“Houndshill has long been the mainstay of town centre shopping in the resort and its expansion is a positive sign of Blackpool’s regeneration, so we are proud to play our part in its redevelopment. Firstly, diverting the existing utilities infrastructure off site, so that GRAHAM can commence works in a safe, service-free environment, and secondly, designing and constructing a new infrastructure for incoming utilities supplies (power, water and communications).Īmeon commercial director, Adam Sutton, said: “Although we are very much national operators, our roots are firmly established in Blackpool, which is our HQ therefore, it’s great that we get an opportunity to work again with GRAHAM, and display our skills and services in the town where we are a major employer. It will involve installation of mains distribution, interior and exterior lighting, lightening protection, ventilation, emergency lighting, fire alarm and sprinkler systems and disabled refuge.Ī feature of the work will be to interface the new building’s services with the current shopping centre, which will remain open and operational during the project.Īmeon Utilities’ contract will be completed in two parts. For Chapley Group, this project represents a huge success – their top quality retail destination in the North, finally coming to fruition.Work will involve installing mechanical and electrical services in the shopping centre’s new building, which will house a Wilko store and a new cinema. It’s an exact manifestation of the design, on time and within budget. The material selections and external façade design make Saints Road Shopping Centre an impressive landmark, featuring coloured glass reinforced concrete panels, attractive timber panels and two large glass entry lobbies. The retail development also includes a free-standing McDonalds, landscaping, 354 car parks and a new slip lane off Main North Road. With a 21 tenancy mix of shops, gymnasium, restaurant and large Foodland Supermarket, the Centre forms an important part of the construction boom in the northern suburbs of Adelaide. The difference of UAH11.4 million is significant.

This allowed the team to deliver the client’s vision within a shorter than average timeframe. According to the estimations of the Ukrainian Steel Construction Centre, a steel frame shopping centre with a total area of 73 thousand square meters will cost UAH57.2 million, whereas a centre made from reinforced concrete will cost UAH68.6 million.

Sarah’s extensive experience in retail construction meant the team could hit the ground running, with forward planning, transparent communication and careful staging from the outset. Chapley Group engaged Sarah Constructions with two key specifications in mind a high-quality product and completion of the new Saints Road Shopping Centre by Christmas 2018.

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