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architecture_lawcourts: {
    cityofwestminster: {html: '<h1>City of Westminster</h1><p>The new Magistrates Courts for Central London, replaces the famous courts at Bow Street and Horseferry Road, redeveloping the existing Marylebone Road Courts site which is Londons oldest functioning law court. The project provides 10 new magistrates courtrooms together with supporting accommodation. The appeal of the Westminster Court relied upon the development of refined contemporary architecture to compensate for the loss of a significant building of merit in the Portman Estate Conservation Area.</p>',images: ['/media/12535/westminster-1.gif','/media/12540/westminster-3.gif','/media/12545/westminster-2.gif','/media/12550/westminster-4.gif']},isleworthcrowncourt: {html: '<h1>Isleworth Crown Court</h1><p>This project demonstates our capability to develop best value solutions for complex refurbishment and remodelling projects. Our role as the Technical Advisor Team, originally as part of the Supreme Courts Project, enabled the reprovision of the displaced Crown Courts from Middlesex Guildhall to a significant new build court centre within a conservation area at Isleworth.  The completed scheme contains 6 new Crown Courts and was delivered within a live working environment.</p>',images: ['/media/10671/isleworth-1.gif']},lagansidecourts: {html: '<h1>Laganside Courts</h1><p>Hurd Rolland were the lead design and architectural consultants within the Private Sector Provider, for the design, construction and financial facilities management of a new 16 court P.F.I. complex located in Belfast City Centre on the Laganside Waterfront. The project received many awards including the RSUA  Building of the Year Award in 2000 and the PFI Award in the same year.</p>',images: ['/media/9296/courts_laganside__1.jpg','/media/10666/laganside-1.gif']},manchestercrowncourt: {html: '<h1>Manchester Crown Court</h1><p>The Hurd Rolland Partnership Integrated Advisor Team provided project management, architecture, M and E, structural, and cost consultancy services for the remodelling of the existing Crown Courts at Crown Square Manchester. An additional six courtrooms have been formed within the existing building providing three new Crown Courts and three new Magistrates Courts including ancillary accommodation. The project was delivered within a live working environment.</p>',images: ['/media/10686/manchester-crown-court-2.gif']},queenelizabethiicourts: {html: '<h1>Queen Elizabeth II Courts</h1><p>This project includes the full design and traditional procurement of major alterations to the existing court building to provide new Youth Courts, jury, administration and ancillary accommodation. The design placed new accommodation into the existing iconic city centre building with the facilities remaining operational throughout the construction period. New entrances and vertical access were introduced and the works carefully phased to avoid disruption. </p>',images: ['/media/14262/queen-liz-3.gif']},loughboroughcourt: {html: '<h1>Loughborough Court</h1><p>The Hurd Rolland Partnership Integrated Advisor Team provided project management, architecture, M and E, structural, and cost consultancy services for this Private Developer Scheme and delivered  6 new Magistrates Courts and associated accommodation. The facility was completed in December 2007. </p>',images: ['/media/10701/loughborough.gif','/media/10706/loughborough-2.gif']},eastangliapfi: {html: '<h1>East Anglia PFI</h1><p>Hurd Rolland Partnerships role as lead consultant for a full Technical Advisor Team to Her Majestys Court Service delivered Crown Courts in both Ipswich and Cambridge. The project was completed in October 2004. </p>',images: ['/media/10711/east-anglia.gif']},minshullstreet: {html: '<h1>Minshull Street</h1><p>This award winning development, completed in 1996, entailed the restoration of the original four Victorian Courtrooms to their original condition. Extensive alterations were made to the landmark Grade II listed building, to provide a further four new Crown Courts. The new extension contained a further two Crown Courts together with ancillary accommodation. Complex circulation problems were solved by providing a new glass atrium to link old and new.</p>',images: ['/media/10884/minshull-street1.gif']},chelmsfordcolchester: {html: '<h1>Chelmsford Colchester</h1><p>Hurd Rolland provided full architectural consultancy services in relation to the construction of this BREEAM excellent twin court project which included a combined court at Chelmsford involving five Magistrates Courts and one Crown Court and Colchester accommodating five Magistrates Courts. The schemes were completed in February 2012.</p>',images: ['/media/19004/col-final.gif','/media/13856/col-2.gif','/media/13861/col-3.gif']}
