At a Glance:
Client: NWP Mechanical & Electrical
Sector: Residential – Student Accommodation
Location: Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire
Duration: 10 months
Services: Mechanical Services
The MET:
The Met is an off-plan student development located in the heart of Newcastle-Under-Lyme within close proximity to; Keele University, Staffordshire University and Royal Stoke University Hospital. The Met comprises of 211 fully furnished self-contained studios, designed to meet the demand of the fast-growing student population.
The Briefing:
We were contracted by NWP; a design and build contractor specialising in Student, PRS, residential and hotels to carry out the installation of:
- Domestic Water Services utilising Uponor press system pipework
- Above Ground Drainage
- Ventilation Systems incorporating heat recovery
The project was delivered successfully following a 10-month build period. This was during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, with our team working hard to deliver the project with NWP to the client in a safe and productive manner.
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