buildings with modern facilities, providing life-long benefits for pupils and staff in a welcoming and secure setting. This is an important project for the school and the local community, and there will be an emphasis on quality and innovation throughout the building programme.

The project includes new general teaching classrooms, specialist science labs, a performing arts area and a purpose-built student support centre/ reception in addition to new catering and dining facilities.

Drones track the progress on site with the new school being built 2 meters above ground level with a flood protection zone to ensure both the school and the stand alone Energy Center will withstand 1 in 100 year floods.

The project is to be delivered with Wheatleys and Galliford Try at the end of 2020.

Ash Hill School update April 2020 – MEP works due to start on site in July 2020

Major Restoration of the Guildhall in York

Wheatley M&E Services Limited are delighted to have secured a multi million pound order for the Guildhall in York, due to start this year with Vinci Construction.

Some of York's most historically significant buildings will begin to receive their first major restoration in over 60 years this month. York City Council’s Executive has agreed the funding to undertake vital restoration and redevelopment of the Guildhall, offering high quality office space, community use and a new riverside restaurant.

The Guildhall is one of the city’s most prestigious and historically significant buildings.

The complex contains a collection of Grade I, II* and II listed buildings built around the 15th century hall and riverside meeting room.

New Build Guiseley School with Galliford Try

Wheatley M&E Services Limited are delighted to have been awarded the Mechanical and Electrical contract for the new build Guiseley School and look forward to working with Galliford Try on this project with phase 1 due to complete in March 2020. As part of the ESFA Schools development programme, Galliford Try have been successful in securing several Academy schools. The Guiseley School is the second site to be developed as part of the development programme.

 

 

 

123 Bed, New Build Premier Inn, Oxford

Wheatley M&E Services Limited are close to handing over another £2million new build Premier Inn at Oxford with SDC Contractors.

New Build Armthorpe Academy School, Doncaster

As part of the ESFA Schools development programme, Wheatley M&E Services have been successful in securing several Academy schools. The first on site is Armthorpe Academy in Doncaster. Armthorpe is the first of three contracts to upgrade schools in the area. Wheatley M&E Services Limited are delighted to have been awarded the Mechanical and Electrical contract.

Ryedale House new luxury apartments in York

Wheatley M&E Services have been successfully appointed for the design and installation of the Mechanical and Electrical services on Ryedale House, York. The scheme is for a new client, Newby Developments, and consists of 77no high end luxury apartments, with concierge and 4no retail units. To add to the high end feel of the development, we will be installing smart lighting control systems and App based heating controls. Work starts on site in early May, with completion programmed for May 2020.

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Allerton Waste Recycling Project - Vinci Construction

We were approached by Vinci Construction to visit site with their project manager to help them develop a scheme to introduce some fresh air ventilation into a visitor viewing gallery. The site is a household waste recycling centre/Energy From Waste project and as such the visitor viewing gallery was virtually unusable due to foul odour.

We designed a mechanical supply and extract system to serve the gallery, complete with three stage filtration, bag and panel filters to remove air borne dust particles and carbon filters to remove odours from the supply air. Along with the mechanical ventilation system we had to install complete new three phase distribution cabling to serve a dedicated distribution board for the new installation. The works involved working at height in an active process facility, which presented its own challenges, but through successfully implementing strict H&S protocol and thanks to the dedication of the Wheatley M&E site team, we were able to complete the project on time, on budget and to the exacting standards of both Vinci Construction and Amey, the end user.

Thanks to Wheatleys efforts throughout the project, a new relationship has been formed with Vinci Construction and we are now in talks with them on a number of upcoming, prestigious projects.

St Marks Street, Nottingham – 211 Bed Student Accommodation

HeadOffice3, a new client to Wheatley M&E Services Limited, asked if we would be able to assist them in completing a student accommodation project in Nottingham, which had been abandoned after the breakdown of the relationship between the previous main contractor and the client. We dutifully attended site, carried out a full exhaustive survey to ascertain the exact state and condition of the works completed to date, and then provided HO3 with a detailed schedule of works to take the project to successful completion. The works required to complete the project included completing the plantroom heating and domestic water services installation, first and second fix of all 211 student bathrooms and kitchens, various modifications to the mechanical ventilation installation and the full testing and commissioning of the Building services installation upon completion.

