University of Liverpool – Greenbank House

New Build MEP Design & Build to create a new 2,166 sq m Department of Education/Education & Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) Studio School facility within the schools existing campus, including the integration of key MEP systems to retained buildings.

Eric Wright Construction undertook this £2.6m, to create this new build 1,569sqm educational space.

The new build St Francis Building provides state-of-the-art teaching accommodation for Sociology and Maths consisting of seminar rooms, open learning, study areas, IT room and a Costa Coffee shop.

New Build creative Student Social Space buildings within the University’s existing City centre campus. This £8.2m scheme provides nearly 20,000 sq ft of new social space over two sites linked to both the Greenbank and Harrington buildings.
These exceptional facilities provide staff and students a multi-purpose space to complete studies as well as a creative social space.

Due to growing demands, Kings Leadership Academy urgently required additional Educational space due to unprecedented demand. As part of this requirement, Eric Wright Construction were appointed via the Department of Education to deliver this temporary facility as an intermediate measure to meet the academy’s requirements.
King’s Leadership, which has been nationally recognised for its personal development work with pupils. Sir Iain Hall, the CEO of the Great Schools Trust, which runs the multi-academy trust, said: “These temporary classrooms are of a very high quality”

Working with Eric Wright Construction to provide all MEP Design & Installation works including the integration of key MEP systems to retained buildings have been completed in-house utilising Revit/BIM Level 2.

New Build MEP Design & Build to create a new Department of Education (DfE) Primary School facility to replace the existing main school building.

Post Completion reactive works to a live University building, following our clients request for urgent assistance to undertake post occupancy works within a restrictive timescale.

New Build MEP Design & Build to create a new Department of Education (DfE) High School facility within the schools existing campus, including the integration of key MEP systems to retained buildings.

The Grade II listed Dispensary opened in 1874, to provide healthcare for the local community. After over one hundred years of serving its community, the hospital closed its doors in 1989.

There were plans for redevelopment in the 2000s however, these fell through and demolition plans followed. This saw huge backlash and prompted the formation of The Ancoats Dispensary Trust. 

The building was then transferred to the Council in 2018 and in 2021, alongside the developer, Great Places, plans were drawn for its redevelopment as 39 new affordable homes.

With the historical significance of the building, the Grade II listed facades have been retained and well as reconstruction of the tower and new-build works to the rear.

An Elizabethan gem in the heart of industrial Lancashire

Affectionately referred to as the ‘Downton of the North’, Gawthorpe Hall was redesigned in the 1850s by Sir Charles Barry, designer of the Houses of Parliament and the ‘real’ Downton Abbey, Highclere Castle.

Gawthorpe Hall is a Grade I listed landmark building, run in partnership with Lancashire County Council.

www.nationaltrust.org.uk/gawthorpe-hall