Therese House
The scheme increased bed numbers from 247 to 250 through the conversion of cluster flats into studio and two-bedroom units, alongside the full refurbishment of bedrooms and communal areas. Works included upgrades to kitchens, new furniture and fittings, floor finishes and decorations throughout.
Works were undertaken within a live, occupied building, requiring careful coordination to minimise disruption to residents while maintaining safety and programme efficiency.
The project was delivered to a strict programme deadline, with students due to occupy the building at the start of term. The fast-track nature of the scheme required careful sequencing of trades and working practices to maintain quality across all areas.
The project was delivered on programme and within budget, meeting the client’s target occupation date.
Key outcomes include:
- Increased accommodation capacity through reconfiguration of existing space
- Refurbished bedrooms, studios and communal areas to a high standard
- Minimal disruption to residents throughout the works
- Efficient delivery of a fast-track programme through careful sequencing and coordination
The result is a well-presented, modernised student accommodation building that improves living standards while making more efficient use of the existing asset.
The project was delivered on programme and within budget, meeting the client’s target occupation date.
Key outcomes include:
- Increased accommodation capacity through reconfiguration of existing space
- Refurbished bedrooms, studios and communal areas to a high standard
- Minimal disruption to residents throughout the works
- Efficient delivery of a fast-track programme through careful sequencing and coordination
The result is a well-presented, modernised student accommodation building that improves living standards while making more efficient use of the existing asset.