Due to our efforts on site to date, we are now in talks with the main contractor and client team to undertake the full design and installation of the Mechanical and Electrical services to Phase 2, a development of a further 300 student rooms with gym, cinema and bar facilities.

Through careful management and exemplary customer service, we have secured a new customer, which will build upon our philosophy as a contractor, of building long standing relationships and securing repeat business.

Grantley Hall, Ripon

Wheatley M & E Services is very proud to have delivered the M&E services for this high profile project involving the full refurbishment of an existing Grade II listed hall and a new build, state of the art spa and wellness retreat.

The project involved transforming the historic hall into a luxury ‘Relais Chateaux’ hotel, offering exquisite rooms and suites and an extensive and diverse range of dining options.

The linked new build spa consists of an 18 meter indoor swimming pool, an indoor to outdoor vitality pool, sauna, steam room, snow room, varied treatment rooms, dining and relaxation areas and a pioneering Elite executive gym and strength room.

The project programme commenced whilst detailed design was in it’s infancy, and the design continued in parallel with construction. Such practice required intimate and closely controlled communication to allow swift design development. This innovative solution allowed the hotel to trade twelve months earlier.

The Grantley site was registered under the Considerate Constructors Scheme (CSC) and achieved a ‘Beyond Compliance’ status.

The opening of Grantley Hall in the Summer of 2019 was of national importance and the hotel has been described as a ‘jewel in Yorkshire’s crown’.

Further details are available at www.grantleyhall.co.uk.


DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Hull

We have completed the M & E for this new build 167 bed hotel including 1200 seater banqueting suite and the Hilton "Sky Bar". The project included prefabricated bedroom and bathroom pods.

Our design engineers detailed a new "hybrid" VRF heating and cooling system which not only delivers levels of comfort normally associated with chiller technology but also helps with the impact of F-Gas legislation and moves towards low global warming (GWP) potential.

The system minimizes possible hazards to occupants, property and the environment from refrigeration gas leaks by removing the refrigerant from occupied spaces using a water based system. Wheatleys completed the project on time and within budget to the full Hilton Brand Standards.


The Red House, Ripon Extra Care Community Village

Wheatleys were awarded the contract for design and installation of services for The Red House being developed jointly by Enterprise Retirement Living and Barnados Developments Limited.

This follows the successful completion of a similar project at Boughton Hall, Chester.

The development comprises a range of 59 privately-owned apartments and cottages and communal facilities all served by 24/7 staffing.


York Care Home Refurb & Extension- £4.1m Project

Wheatleys have completed the M & E work for a 27 home extension and refurbishment to “Glen Lodge”, a sheltered housing centre run by City of York Council. Working with William Birch Construction, this £4.1M project started in Feb 2017.  

The scheme includes 25 new flats built in a three-storey extension to the existing building, while two new bungalows were also built as part of the project.

The Glen Lodge extension has been designed to provide ‘dementia ready’ accommodation, allowing people with dementia to continue to live independently in their own home, safely and sociably. The apartments and bungalows are built alongside communal lounges, a landscaped garden and other facilities.


New Build Premier Inn, Newbury

Newbury now has its first Premier Inn hotel. Wheatley designed and installed the M & E for another prestigious new build 100-bed hotel. The hotel is a five-storey building in the centre of Newbury town. Wheatley started the installation of full mechanical and electrical services in July 2017 and completed in Feb 2018 on this £10M project

Europe's First Digital Autopsy Centre, Sheffield

Wheatleys have completed the work on an extension and upgrade to the Medico-Legal purpose built mortuary facility which provides services required for the investigation of sudden or unexpected death.

