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Current | Agrculture
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| Conservation | Industry
| Health | Leisure
| Retail | Housing
| Labs | Education
| Others
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Johnston and Wright carried out a feasibility studuy for English partnership to look at indicative layouts for the use of 33 acres of land for factory development
This was followed by a commision as a co-ordinating consultant to manage a site servicing infrastructure contract.
Subsequently Johnston and Wright were appointed to carry out a feasibility study into the provision of advance factory units on the first plots of the business park and after this to carry out the role of co-ordinating consultant to manage a design and build contract to create two factory units of 1260m2 and 720m2
These units have been completed and are now occupied.
New Ford Main Dealership for car sales, servicing and repairs at Workington for C.G. Ford.
New Building has been designed as the flagship for their west cumbria operations.
The development provided 6 rural development workshop units totalling 5000 square feet. Two of 1000 square feet and four of 750. Set out in a rectangular style utilising the restricted site available.
The project was completed in February 1991 at a cost of £200,000.
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The phased refurbishment and modernisation of factory buildings including Phase 2: New Gatehouse and Factory Entrance Phase 3: New highbay storage and distribution warehouse of 3700 m2 providing controlled storage for over 4000 pallets. Phase 4: Refurbishment of central block and provision of new car park. |
As part of a major study of the west cumbrian coast sewerage treatment schemes carried out my Halcrow for North West Water, Johnston and Wright Architects assisted with a detailed study of the existing pumping station at west strand to assess the feasibility of it's renovation to meet the needs of a modern pumping station to serve Whitehaven
The approved scheme, which requires a substantial amount of restoration has been made viable by the promise of grant aid from English Heritage and the European Regional Development Fund to preserve this fine example of Victorian architecture on the quayside which lies in the central conservation area.
