• Longbenton College

    Value: £16 million
    Client: Galliford Try
    Architect: AHR
    Services: Civil & Structural Engineering; Environmental

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    The project consisted of a new two-storey Community College in North Tyneside. Delivered by Galliford Try on behalf of the Education Funding Agency.

    The new building has adopted a variety of standardised design approaches that have ensured that the new structure responds to the overall building services strategy. The steel superstructure has been detailed to ensure that daylight into teaching areas is maximised. The floors are formed using precast concrete slabs, which are exposed within the general teaching areas. This allows the thermal mass of the floors to be mobilised, supporting the natural ventilation strategy for the building.

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  • Longbenton College

    Value: £16 million
    Client: Galliford Try
    Architect: AHR
    Services: Civil & Structural Engineering; Environmental

    Read more…

    The project consisted of a new two-storey Community College in North Tyneside. Delivered by Galliford Try on behalf of the Education Funding Agency.

    The new building has adopted a variety of standardised design approaches that have ensured that the new structure responds to the overall building services strategy. The steel superstructure has been detailed to ensure that daylight into teaching areas is maximised. The floors are formed using precast concrete slabs, which are exposed within the general teaching areas. This allows the thermal mass of the floors to be mobilised, supporting the natural ventilation strategy for the building.

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  • Longbenton College

    Value: £16 million
    Client: Galliford Try
    Architect: AHR
    Services: Civil & Structural Engineering; Environmental

    Read more…

    The project consisted of a new two-storey Community College in North Tyneside. Delivered by Galliford Try on behalf of the Education Funding Agency.

    The new building has adopted a variety of standardised design approaches that have ensured that the new structure responds to the overall building services strategy. The steel superstructure has been detailed to ensure that daylight into teaching areas is maximised. The floors are formed using precast concrete slabs, which are exposed within the general teaching areas. This allows the thermal mass of the floors to be mobilised, supporting the natural ventilation strategy for the building.

    Close…