Current Projects

	Title: Pembroke College, Oxford. Bridging Centuries Value: £1 million Client: Kingerlee Ltd Description: The new quad and buildings will be linked to Pembroke’s existing main site via a bridge across Brewer Street. The bridge is what makes this a new quad at Pembroke, and not just a remote annex extension. On walking across from the existing Fellows’ garden off Chapel Quad, the new quad complex opens up ahead. It includes attractive state-of-the-art facilities, such as an auditorium, art gallery, a new cafe, teaching and function rooms, all set around two new quadrangles. The planned cost of the development is £16.5 million. Construction commenced at the end of 2010, with completion scheduled in 2012. . Pembroke College, Oxford. Bridging Centuries Virtual Tour \| Bridging Centuries

	Title: St John's Kendrew Quadrangle Building Value: £2.6million Client: Kingerlee Ltd Description: St John’s College Kendrew Quadrangle building is a substantial multi-million pound development with seventy six bedrooms, a café, a gym, rooms for music practice, a new law library, a room for college archives, teaching rooms, an events room, an informal eating space and basement areas. It is centred on a large, old beech tree and is open to the south. The building accommodates the postgraduate and academic members of the college. The intention was to create a first-rate building that responds sensitively to the unique context of the College and the city, as well as to the latest thinking on sustainability. The Kendrew Quadrangle was one of 10 buildings in the South/South East region to win a 2011 RIBA Award

	Title: Oxford High School, Girls Day School Trust Value: £600K Client: Kingerlee Ltd Description: An exciting installation including a contemporarily designed library and refectory, auditorium and stage lighting, that will be run using the newly installed photo voltaic panels. This environmentally friendly project also incorporates air source heat pumps and a rain water harvesting system. The installation featured lighting, emergency lighting, small power, fire alarm, disabled refuge system, voice and data system, TV, intruder alarm, mechanical wiring, photo voltaic installation, stage lighting and lightning protection.

	Title: Merton College, Lecture Theatre Value: £450k Client: Stepnell Ltd Description: A multi-function lecture theatre that will be used for lectures and musical recitals during term time and conferences out of term time, seating 150 people. The project included three seminar rooms and a foyer with light fittings used to pick out the shape of the constellations visible on the day college was founded. Other services provided included emergency lighting, power, fire alarm, disabled alarm, voice and data cabling, security, access control and CCTV. Article in the Oxford Mail showcasing the brand new £5m auditorium

	Title: Le Manoir Aux Quat' Saisons Value: £140K Client: Symm & Co Description: A very exciting project renovating four existing rooms into luxurious themed suites: Orangerie, Blanc, Jade and Lace. A complete electrical installation was carried out with the accessories complementing the decoration of each room, installing specialist and elegant luminaires to suit the luxurious styles of the suites. The suites have the benefit of LED and LV lighting, under floor heating, air conditioning, heated mirrors, saunas with heated seats and an AV system. The latest cutting-edge lighting control system provides various scene settings creating moods to suit the occupants individual needs. The professional project team and engineers successfully completed the high quality works in twelve weeks, on time with the scheduled program.

	Title: Kitebrook House School, Moreton-in-Marsh Value: £42K Client: Benfield and Loxley Ltd Description: An innovative project to deliver a set of brand new science and technology classrooms, located in the countryside and sympathetic to the surrounding area, designed and installed by R T Harris. The electrical services installed included mains distribution, underfloor and surface trunking systems. Emergency, general and external lighting were carefully designed with both the teaching staff and pupils requirements borne in mind and successfully implemented. In addition, small power circuits with safety knock-off switches controlling the classroom sockets, a fire alarm system, a disabled call system and all the information technology requirements to future-proof the building were installed.