Mechanical and electrical services provider J S Wright has secured a £3m contract to convert a former Honda dealership site in west London into a high-quality residential neighbourhood.
The 129-year-old company, which has offices in Birmingham, Bristol and London, will fit out all 191 apartments at the development in Merrick Road, Southall for Galliard Homes and Network Homes.
The new five to 14-storey building will incorporate Galliard’s new Greenview Court scheme comprising 133 high-calibre properties ranging from studios to three-bed apartments and landscaped with rooftop and courtyard gardens.
The building, close to Southall Crossrail station, will also include 58 affordable shared-ownership apartments that will be available from Network Homes.
J S Wright will equip each apartment with low pressure hot water heating, with individual radiators fed via a heat interface unit from a combined heat and power system in a central plantroom.
The company will also install a boosted cold-water tank room and distribution network to enable all the apartments to receive instant domestic hot and cold-water services.
In addition, it will equip the scheme with a mechanical ventilation heat recovery system that will use the outgoing air from each apartment to heat incoming fresh air.
J S Wright will also supply and install sanitaryware, an internal rainwater system and above ground drainage, along with building management system controls.
The installation of life safety systems including domestic sprinklers, smoke and environmental ventilation and dry risers will also form part of the brief.
Work is scheduled to begin on site later this month (February) with completion scheduled for June 2020.
J S Wright is already in the process of installing the shell and core services for Galliard Homes’ 642-apartment scheme at Harbour Central in London’s Canary Wharf.
Marcus Aniol, managing director of J S Wright said, “We are delighted that our well-proven experience and expertise in equipping and maintaining major new residential developments throughout London has resulted in yet another prestigious regeneration contract.”