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architecture_offices: {
    baesystems: {html: '<h1>BAE Systems</h1><p>BAE Systems Directorate Building involved the construction of a new World Class headquarters with engineering design offices and laboratory facilities within 15,000 sq m. The new building has a contemporary stone and glass frontage and a new main entrance facing onto Ferry Road, giving access to a four storey atrium.</p>',images: ['/media/10130/bae-final.gif']},birleyfields: {html: '<h1>Birley Fields</h1><p>Completed in 2003, this competition winning design for a new commercial development is situated in a strategic, gateway position en route to Manchester city centre. The Birley Fields masterplan was designed to accommodate up to four regional headquarters, providing modern flexible office space in an area where the project is of great significance in terms of urban regeneration.</p>',images: ['/media/9417/office_birley_fields_2.jpg','/media/10159/birley-fields.gif']},castlebusinesspark: {html: '<h1>Castle Business Park</h1><p>Providing 350,000 sq ft of modern office space, the development plan for Castle Business Park included eight independent office buildings, a restaurant, hotel and reception facilities .The concept for the reception centre, located in a prominent position at the entrance to the park, was developed from the ancient crannog, or Scottish loch dwelling. </p>',images: ['/media/10310/castle-business-park.gif']},edinburghone: {html: '<h1>Edinburgh One</h1><p>Located in a prominent position adjacent to the Edinburgh International Conference Centre, Edinburgh One provides six floors of flexible, open plan office space formed around a central atrium. Designed to comply with the masterplan for the EICC site, its stone clad elevation to Morrison Street continues the scale and proportions of 19th century tenements sited adjacent to Lothian Road.</p>',images: ['/media/14210/ed-1-final.gif']},generalaccidenthq: {html: '<h1>General Accident HQ</h1><p>Located on a site of archaeological significance, within a sensitive planning context, Hurd Rollands contemporary, award winning design for new corporate headquarters provides a modern interpretation of its historic setting. The composition, in fine grained magnesium limestone with green slate, pitched roofs and roof terraces, overlooks the city and is sited adjacent to Lendal Bridge on the banks of the River Ouse, opposite the 13th Century Guild Hall. </p>',images: ['/media/13946/general-3.gif']},britishconsulate: {html: '<h1>British Consulate</h1><p>The consulate offices were converted from an existing music school, adjacent to the Smolny Cathedral in the centre of St Petersburg. The project also involved the alteration of a 19th century merchants apartment building to form consular staff accommodation. The principal rooms, behind main elevations, were restored to their original splendour while alterations were restricted to lesser spaces to the rear of the building. </p>',images: ['/media/11320/british-consulate-2.gif']},rochdalelock: {html: '<h1>Rochdale Lock</h1><p>A managed office which has been designed to meet the clients targets of efficiency through the use of natural ventilation and planfaçade flexibility, whilst also delivering comfort, desirability, and associated parking. The building acts as a catalyst to encourage  further regeneration in the area. </p>',images: ['/media/10518/rochdale-lock.gif']},smithtonregionaloffices: {html: '<h1>Smithton Regional Offices</h1><p>A HRI and HRP joint commission, this award winning building incorporates photovoltaics, solar shading, passive stack systems, grey water recycling and biomass heating to make this facility for the Forestry Commission  the cutting edge of sustainable design acheiving an  excellent  BREEAM rating.  Materials were selected for their low embodied energy, polluting criteria, life cycle and performance.</p>',images: ['/media/10571/smithton-regional.gif']},britishembassy: {html: '<h1>British Embassy</h1><p>This project entailed the alteration and extension of an existing 19th century pavilion. A new steel and concrete structure replaced the existing, much altered, internal fabric to provide additional levels of office and ancillary accommodation. The main entrance is defined by a new glazed portico and the use of features such as an innovative glass escape stair with access to all levels, and a glazed balcony in the ambassadors suite. </p>',images: ['/media/20104/british-embassy-3.gif']}
