

BSix College
- Location: London, E5
- Client: BSIX College
- Date: April 2019 – October 2019
- Internal & External Refurbishments
Internal Refurbishments
Internal Strip-Out
Stripping out, demolitions and various internal alterations were completed as the initial phase of the refurbishment.
New Walls & Partitions
New internal walls and partitions were constructed, including a Metsec LGS wall system within the entrance lobby.
Finishes & Fittings
Internal redecorations and new floor finishes were applied. Alterations to the existing suspended ceiling within the library and new ceilings in the entrance lobby and student services area were completed. New reception desks, a tea station and fixed furniture and equipment were installed.
Doors & Glazing
New internal doors and frames were installed, along with new fire-resistant glazed screens for safety and visibility.
Acoustic Treatment
Sound-absorbing acoustic timber wall panel cladding was installed within the entrance lobby to improve acoustics.
Mechanical & Electrical
New entrance turnstiles, a footfall counter, and a book tagging system for the library were installed as part of the electrical upgrades. Associated mechanical works, including heating and ventilation adjustments, new A/C units for data rooms and hot and cold water supply alterations were also undertaken. New power, lighting, CCTV and access control electrical works were completed throughout.

External Refurbishments
Entrance Strip-Out
The front entrance area was cleared, including the demolition of a large storage shed.
Boundary & Fencing
Existing front boundary walls were rebuilt and new steel fencing was installed at the entrance.
New Sports Pitch
A new Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA) sports pitch was installed, complete with associated fencing.
External Hardscaping
New external landscaping and paving works were carried out to improve the grounds.
Soft Landscaping
Soft landscaping, including planting and other greenery was implemented.
Canopy Refurbishment
The front entrance canopy and lobby were re-roofed with a single-ply membrane and new aluminium fascias were added to the entrance canopy.
