Angel Yard, N18
Revitalising a disused site in Enfield.
Project Outline
Client: Enfield Council
Architect: Jan Kattein
Enfield Council's ambitious revitalisation project for the Upper Edmonton region.
Sullivan Brothers Construction (SBC) were tasked with completely transforming the site from dilapidated garages into 35 individual workspaces and communal areas for the wider community.
Exterior
The exterior of Angel Yard was carefully planned and built with historical and modern elements.
Working with Architect Jan Kattein the team spent hours perfecting the exterior for a seamless mix of aesthetics and function.
Client
Enfield Council
Year
2023
Welcoming you inside
Constructing the right environment for the modern citizen.
Interior
Working closely with Architect Jan Kattein, the team seamlessly merged rustic charm with modern functionality, ensuring high standards and precision in the process.
Client
Enfield Council
Year
2023
“I am convinced that the quality of the building work was a major factor leading to the project winning six major design awards on completion.”
Jan Kattein
Angel Yard, N18.
Facts of the Project
Below is a summary of what went in to completing the project.
Consultation to finished project, the building times and budget.
Programme - 35 weeks
Project Details
A big risk to this project was the programme, specifically the design and fabrication process of the timber curved beams to the roofs of the units. The beams that create the curved roofs of each new unit were fabricated on site by cutting curves out of sheets of ply and gluing and pinning the curves together, this process is similar to the construction of glulam beams, however these were made by SBC joiners on site to an agreed detail with the Architect and Structural Engineer.
SBC completed a test pod which was signed off by the design team and then repeated throughout the different units saving approximately 10 weeks on the programme by mitigating the long lead design and fabrication period of the roofs.
Budget - £1.4 million
