JULY 2023 | Summerhill Housing Scheme | CHAP GROUP Ltd

Summerhill Housing Scheme | CHAP GROUP Ltd
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Marshall Errock Construction Ltd have been established in Aberdeen virtually continuously for now well over a decade.
 
Having completed Horizon House and Ardent House Industrial Units and Offices for Robertson’s (who later went on to award MEC a three-year 3-phase project in Edinburgh), and delivering South of the City High School for Balfour Beatty, we continued our presence in Aberdeen by carrying out Powis Place Student Accommodation for Kier Group.
 
Powis Place Student Accommodation went onto entered and win the following awards;
 
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• 2018 Saltire Award (Residential)
• 2017 RIAS Award (Residential)
• 2016 AIA Award (Residential)
• 2016 Aberdeen Civic Awards (Commendation).

 
Powis Place is for Student Residents and accommodates 196 student rooms.
 
Following M.E.C. Ltd achievements in these categories, we were invited by CHAP GROUP in 2019 to provide a quote to develop a tender in partnership in planning a three-year project budget for 369 residential flats in the city for Aberdeen City Council.
 
Located on an old derelict School Site, the development to provide these houses/homes, utilised “brownfield sites” and did not encroach on the beautiful environment, wildlife habitat and countryside that Aberdeen has been so marvellously blessed with.
 
From an environmental perspective, it was very well received by all.
 
Marshall Errock Construction Ltd commenced the project in October 2020, and together with the main contractor CHAP’s co-ordinated to build eight blocks to a maximum of four storey’s incorporating infrastructure, amenity spaces, car parking 1, 2 and 3-bedroom flats.
 
As of July 2023, we are now in the process of nearing completion of the remaining blocks of which many of the previous completed blocks are now fully occupied.
 
We are delighted to have been involved in the project, and look forward to continued projects across the Northern Belt of Scotland.
 
The attached photographs provide and insight into project delivery, which included apprentice training, HSE – with zero reportable incidents, Q.A. tracking, co-ordination, regular programming, planning and interfacing with all trades.