The facility comprises of the offices and court of HM Coroner for South Yorkshire (West) District and the public mortuary which, as Europe's first digital autopsy centre, is the first major change to post-mortem procedures for over 400 years.

Premier Inn framework contract with Whitbread


Wheatley M & E Services are delighted to be working direct with Whitbread to provide mechanical and electrical services on their ambitious growth programme which is intended to deliver an additional 85,000 rooms by 2020.

The projects generally consists of the provision of mechanical and electrical services to 20 to 100 bedroom extensions, together with refurbishment of the existing reception areas and upgrading of any infrastructure.

Having completed over 20 projects to date, with several currently on site, we look forward to helping Whitbread reach their 2020 goal.

First ever biogas plants in Yorkshire - M & E by Wheatleys

Wheatleys are proud to have completed the M & E works on the first ever biogas plants for Yorkshire in Garforth and Sherburn-in-Elmet working in conjunction with BTS (part of the TS Energy Group).

Biogas is produced by processing residual waste from livestock (dung, manure and uneaten food), food production (fruit and vegetable waste, residues from meat, fish and dairy processing, brewery waste, food waste and much more) and effluents from industrial and municipal waste water treatment plants.

Terry's Chocolate Building - Care Village Conversion


Wheatley M & E Services were appointed for the design and installation of the mechanical and electrical services on the iconic, Grade II listed Terry's Chocolate Head Office Building which has been transformed into The Chocolate Works £7m care village housing 82 care bedrooms and 8 luxury care apartments.

The care village also includes a roof-top extension with additional accommodation. The centrepiece for the development is the restored glass atrium which features an internal market square with cafes, street lighting, outdoor dining, shops and other facilities.

"The Chocolate Works" - York Grand Opening

"We are delighted at the completion of this Grade II listed building being brought to life by Springfield Healthcare and Simpson Construction"

Nigel Wheatley
Managing Director

New 136 Bed Premier Inn for Leeds

Wheatley M & E Services completed the design and installation to this new build, precast concrete, 136 bed city centre hotel including CHP, stand by Generator and Solar PV.

The project was fast tracked, using prefabricated concrete panels and bedroom toilet pods.

Wheatleys completed the project on time and within budget to the Whitbread high standards in conjunction with GMI Construction.

New services for pharmaceutical production facility


The project involved the full design and installation of new electrical services within a pharmaceutical production facility operating 24/7.

“Medical production plant successfully remained running 24/7 without interruption"

Production of high demand medical products for the military had to be kept running whilst Wheatleys team of engineers replaced the main bus-bars and tap-off units within the production facility.

Every section of work was completed under strict clean room controls with equipment and tools medically sterilized every day.

Leeds Student Union Building - £4.5m M & E Project

Wheatleys are proud to have been awarded the contract for design and installation of the services as part of a £20m upgrade of Leeds University's students' union.

The project included refurbishment of the Riley Smith conference hall and construction of a southern entrance.

The project also included the creation of a new arts quarter and a full refurbishment of the underground Raven theatre. Construction began on the project early 2016.

A large glass roof was also built for the union foyer and the Riley Smith Theatre was upgraded with retractable seating and new acoustic panels.

The project was completed in three phases to minimise disruption to students. The final phase was completed in August 2017.

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York Art Gallery - £8m Facelift

Wheatleys have completed the contract with Simpson of York for the design and installation of M & E services as part of the major facelift of York Art Gallery.

The development creates a suite of three galleries to show more ambitious and high profile exhibitions, the creation of extra learning space and a new Artists’ Garden, which will link to the existing York Museum Gardens.

A newly built first floor South Gallery and a new gallery in the original Victorian roof space will become the centre for ceramic art, which will showcase work from the most extensive collection of British studio ceramics in the country. 

The development also includes:

• Improved visitor facilities including  new cafe, shop, toilets and lift.
• A new learning room on the first floor.
• Much improved storage for the collections with climate and humidity control to safeguard the artwork and artefacts.

