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Clegg Associates Ltd - Structural Engineers
Laing O’Rourke – Explore Manufacturing. Oxford Earth Sciences Building:
The Oxford Earth Sciences Building has a four storey structural frame with post tensioned floor slabs. The external pre-cast cladding panels are restrained horizontally off the structural frame with the vertical loading carried by concrete filled hollow billets cast into the backs of the panels supported on the floor slab.
The stone-on pre-cast concrete panels are designed as plain walls with reinforcement being provided to counter the transverse moments caused by wind loading.
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Central & North West London NHS Foundation Trust. Northwick Park Mental Health Unit (MHU) Refurbishment & New Build:
The MHU Building is a five storey concrete frame construction with metal window / curtain walling panels. The building has been in use since the early 1970s and a phased programme of refurbishment / modernisation and new build single storey extensions is proposed. In the existing building a new Management Suite will be created and existing wards will be converted to individual en-suite bedrooms. The new build extensions will also contain en-suite bedrooms and permit access to a landscaped recreational garden.
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Terminal 5, Heathrow:
Four car park access ramps.
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Wessex Water:
Swanage waste water treatment works. £25 million project. Recognised by a Civic Trust Award in 2003.
Center Parcs, Longleat:
Additional 75 villas, earthworks and foundations. Scheme value £4.5 million.
Practice Profile
Clegg Associates work across all sectors of the Built Environment for Local, National & International Clients. We pride ourselves on our understanding of the needs of our client and other team members in bringing small or large projects to a satisfactory conclusion.
Our practice policy is to employ technical staff with high levels of experience within the construction sector. Each Engineer and Draughtsman has a computer with email and internet access on a networked server with a broadband connection. This allows each individual access to up to date technical information such as British Standards, Building Regulations and Manufacturer data. We implement continuous monitoring and upgrading of our IT facilities.
All our drawings for the practice are undertaken using the latest full subscription version of Autocad. Our analysis and design software is able to produce economical designs in concrete, steel, timber and masonry.
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