We are pleased to announce that we have been awarded the project at Stratton-on-Fosse, for a new care home.
The project comprises of the design and construction of a 50-bed care home with all associated enabling, externals and drainage works.
We are delighted to be working with the Care Concern group on this scheme.
The project at the University of Roehampton comprises of adaptions to the existing accommodation to create high quality, fully equipped nursing and therapies teaching accommodation, as part of Roehampton’s wider objectives to build on its reputation as a leading centre of healthcare education and research in London.
Reconfiguration and remodelling works are to be delivered to the internal areas to provide spacious, flexible teaching areas. This will provide a multi-purpose, multi-use, co-curricular area for an effective working environment.
The installation of professional and specialist nursing and physiotherapy equipment will also be included within the scheme, together with the refurbishment of the existing lift.
This project in Didcot, Oxfordshire is for the design and construction of a four storey, 72 Bed Care Home building of 3,981m².
The new building will provide day spaces, reception areas, a café, plus fully equipped bedrooms.
The scope also includes the delivery of all associated external works, drainage and mains services.
This scheme is for the Care Concern group.
The Oaksey House project included the refurbishment and extension to the existing structure, to provide a first class resource centre to deliver rehabilitation and fitness facilities for injured and retired jockeys.
The works included the installation of a new high quality, state of the art hydrotherapy pool accompanying the new and improved treatment rooms and changing amenities.
Relocation of the first floor function room, to ground level, allowed a wider space to house the gym and fitness studio area, these works meant that a range of patients, with varied needs can be treated and provided with outstanding facilities and service.
Oaksey House was opened by the HRH the Princess Royal, Patron of the Injured Jockeys Fund, also in attendance were Chairman Brough Scott MBE & President Sir Anthony McCoy OBE.
The project comprised of the design and build of a 40 bed Dementia Care Home unit. The building spans over 2 storeys providing accommodation with en-suite bathrooms, functions rooms, dining and living areas, as well as fully equipped treatment rooms and beautiful outdoor areas.
The bedrooms and bathrooms required specialist works and equipment, including the installation of hoists, levers and emergency alarms. The works consisted of piled foundations, concrete ring beams, load bearing masonry, beam and block flooring and a timber roof structure.
Internal mechanical and electrical systems and external drainage works were also included on this scheme.
Feltham Construction also delivered works at Vale House in 2012 for and new Alzheimers Care Home in Botley.
The Strawberry Hill Medical Centre project comprised of the conversion of an existing office building to create two new doctors’ surgeries in Newbury, Berkshire.
Works included the strip out of the existing building and construction of new extensions to the front and rear of the building to create two surgeries, over 3-storeys. A ramped entrance was added to the building and two lifts were installed to provide access for all users and patients.
A shared access/courtyard was used whilst the adjacent wing of the same building was being redeveloped thus demanding close coordination with the adjoining site.