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2006
Award Winner
Client: London Borough of Newham
Judges Comments:
"This project formed part of a major
urban regeneration project in Plaistow east London, and
consisted of the renovation of a multi-storey block of
flats, the restoration and improvement of local housing
and surrounding infrastructure works.
Divided into distinct areas, there were
three different projects managed from one central
location, but administered by three separate teams
utilising pooled resources, ideas and knowledge, to the
benefit of residents and operatives alike. The caring
attitude adopted by the teams provide residents with drop
out rooms of great comfort where they would retire from
the effects of work being carried out on their properties,
the facilities having been created jointly with partnering
subcontractors.
The work to low-rise dwellings
necessitated great care in order that established gardens
were not damaged or destroyed by the extensive work being
undertaken on each property and that occupants could
continue with their daily activities with the minimum of
disruption. Public notices and a facility was established
for local associations and groups to use in the form of an
'advertising tower' and was clearly widely used by all.
The three teams led by John Gristey,
William Spencer and Danny Murphy and their site teams
along with back-up from Marie O'Donnell and her team
provided an example to the industry. Congratulations to
them all for presenting our industry to the public in such
a positive light."
Site monitored by: George Humfrey MaPS
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