The refurbishment of Pontllanfraith Comprehensive School’s Grammar Block created a dedicated facility for vulnerable learners while boldly reducing embodied carbon through the reuse of 35 tonnes of structural steel in the new sports hall.
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We work with schools and education providers across England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland, designing environments where young people can learn, grow and thrive. Our experience spans primary, secondary, further education and SEND/ALN settings, from small refurbishments to large campus developments and masterplans.
Please contact Oliver Delucia-Crook or any of our regional offices for further details.
Our Schools & Further Education Projects
This £22m replacement school for Ysgol Cedewain includes purpose built state-of-the-art facilities including a hydrotherapy pool, sensory and physiotherapy rooms.
Ysgol Robert Owen, Powys
A new-build Visitor Centre with internal and external spaces to educate local school children and day trip visitors.
Earth Trust Lab, Oxfordshire
We constructed a new primary school facility at the site of the former Cwmcarn High School, Cwmcarn and introduced an effective low-maintenance SuDs solution.
Cwm Gwyddon Primary School
This mulit-phased project involed the construction of a two storey building on a live school site, within a residential area
Boclair Academy, East Dunbartonshire, Glasgow
A 1,320m² visitor and training centre at Strawberry Field, in Liverpool – the former Salvation Army children’s home made famous by The Beatles.
Strawberry Fields, Liverpool
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Events29th May 26
Curtins Roundtable with Liverpool Innovators: Unlocking the Future of Existing Buildings
Last month, we hosted a Liverpool Innovators roundtable bringing together voices from across the built environment, public sector and innovation ecosystem to explore how the reuse and retrofit of existing buildings can support a more sustainable, adaptable Liverpool City Region.