The Tate and the British Museum brought the best of national collections to the completed York Art Gallery and the Gallery was also shortlisted for the Art Fund Museum of the Year award in April 2016 following its £8 million transformation.

The Art Fund Museum of the Year prize is presented annually to one outstanding museum, which, in the opinion of the judges, has shown exceptional imagination, innovation and achievement, in the preceding 12 months.

Midland Hotel, Manchester

We have completed refurbishment of the iconic Midland Hotel in Manchester with a luxurious Spa, Gym and Pool including design and installation of all the electrical and mechanical services for the hotel.

The £13m refurbishment of one of Manchester's iconic quality hotels, the grade II listed Midland Hotel, involved the full refurbishment of the 312 bedrooms and all public areas.

Photon Park, Normanton

Wheatleys have completed the services for this 80,000 sq ft facility for GMI Construction in 2017.

Photon Park is 2 units connected by a glazed corridor with both offices and industrial/manufacturing space constructed over 2 floors.

With a high specification, Photon Park includes an energy efficient lighting scheme incorporating solar panels to a warehouse facility.

Derwenthaugh Ecoparc - Newcastle

Capable of processing 300,000 tonnes of waste per year, the new build waste recycling centre at Derwenthaugh near Newcastle is focused on providing a sustainable recycling scheme for both industrial and kerbside waste.

Wheatleys designed and installed the M & E services as part of a £50m investment.

This is the first ever UK project to use autoclaves in its process to recycle all the black bag waste from Newcastle and Gateshead.

New Rolls Royce Workshop Facility

The Project involved the design and installation of mechanical and electrical services within a showroom and workshop facility.

The project, totaling £3m with over £800,000 of services included high quality finish accessories and full service bay fit out.

Darnall Community Health Centre

The scheme was commissioned by NHS Sheffield and delivered by Community 1st Sheffield. The finished medical centre replaces the existing outdated health centre and provides a range of medical services, including GP and nursing services, minor surgical procedures, community therapies and a pharmacy whilst also providing accommodation for Darnall Wellbeing and being a hub for the local community. Wheatleys designed and installed the M & E services for the building.

St. Lukes Hospice

A major extension which completes the total transformation of existing in patient facilities at St. Lukes Hospice, with a total project cost of £5.5m. Wheatleys completed the M & E for Interserve Construction.

The building work started in June 2012 with completion in 2014.

The project created entirely new facilities with 14 en suite single rooms and two triple occupancy rooms, all designed to allow the hospice to meet stringent healthcare regulations while providing privacy and dignity for patients and their loved ones and maintaining their capacity to care for 20 in patients.

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University of Leeds - Social Sciences Building

After successfully completing the new multi million pound School of Law building, Wheatleys completed the contract for the design and installation of the Social Sciences Building which underwent a £8.5m refurbishment between summer 2013 and December 2015. This refurbishment has improved the facilities available to students and enhanced the working and learning environment for both staff and students.

The refurbishment of the Social Sciences Building incorporates a state of the art natural cooling and low-energy ventilation installation utilising innovative environmentally friendly Phase Change Materials (PCMs) "The single largest project to date". In addition the building is also connected to the site wide District Heating infrastructure taking advantage of the low-carbon waste heat available from the Combined Heat and Power (CHP) station shared with Leeds General Infirmary.

University of Huddersfield chooses local suppliers for major facilities upgrade

Two West Yorkshire firms have completed a boiler replacement that will bring energy and cost savings for the University of Huddersfield.

Wheatleys installed boilers supplied by Ormandy Hartley and Sugden of Halifax that will heat water for the new £22.5m Leisure and Learning Centre scheme and the existing Central Services Building. The works were carried out in a phased sequence to ensure no disruption to existing heating and domestic services, allowing the University to function as normal.

Managing Director, Nigel Wheatley said: ‘’The key to the success of the project was the detailed planning and fully co-ordinated sequencing of the installation works carried out by Wheatley’s in-house engineers and our close working relationship with the University of Huddersfield and Wakefield-based contractor GB Building Solutions.’’

