Integral Management is delighted to be able to continue its role as Project Manager for another fire remediation project in Leeds Whitehall Waterfront is a purpose-built residential apartment building, built circa 2004. The current use of the building is mixed use premises with commercial and residential accommodation, primary use being residential apartments Through vigorous inspection and a reporting system, it has been determined that t...read more »

Integral Management has been successful once again in securing the Project Management role for another Fire Remediation project this time in Birmingham Larch House is a five story residential accommodation converted from an office building in 2017. It consists of 64 units with communal corridors and entrance foyer FR Consultants prepared a detailed FRAEW, determining the initial works that will require fire remediation. We have organised a...read more »

The project is now fully complete and the building occupied. All unitised frames up to level 11 are now installed and complete. The prefabricated balconies to the south elevation have now been installed and associated rainwater system incorporated into the unitised perimeter pressings has been connected and tested. The bespoke unitised rain screen vertical fin system to level 12 and 13 roof level, despite a number of installation challenges, has...read more »

Integral Management are delighted to confirm that they have been engaged to deliver the project management services for a fire remediation project in Leeds.  Built in 2017, X1 Aire consists of 3 linked buildings rising to over 40m, which have been previously investigated by the building owner and deemed to have potential hazardous flammable materials in the wall cavities.  The first stage of our project management responsibilitie...read more »

Unitised frames will be completed in the next few weeks, the circular window frames to the front elevation are glazed and complete. The ground floor curtain walling and rain screen plus rain screen elements to Level 12 and 13 roof are all now underway. Completion of the project is now not far off. ...read more »

The project has moved on well. Unitised frames are now installed up to Level 9 to the east and west elevations, the circular window frames to the front elevation are glazed and complete. The ground floor curtain walling, and ground floor and roof level rain screen will soon commence installation on site. Completion of the project is now not far off. ...read more »

The front elevation main feature entrance screen and adjacent café and restaurant entrance screen and glazed roof are now completed. The rear elevation balcony screens and glass balustrades are also completed. The Aparthotel will very soon be completed and occupied.     ...read more »

Congratulations to Laing O`Rourke`s site management team for the way they have kept everyone safe which has allowed the project to progress safely during the COVID19 pandemic. There have been challenging delays with the procurement of materials, we experienced some suppliers closing their doors for a number of weeks, stopping deliveries to site altogether. The installation teams work force has had to be reduced to ensure safe social distancing c...read more »

The perimeter scaffolding to the four sides of the building have now been removed revealing the full extent of the façade. The horizontal bands of silicone sealed frameless curtain walling to the side elevations complement the traditional brickwork. The inclined rear elevation has a series of terraces with perimeter glass balustrades and coping pressings. They offer magnificent views across London’s roof tops. The vertical and roof curtain wa...read more »

More scaffolding has been removed to the front on Shepherds Bush Green, and side return elevations. Revealing the practically completed neo classic design of the curtain walling façade. Remaining to be installed are the door sets around the the building, and ground floor entrance screens, roof glazing to the café and restaurant. Completion due July 21. ...read more »