Hayward Gallery - Southbank Centre London
Client: Southbank Centre
Value: Ł1m - £4m
Duration: September 2009 - May 2010
Project Overview
The Hayward Gallery is one of London’s most important spaces for displaying contemporary art. The gallery was opened by Her Majesty The Queen in 1968 and is an outstanding example of sixties brutalist architecture. One of the few remaining buildings of this style, it was designed by a group of young architects and is named after the late Sir Isaac Hayward, the former leader of the London County Council.
Having been constructed in the 1960’s certain elements of the building’s structure and infrastructure are reaching the end of their serviceable lives. The project therefore looks to identify these items and prioritise their renewal or replacement in line with available funding streams. The strategic project goal is to ensure that visitors to the gallery are able to appreciate artworks under the best possible conditions.
CPC’s Role
CPC has been commissioned to deliver project management, quantity surveying and CDM Coordinator services. We are able to offer this wide service offering under a collaborative partnering arrangement we have with a Quantity Surveying practice..
In addition to our statutory duties under the CDM Regulations 2007 we will be responsible for determining feasibility, taking the project through the design and procurement phases and subsequently managing its delivery on site.
Client Benefits
The client now has a single point of responsibility for all project issues. In addition, CPC has developed a delivery strategy that has allowed sporadic elements of this refurbishment project to be collated, assessed for feasibility, appropriately managed and phased is a way the promotes financial economies of scale as well as offering significant advantages in terms of health and safety.
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