Audley Wycliffe Park is a luxury retirement village development in Horsleys Green, between Stokenchurch and High Wycombe, consisting of 156 high-end residential apartments. The development also contains extensive communal areas including a restaurant and bar, hairdressing salon, library, guest facilities, swimming pool, and luxury health club.
Primary & Secondary through school for Southampton City Council with a separate indoor sports hall facility and floodlit external MUGA pitches. The project was split into 2 phases with the primary school taking occupation 6 months prior to the main completion whilst the secondary & sports hall were under construction. The key features of the project included the incorporation of both photovoltaic (PV) panels and battery storage, the comprehensive IT package encompassed all active equipment, an audio-visual (AV) package was integrated into the main hall and drama studio, a hybrid natural ventilation system, the heating system was powered by gas fired boilers, catering to a combination of low surface temperature radiators and underfloor heating. The lighting system both wireless and equipped with emergency lighting control for safety and convenience. Domestic hot and cold water services to cater to daily needs and a full building management system package was integrated. Photographs by John Kees Photography.
Hopkins provided the complete MEP design and build package for the new conference/meeting building connected to the Maritime Integration and Support Centre. This new building creates a new “non-secret” space for BAE to meet with MOD & VIPs to hold performance reviews and discuss future requirements for the Navy. The building and external spaces reflect a modern office with spacious conference rooms and an opulent reception. Hopkins were involved in the full design and build for the new switchgear fed from the existing main panel in the Misc. building.
J&B Hopkins produced a level 5 Design and specification in accordance with MoD specification. The project consisted of full MEP installation to convert unused hangar into fully operational MT workshop. MEP and Secure Services installation in the existing armory and new extension. Refurbishment of WC facilities and installation of new kitchenette in building 38 and MEP services in the junior ranks mess and dining room.
Crescent Place Student Accommodation is a new build 476 bedroom student complex located in central Southampton, comprising of multi-purpose high rise block and 6 individual town houses. The project consisted of a centralised plant room with individual vent requirement to all bedrooms and kitchens.
Egham Gateway West was a part of a major development strategy to transform Egham town centre. The revitalisation of the High Street included a 3 screen boutique cinema, 101 new homes, shops, restaurants and 100 self-contained studio room student accommodation block. J&B Hopkins undertook the full Design and Build, M&E installation.
The project ‘Silicon Wharf’ has injected a new lease of life into the maritime industry in this area. The site has been developed as a remote operations and data center for robotic vessels, ensuring Woolston and the wider Solent area have a significant role in the next chapter of maritime development. Expansion of the UK control and data network and new training and development facilities will allow Ocean Infinity to train future operators and enable innovative & collaborative development with local universities and businesses.
Hopkins installed the full scope of Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing services within the building, including full air conditioning and mechanical ventilation to all office areas. Our in-house data team worked closely with the client to ensure their specific requirements were met when designing and installing the data and security systems. We also worked closely with the wider design team and architect to ensure we met their aspirations in regards to aesthetics and coordination as a majority of the MEP services were exposed. Hopkins were contracted on a D&B basis to complete the site wide main panel and loose distribution switchgear.
Leanne House was a tired looking 1950’s office building which has been transformed into a modern all-purpose gymnasium. This was a fast track project which was completed in twelve weeks. Hopkins were involved from the offset which enabled us to use our design capabilities to ensure the budget was met.
