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Brief

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End of life scenario

2072

Community aspirations and needs

Residential, leisure, commercial

Reuse of components

Environmentally friendly

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Project Appraisals

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Professional Practice

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Site Visits

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Group Proposals

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Green Globe Construction

Marks and SpencerRedevelopment

Project

G.G.CDevelopments

Introduction to the Team

• Ben Davies – Construction Manager

• Chris Boswell – Environmental Champion

• Gary Sandford – Architect

• Ozgur Horuz – Estimator

G.G.C

• Refurbishment for 60 years time.• Keeping it green and sustainable• Location considerations• Local community considerations

G.G.C

Location

• Surrounding area is Industrial, Residential and Retail

• Site restriction• 5,000 square foot of space

G.G.C

Proposed Idea

Low to high cost Apartments

G.G.C

DesignG.G.C

Costing• Land Cost : £9.9milion for 99 year lease• Construction Cost per Apartment: £90,750• Construction Cost per Penthouse: £135,000• Total Construction Costs : 15,892,500• Total Project Costs: £27,474560• Average Selling Price of Apartments: £145,000• Penthouse Prices: £250,000• Gross: £31,600,000• Net Profit: £4,125,440• 15.02% Profit

G.G.C

Environmental

• Re-use materials• Earth-duct and

Solar chimney for natural ventilation

• Capturing and recycle rainwater

• Enhanced day lighting

• Solar panelled glazing

• Geothermal heating.

G.G.C

Reusable Materials Modular hemp lime walling

panels

Precast concrete panels and planks

Precast lift shafts

Glulam beams and joists

Steel frame

Ultralam flooring planks

Timber curtain walling

Roof sheeting

Roof lights

Sheet piling

G.G.C

Environmental

• Re-use materials• Earth-duct and

Solar chimney for natural ventilation

• Capturing and recycle rainwater

• Enhanced day lighting

• Solar panelled glazing

• Geothermal heating.

G.G.C

Geothermal Exchange

Environmentally friendly Cost efficient Electrically powered

heating and cooling system

Heat transfers from high temperatures to low.

G.G.C

Health and Safety

• P.P.E• Deliveries to site• Designated

walkways• Competent

workforce• Clear signage• Tidy work area

G.G.C

Thank you for your timeAny Question?

G.G.C

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MCCL

MMCL ProjectCalum Byrne – Project Manager

Murat Fidan – Estimator

Mike Knowles – Architect

Liam Butler – Environmental Champion

Introduction

• (why are we doing this project?) Future refurbishment (60 years)

• Residential, commercial or leisure use.• Futuristic, environmental and sustainable

minimal impact ideas

MMCL Project

SUSTAINABILITY

MMCL Project

Sustainable focuses

- Lighting - Recycling Red Cedar For interior- Segregated waste- Air Pollution

HEALTH AND SAFETY

MMCL Project

During the refurbishment on the M&S building changing into a 4 star Hotel We will be focusing on :- Deliveries to site- Working at Height- PPE - Pedestrian footpaths- Safe Zones

WHY MMCL CHOSEN A HOTEL ?

• We have produced an innovative and sustainable design, to captivate and accommodate our establishment to the futuristic lodgers.

• Regarding the location of the area, and what we are proposing to re-establish, we have considered; firstly, and essentially, the demand and or requirements in the area, with the in mind, other competing establishments

• Other considerationsMMCL Project

COST

• Total construction build = £4,700,950 – with inflation at 7% - £5,030,017

• Total income per year - £2,709,000• Total outgoing per year - £1,856,000• Profit per year after rate of return -

£853,000• Years until rate of return - 5 years 11

months

MMCL Project

DESIGN• Inspiration –

we were inspired to produce our ideas and design, by striving to remain different, and unique. We were also inspired by the lack of quality the area possessed in terms of prestige and luxury establishments. We concluded with the demand of the area, our project would be re-established into a hotel.

MMCL Project

OUR AIM

• To produce a luxury 4 star hotel, (achieving AA standards) to accommodate all disposal incomes, with innovative and futuristic ideas.

• Our project will give; symbolic establishment to the area.

MMCL Project

IMPACTS OF MMCL

• Minimal carbon foot print, minimal harmful emissions

• Negatively; noise, traffic, deliveries

• Positively; improve sales of local businesses , bringing more jobs,

MMCL Project

GREEN DESIGN

• Grid connected• Off grid• Hybrid system

MMCL Project

GREEN DESIGN CONTINUED

• Advantages and disadvantages;• The fuel is free, which is sunlight• No noise pollution• No pollution • Long life time service• Energy independence and environmental

compatible• But there are disadvantages• It is expensive• Limitations on surface for panels.

