Lee Wakemans, a Cardiff-based development consultant, has been appointed as regional cost managers for the NHS Building for Wales framework, covering the South East and South West. This role allows them to manage projects valued between £4m and £12m, enhancing healthcare access in Wales over a potential six-year period.
Welsh Development Consultancy Selected as Regional Cost Managers Read Post »
Techniquest submitted a planning application for a 5.7 million Science Capital project to expand its science centre in Cardiff Bay. The project aims to create an additional 900m2 of exhibition space, enhancing Techniquest’s capacity by 60%. Construction is expected to start in Spring 2019, with anticipated opening in Summer 2020.
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Construction has begun on a new 6th Form Centre in Cwmbran, designed for A Level, Welsh Baccalaureate, and vocational qualifications. Managed by Lee Wakemans for Torfaen County, the facility will accommodate 1,000 students and features modern classrooms and social spaces. It is set to open in September 2020.
Work Has Commenced on New £27m Sixth Form Centre in Cwmbran Read Post »
The development consultancy specializes in delivering built projects, particularly in the growing leisure industry. With a strong track record involving hotels like Ibis, Novotel, and Holiday Inn, they recently completed refurbishments and extensions in Cardiff and Wimbledon. Their expertise extends to retail parks and various roles in project management, reflecting their commitment to the sector’s expansion.
Lee Wakemans Leisure Sector Expands with Series of Hotel Projects Read Post »
On March 15, 2018, Paul Wong’s 6 Degrees networking group hosted a successful event at Hensol Castle, raising over £1,100 for Macmillan Cancer Support. The funds will support the Y Bwthyn Macmillan Specialist Care Unit in Wales. The enjoyable evening featured entertainment and will be followed by another event on September 20.
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On November 7, 2017, Gabalfa Primary School transformed its playground through the Better Breaktimes initiative, adding a crawling net, climbing a-frame, and balance beam. Headteacher Carrie Jenkins emphasized the importance of outdoor learning, while Assistant Project Manager Tom Woodward noted the project’s value in enhancing children’s play experiences amidst ongoing construction.
Better Breaktimes at Gabalfa Primary School Read Post »
On September 21, 2017, the Six Degrees networking event at The Classroom in Cardiff was a success, featuring delicious food from Cardiff and Vale College students and entertainment by comedian Rod Woodward. The event raised £445 for Orkidstudio. The next event is scheduled for December at the Cardiff and County Club.
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The National Lido of Wales in Pontypridd received a commendation in the Regeneration category at the 2017 RICS awards. The project, managed for Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council, features three heated pools, modern changing facilities, and a visitor’s center showcasing the Lido’s history.
National Lido of Wales Highly Commended Read Post »
On December 13, 2016, it was announced that the first phase of a three-year construction program for General Dynamics UK was completed, refurbishing an office facility in Merthyr Tydfil to accommodate 250 staff. The project, which will support AJAX vehicle assembly, was delivered on time and budget, gaining national media attention.
GDUK Phase 1 Offices Complete Read Post »
