Station House
Details
- Architect: Scapolan Burney
- Developer: X Construct
- Location: Milton Keynes
- Status: Completed
Services
- BRUKL, EPCs and SAPs
- Concept Design
- Detailed Design
- Specification Writing
- Thermal Modelling
Station House
Details
- Architect: Scapolan Burney
- Developer: X Construct
- Location: Milton Keynes
- Status: Completed
Services
- BRUKL, EPCs and SAPs
- Concept Design
- Detailed Design
- Specification Writing
- Thermal Modelling
This project consisted of the conversion of 4-storeys of office space above the Milton Keynes railway station concourse and retail areas into 200 apartments. The building has also been designed to accommodate a future 2-storey rooftop extension providing a further 64 flats with a mix of studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom sizes.
Wintech’s MEP division worked closely with main contractor X Construct and architects Scapolan Burney to deliver this complex project taking the design from concept to fully detailed and coordinated working drawings.
The design had to preserve essential supplies to the railway station and retail areas whilst undertaking the wholesale replacement of central plant and delivering a scheme that met onerous noise and ventilation requirements imposed by its location adjacent to the West Coast Main Line.
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