A large-scale and complex project, which is at the heart of the stunning collection of buildings that make up the extensive university site. The project includes the removal of existing roof lights and green roof, together with all soil and insulation. We will subsequently construct a new curved rooflight and green roof, including insulation and seating.
Centre for Mathematical Sciences, University of Cambridge
- Sector: Education
- Location: Cambridge
- Client: University of Cambridge
- Architect: Cowper Griffith Architects
- Structural Engineer: Buro Happold
- Quantity Surveyor: Gill Associates
- Commenced: May 2025
- Completed: In progress
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Challenges and Constraints
- Working safely around a live education environment.
- Minimising disruption to the university environment when working adjacent / above the occupied parts of the building.
- Live services and adjoining areas.
- Access to the site. An impressive scaffold ramp was designed and created by CJB Scaffolding Ltd to create access from the road area to the roof of the building, allowing mechanical plant to track up and down, reducing the risk of manual handling.
Processes and methods
Demolition of existing rooflights and slabs. Removal of soil and all insulation.
Externally new paths and ramps formed to give access to the roof. Construction of new rooflight, and replacement of insulation, green roof and seating.
Environmental
As responsible contractors who are ISO14001 accredited, we completed environmental risk assessments, minimise waste and any waste is disposed of using licensed companies. Waste is sorted at the collection depot. Typically, 90% of waste is recycled.
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