MMCL Project

GREEN DESIGN

Building suitability;

Future technologies

MMCL Project

MMCL PROJECT TEAM WOULD LIKE TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME

ANY QUESTIONS?

MMCL Project

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LCD Construction

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Titan Construction

Artic Oaks Construction

By Jack Mort,

Lewis Dale

& Callum Taylor

Introduction Titan construction we specialize in • refurbishment • Building leisure schemesWe pride our self on our safety and suitability on site.

• Lewis Dale our environmental champion • Callum Taylor our architect• Jack Mort finical manager

Before we go discuses any more, we want to discuss the process, of how we came up with our design.

• Size of the plot

• Sustainability

• The local area

• Local economy

Green Plan

We had to think about this when producing the project, and make our building more insulated.

• Green roof

• Insulation

Sustainability

Here are the sustainability techniquesBear in mind that some of the techniques used wont be available for the next few years. • hydrogen fuel cells • Recycling most waste on site. • wind turbines

COSTINGS

Artic Oaks costing's Prices

Construction Cost £16,188,991

Prelims £1,636,229.10

Site Works £40,000

Sales £200,000

Total £18,025,220.10

Breakdown of the costs

Construction Costs • Frames

• Walls • Material• labour cost

• scaffolding• Floors • Insulation • Roofing • Joinery

• Plumbing • Windows • Plastering• W/C• Kitchen • Internal mastic • Tiling • Painting • Cleaning • Fire Alarm • Security Alarm• Boundary fence • Foundations GREEN = most expensive

Breakdown of the costs

Prelims • Set up • Site removal • Site labourer• Site management • Compound Running cost • Temp boundary fencing• Plant/hire repairs • Road cleaning • Skip hire • Forklift trucks • Security• Maintenance

Site Works • Bulk earthworks • Landscaping

Sales • T.V advert • Billboards • Website • Celebrity to open • Signs • Open Day

That was brilliant guys!!

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Dynamic Construction

Future & Sustainable Living

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End of Life Solution

Introduction

Project area and beneficiaries

• Small district large population• Large greenbelt areas• Local leisure and commercial facilities • Realistic needs of the community

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Design and Rational

• End of life scenario for Marks and Spencer retail unit Cheshire Oaks

• How do we propose to achieve our goals?

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Mini Villages

What is a mini village?

• Unique concept • Secure environment for families• Sustainable living

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Plan of Action

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Plan A Affordable Housing

Plan BPlush living

Sustainability

The three main features that will make this project sustainable include:

• Code for sustainable homes • Environmental impact• Bio Diversity

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Further Sustainability

Some additional features that will aid us in going the extra mile for sustainability include:

• Ground Source Heat Pumps• Solar Tubing • Additional rain water harvesting tank and

bio mass boilers

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View of grounds around the structure

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Reuse of Existing Components

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Reuse RecycleLift Shaft x1 Remaining Lift Shafts

Rain Water Harvesting Tank Concrete

Biomass Boiler Construction Waste

Earth Ducts  

Ventilation System  

Glulam Roof  

Hemp Wall  

Natural Insulation Earth Mounds  

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TOTAL COSTS and REVENUE

Costs Summarised

Land rental cost for 99 years    £            9,900,000.00     Construction Cost    £            7,886,692.00 Prelims    £                457,920.00 Siteworks    £                486,292.00 Roads and sewers    £                150,000.00 Selling expenses    £                134,300.00 Fees and services    £                  46,700.00         

TOTAL    £          19,061,904.00 Total plus inflation at 7%   £ 20,396,237.28

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REVENUECost per dwelling    £                250,814.53 Plus inflation at 7%    £                268,371.54 Revenue per dwelling   £ 295,961.14

Plus inflation at 7%   £ 316,678.42

   Gross    £          22,493,046.72 

Plus inflation at 7%    £          24,067,559.99     

Percentage profit   18%        

Gross profit   £ 3,431,142.72

PROFIT plus 7% inflation   £ 3,671,322.71

Summary

• Unique Concept • High Level of Sustainability • Meeting Requirements of the Initial Brief• Meeting the Perceived Needs of the Local

Community

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