Patrick Allen & Associates Ltd are pleased to announce the recent completion of the conversion works at the former Chandlery, Lime Kiln Quay, Woodbridge. This development completes the attractive riverside area of the quayside, situated adjacent to two of our other bespoke projects, Rivercote and 3 Lime Kiln Quay, also completed over recent years.
The Chandlery has been converted to high class residential and office accommodation and has attractive views overlooking the River Deben.
Work is progressing on the site of the Bartlet scheme in Felixstowe, with 'Cautley House' which houses twelve luxury flats nearing topping out stage.
Cautley House is substantially new build, however accommodates a small element of the original Bath Hotel that was left standing after the Suffragettes burned down the remainder on this day, 28th April, in 1914.
Photograph showing the former Bath Hotel prior to its development; the first bay element has been retained and restored as part of the Cautley House accommodation.
Site plan showing the relationship of the Cautley House development with the former Bartlet Hospital.
Project: Residential development of the former Bartlet Hospital, Grade II* listed, and adjacent former Bath Hotel
Client & Main Contractor: Gipping Homes Ltd
Structural Engineers: Super-Structures & Stroud Associates
Planning Consultant: Bullworthy Shallish LLP
We are pleased to announce that Patrick Allen & Associates Ltd have recently secured planning permission for a private dwelling in Badingham, Suffolk.
The project will use enhanced renewable technologies which will far exceed the current building regulations requirements.
The Bartlet, Felixstowe
We are pleased to announce that construction works are well under way with the conversion of the former Bartlet Convalescent Hospital. The first phase flats are now being occupied, with remaining purchasers due to move in over the next few months.
This site comprises the former Bartlet Hospital, which is Grade II* listed and situated within the Conservation Area of Felixstowe. The original hospital building sits on top of a former Martello tower and its walled moat and it is this that primarily gives the building its Grade II* listing status and its exceptional historic and architectural interest.
The site lies on an elevated site to the north side of Undercliff Road East and benefits from commanding sea views. Planning and listed building consents have recently been granted, with the assistance of Bullworthy Shallish LLP, to convert the building into a total of 33 residential apartments and as part of a redevelopment the approval allows for the erection of 3 new dwellings within the grounds. It also includes for the part demolition, conversion and extension of the existing Annexe building (formed of the remnants of the former Bath Hotel) into further residential units.
Project: Residential development of the former Bartlet Hospital, Grade II*
Client & Main Contractor: Gipping Homes Ltd
Structural Engineers: Super-Structures & Stroud Associates
Planning Consultant: Bullworthy Shallish LLP
Planning permission has recently been obtained to bring back a much loved rural public house. As part of the approval, consent has been granted to extend the listed building, as well as to provide an area of solar panels and sustainable heating sources to serve the new building. Work is currently underway on the construction drawings with a start on site anticipated early in the new year.
Project: Extensions and Alterations to Turks Head PH
Client: Private Client
Planning Consultant: Martin Price – East Coast Planning Services Ltd
Quantity Surveyors: Gill Associates Ltd
Structural Engineer: Super-Structures
Building Control: MLM
Patrick Allen & Associates Ltd, in association with Artisan Planning and Property Services, have recently secured planning permission to provide purpose built animal welfare facilities for the Blue Cross Charity's Regional Centre. The move will enable the charity to relocate from their existing cramped and tired accommodation. We are currently working on production drawings and a start on site is expected early in the new year.
Project: New Animal Welfare Centre
Client: Blue Cross
Planning Consultant: Artisan Planning and Property Services
Quantity Surveyors: Gill Associates
Structural Engineer: G C Robertson and Associates Ltd
Landscape Designer: Land and Sculpture Design Partnership
We are pleased to announce that, in partnership with Bullworthy Shallish LLP, we have successfully gained planning approval for a new, highly sustainable and contemporary detached dwelling situated within a splendid rural location. Works on site are expected early in the new year.
Project: New Dwelling
Client: Private Client
Planning Consultant: Bullworthy Shallish LLP
Structural Engineers: GC Robertson & Associates Ltd
Arboricultural/Landscape: Land & Sculpture Design Partnership
Building Control: MLM
Fisher House, Glasgow
We are pleased to announce that approvals have recently been achieved for a number of Change-of-Use applications for a series of modern office blocks in Glasgow’s commercial sector.
Patrick Allen & Associates Ltd were appointed to assist Artisan Planning & Property Services Ltd to secure a series of planning approvals for the conversions of a number of existing office blocks into alternative uses. Although not more than 15/20 years old, these 8-11 story office blocks were operating at less than 50% occupancy and so Muller International sought to explore and achieve approval for a number of other more viable alternatives including University accommodation, flats, serviced flats, hotel, food & drink, gym and shops.
Project: Series of ‘Change of Use’ applications to commercial accommodation
Client: Muller International
Planning Consultant: Artisan Planning & Property Services Ltd
