Client: | Network Rail |
Services: | Mechanical, Electrical & Public Health and Sustainability |
Sector: | Rail / Retail |
Status: | Complete |
Fast track design and compliance monitoring delivery of UKs busiest station toilets.
We were appointed by Network Rail to deliver Mechanical, Electrical, Public Health & Hydraulics design and construction monitoring role for UK capital’s busiest toilets from concept to completion. The scheme involved full remodelling and refurbishment of existing Kent Side and Sussex Side toilets including accommodation for ‘Changing Places’ WCs in line with requirements of BS8300 and DfT Guidelines.
The toilets renewals have been completed within the challenging target programme of just 8 months from Concept to Completion and Handover with tremendous complexities such as a dysfunctional sewage pumping station. We collaborated with Client, Design Team and Contractor alike leading MEP design and delivery of the scheme with diligence and agility in planning, design and responsiveness to construction queries on-site to achieve the timescales.
With no record information available for the existing WC and Concourse areas at the station, we implemented 3D laser scanning for the areas and developed base layouts with a REVIT model, both Architectural and MEP from scratch.
Implementing BIM Level 2 process enabled ease in co-ordination with design team, de-risked installation, reduced construction programme and cost and helped us communicate effectively via 3D visualisations with the end client. We have also developed the as-built information using the 3D model to facilitate ease of maintenance for Station Facility Managers.
Taking over specialist lighting design responsibilities mid-way through the construction process, we engaged with all specialist installers including WC FFE providers to bring a £70K saving on luminaire procurement without compromise on quality or aesthetic ambience desired from the space.
8 months Fast Track delivery of complex refurbishment of Kent Side and Sussex Side WCs bridled with site complexities, lack of record information following the stringent Network Rail Design Review process.
Variety of roles
CRE (Contractor Responsible Engineer)
BIM Level 2- Lead Information Managers
Team Contributors
Hernani Neto, Magnus Betts, James Griffin, Kanan Shukla, Matthew Bumpass