The Victoria Gallery and Museum Roofing Works
The Victoria Building, home to the Victoria Gallery and Museum is undertaking extensive roofing works to remove and replace all the existing roof coverings, along with the remedial works to the masonry stone work, windows and replacement/recovery of existing roof slates. There will also be replacement of leadwork and repairs to the chimneys. Click on title to find out more.
Brett Gardens
As part of the University of Liverpool’s Estate Strategy Masterplan, ULCCO SP are assisting in creating some green spaces across the campus. One of these spaces is between the Brett Building, Yoko Ono Building and the Sydney Jones Library, whereby an outdoor study space for students is to be created alongside a campus garden space that ULCCO SP are leading on. Brett Gardens is split into 2 spaces: the north and south gardens, which will be accessed by a link bridge between the Sydney Jones Library and the Brett Building. Click on title to find out more.
Sydney Jones Library
The Sydney Jones Library, the main library for arts, humanities, law, social and environmental studies, is undergoing refurbishment works in order to prolong the life of the building as well as improving the buildings’ thermal performance and energy efficiency. The Abercromby Wing in the Sydney Jones Library has been undergoing structural façade repairs such as brickwork repointing and replacement of windows with new double glazed aluminium windows installed throughout in order to make the building more energy efficient. Click on title to find out more.
The Foundation Building
The University of Liverpool’s Foundation Building, situated between the Liverpool’s Metropolitan Cathedral, and the Victoria Building (home to the Victoria Gallery and Museum) on Brownlow Hill, is undergoing refurbishment works by ULCCO Special Projects. This project initially worth around £1m ,was scoped to be one that just focused on improving the ventilation in the Foundation building following COVID-19; helping staff feel more comfortable to return to their working environment post-COVID. Click on title to find out more