Kendal

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Units 24-25 Riverside Place K Village Lound Road Kendal, LA9 7FH

“We love being based in the Lake District and are passionate about delivering projects to the same scale and quality as any of our city centre offices, alongside schemes more unique to the area. Our work ranges from schools and hospitals, to private houses or cultural, historical and heritage projects. At all times we are looking for the most efficient and sustainable engineering solution. In a heritage setting, this will mean minimising the structural intervention and on a new build, we will look to minimise the material used.”

Andy Roberts, Business Unit Director

Accessibility

Access

There is level access from the riverside to our main entrance and our office has been designed to be wheelchair accessible, with wide doors and corridors, an accessible toilet with shower, and the ability to lower the counter-top in the kitchen. 

If you have any further questions or would like us to help you plan your visit, please contact our team and we would be happy to support you.

Getting Here

Train: The main cross-country line will bring you into Oxenholme Lake District station. From here you can either change for Kendal, or collect a taxi to the office (1.7 miles). Kendal train station is also 1 mile away when walking or wheeling. 

Bus: Lound Road bus stop is a couple of minutes from the office. 

Car: There is plenty of car parking in the undercroft carpark at K Village. Payment can be paid on the app or over the phone, and our team will be happy assist you with this. 

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Our Key People

Andy Roberts

Andy Roberts

Business Unit Director

Peter Thomas

Peter Thomas

Associate

Chris Scott

Chris Scott

Principal Flood Risk Engineer

Glen Watson

Glen Watson

Principal Civil Engineer

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The project comprises of a replacement car park, a security gatehouse with staff facilities, a reception building and better site access for the new GlaxoSmithKline bio-pharmaceutical manufacturing facility in Ulverston.

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Lingey House Primary School, Gateshead
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A school built on the site of the existing Lingey House Primary School whilst it remained operational.

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