Alan Johnson, the Deputy Director of Estates and Facilities, added: “Here at the University we are committed to working with local firms whenever possible.  We find that, along with clear benefits in terms of supporting employment and the local economy, working with suppliers from our region helps us to build strong and effective long term relationships.”

Plant in the form of two 1400kW and one 1000kW gas-fired Calder Plus high-efficiency three pass reverse flame steel shell and tube hot water boilers have been used, complete with separate gas boosters.

 A stainless steel twin-walled flue system has been installed from each boiler to replace the existing flue system.  A HT Breeze Packaged plate heat exchanger has been installed which feeds the LTHW VT and CT heating circuits throughout the Central Services Building.

Temporary boiler plants were provided when services were disconnected to serve the Sports Hall and provide DHWS to the Central Services Building.

The Leisure and Learning Centre was completed in January 2014.

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The University of Westminster Harrow Campus

The University of Westminster undertook major redevelopment at the Harrow campus to create a world-class environment for students. It created fantastic, state-of-the-art facilities; new and improved social and learning spaces; an enhanced sense of community for students and staff and a more sustainable site with reduced environmental impact. Wheatleys completed the contract for designing and installing the M & E services to the new forum building.

Recognised by CIBSE

Wheatleys are proud to announce that our engineer Daniel Chambers was awarded the prestigious CIBSE Presidents Prize for 2012 at the CIBSE annual awards dinner held in London.

Daniel won the award for demonstrating outstanding excellence in his final year project and received his award from CIBSE's President David Fisk for his project titled ‘Leeds Metropolitan University Rose Bowl ‘Phase 2' LZC Feasibility Study & Building Services Design and Integration Report' completed at Leeds Metropolitan University.

Two New Build Crematoriums - £2m M & E Project

Wheatleys are pleased to announce two more projects completed and handed over crematoriums located in Nottingham and Leicester.

Working in conjunction with Esh Construction we delivered the project for the Co-Operative Group.

These two crematoriums are modern facilities which will serve the local communities. They are both built as high quality, sustainable, low carbon facilities located in discreet settings.

Student & Professional Accommodation

Wheatley M & E Services were involved in the building services aspects of the redevelopment of two major buildings in the centre of Leeds which form a large part of YPP's student accommodation portfolio.

Both "Rivers House" and "Crown House" have been converted into apartment living accommodation, with a range of studio apartments and one or two bedroom apartments.

Worsley Building - Leeds University

Work is completed on the £41m upgrade to the Worsley Building at University of Leeds.

The refurbished building houses the Leeds Institute for Data Analytics incorporating two research council funded centres. The upgraded facilities also accommodates Leeds Institute of Clinical Trials and Leeds Institute of Health Sciences.

A new cafe provides eating, meeting and social space for staff and visitors. The work took around two years to fully complete.

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Lane End Primary School with Interserve

A £7.25m contract to build a new primary school on the former site of a sports centre in Beeston has been completed.

Interserve Construction Limited together with Wheatleys completed the project on time and within budget.

The 420-pupil primary school, with a 26-space nursery, was completed in 2016.

Norfolk Park Medical Centre

The scheme was commissioned by NHS Sheffield and was delivered by Community 1st Sheffield. The finished medical centre replaces the existing, outdated Norfolk Park Medical Centre and provides a range of medical services, including GP and nursing services, minor surgical procedures, community therapies and a pharmacy. Wheatleys designed and installed the M & E services.

Nightingale Primary Academy - £1m M & E

New build, 420 child, Academy Primary School in Leeds, part of the co-operative primary academy of Leeds.

Nightingale Primary Academy is a new, purpose built two-form entry school.

Under the sponsorship of The Co-operative Group, Nightingale is their fourth primary Academy sited in Inner East Leeds. Wheatley installed over £1M of M & E services including fire sprinklers in conjunction with Interserve Construction and Leeds City Council Children's Services.

Click here for the story in the Yorkshire Post

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