The Visitor and Events Facilities project at the Grade I listed Holkham Hall has regenerated the heart of the Estate, enhancing and clarifying the historic importance of the site, by reorganising and reworking several existing buildings to produce significantly enhanced visitor facilities and staff accommodation. It
Bicester KJ Tait Engineers were commissioned by Chesham Preparatory School as part of the team to develop a masterplan in response to the school’s appraisal of future needs. Focusing on sport and creative arts, the masterplan includes the development of new swimming facilities and a new
Cranfield KJ Tait Engineers provided MEP engineering design for this new sports centre for Cranfield University. A new temporary sports facility was designed and constructed in a three-month period prior to completion of the permanent facility, which incorporated an eight-badminton-court sports hall with changing and gallery
Edinburgh The National Cricket Academy was completed with the aid of funding from the National Lottery, and provides a multi–use recreational facility for the Scottish Cricket Union and Erskine Stewarts Melville School. The facility includes an indoor cricket hall, aerobics, warm-up and fitness suites as well
Dalkeith Dalkeith Community Campus comprises two 1,050-pupil Secondary Schools, a 100-pupil Special Needs School with shared facilities and a Community Campus. Extensive sports facilities include a five-lane 25m competition-standard swimming pool, teaching pool, jacuzzi and hydrotherapy spa pool, an eight-court badminton hall and national-standard basketball court.
Edinburgh Heart of Midlothian Football Club and Heriot Watt University formed a joint-venture partnership to develop this building comprising a new football academy for the football club and the University’s Sports Science department. The academy has been created in order to develop young footballing talent throughout
University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen Aberdeen is one of the most successful universities in Scottish and British university sporting competition. The University, in partnership with Aberdeen City Council and supported by Sport Scotland, developed this new £28 million flagship sport facility, with the aim of becoming the
Sutherland Originally a 13th century stone tower house, and rebuilt as a large fortified palace in 1545, the old castle was included in the structure created when Andrew Carnegie bought the estate and built a mansion in the 19th century. Now an exclusive hotel and club,