Project: Lytham Road

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The team initially conducted site surveys to assess the condition of the shop fronts and the overall structure of the building. This involved liaising with architects, engineers and contractors to establish what changes were necessary. Detailed plans were submitted to the local planning authority, to reinstate the original stone bays and request a change of use from commercial use to residential. 

Initially, the building was stripped back to the brickwork. This was done to expose any underlying structural defects that might need addressing before the refurbishment began.  As part of the refurbishment, insulation was added to improve the building’s energy efficiency and new plumbing, electrical wiring and heating systems were installed throughout the building. 

 The end product consisted of  two 2-bedroom flats and one 1-bedroom flat, all finished to a high standard. The final result was a set of modern, well-designed living spaces that met both the aesthetic and functional requirements set out in the initial plans. 

Conversion of an outdated office unit into a modern, flexible entertainment space for executive matchday guests. 

 The existing office space was stripped back to its core, revealing the blank canvas that would become the lounge area.  Comprehensive installation of modern systems included new plumbing, electrical wiring and ventilation systems were fitted throughout the room, ensuring optimal functionality and comfort for visiting guests. 

 The space was furnished with high-end fixtures and fittings, emphasizing comfort and style. A custom-designed bar, expertly manufactured and installed, became the centerpiece of the lounge. 

 The team began the project with comprehensive site surveys to evaluate the building’s condition. This phase involved close collaboration with architects, engineers, and construction professionals to determine the necessary modifications. 

 The refurbishment began with stripping the building back to its brickwork, creating a clean slate for the transformation.  

the project included comprehensive upgrades to the infrastructure which include electrical and mechanical systems.

 Reinstating the original stone bay down to ground level to preserve the building's character.  Reducing the number of flats to five, thereby increasing the size and enhancing the quality of each unit.