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architecture_residential: {
    townsidefieldsbury: {html: '<h1>Townside Fields Bury</h1><p>The project represents a strategic vision for the town centre and has been designed to accommodate the new local council offices, PCT Health Centre, and contemporary apartments. Networks of semi private gardens, located at the base of each building, enhance residential amenity. An innovative approach has been taken to the design of the apartments, providing spatial flexibility and catering for predicted changes in household type.  </p>',images: ['/media/11795/townside-fields-1.gif']},ststephenstreetedinburgh: {html: '<h1>St Stephen Street Edinburgh</h1><p>Completing a gap site in Edinburghs New Town with an understated, contemporary design, this example of urban infill to an early 19th century crescent, provided seventy seven luxury flats located above two parking levels. The scale and rhythm of the design was developed from adjacent Georgian townhouses with modern details and internal arrangements.</p>',images: ['/media/13090/st-stephen.gif']},cardynethouse: {html: '<h1>Cardy  Net House</h1><p>This award winning conversion of a 19th century, former net factory, on the shores of the Firth of Forth, to a private house was achieved using the original cast iron structure and natural top lighting to create the basis for a spacious, open living space surrounded by bedroom and bathroom accommodation.</p>',images: ['/media/11785/cardy-net-2.gif','/media/11790/cardy-net-3.gif']},highercleggswoodfarm: {html: '<h1>Higher Cleggswood Farm</h1><p>Acting as lead consultant and architects, the practice has successfully negotiated planning permission for four luxury country residences as part of a low energy masterplan in an area of significant natural beauty. The project includes the careful retention and Renovation of an existing 19th century barn. </p>',images: ['/media/11815/cleggswood-3.gif','/media/11810/cleggswood-2.gif']},todmorden: {html: '<h1>Todmorden</h1><p>This two acre town centre mixed use redevelopment includes 100 canalside apartments and townhouses along with associated communal and public gardens. A careful regeneration formula has allowed for a potential 80 jobs accommodated in commercial office and leisure space at ground floor. The proposal has been developed in line with Calderdale Renaissance framework. </p>',images: ['/media/14020/todmorden-2.gif','/media/14015/todmorden-1.gif']},westsilvermills: {html: '<h1>West Silvermills</h1><p>This project involved the design and construction of 17 new build 2, 3 and 4 bedroomed flats in the New Town Conservation Area in Edinburgh for Tulloch Homes Ltd.  </p>',images: ['/media/13098/west-silvermill.gif']},athollcrescent: {html: '<h1>Atholl Crescent</h1><p>Fabric restoration and reformation of half a crescent in Edinburgh New Town Conservation Area. Works included reforming historic internal and external architectural features, new internal super structure providing open plan headquarters office space for the financial sector as well as individual dwellings.</p>',images: ['/media/19139/atholl-crescent.gif']}
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architecture_artsandleisure: {
    haigcolliery: {html: '<h1>Haig Colliery</h1><p>The overall project was required to generate revenue to secure the long term conservation of this cherished community icon, a Scheduled Monument, together with the provision of an interactive education resource. The design incorporates the refurbishment of the existing Haig Colliery Mining Museum building and machinery and includes additional spaces. The scheme achieved Grant Lottery Funding in 2008 with Full Planning and Scheduled Monument Consent in 2011</p>',images: ['/media/14081/haig.gif']},whitehavenstadium: {html: '<h1>Whitehaven Stadium</h1><p>The practice has worked closely with Whitehavens Rugby League Club, Amateurs Football Club and Copeland Borough Council in the development of the projects strategic and detailed brief, feasibility assessments, outline designs and detailed planning application for this shared stadium facility.  The practice has tailored accommodation and design solutions to deliver each clubs long term business needs whilst remaining consistent with available funding and long term revenue potential. </p>',images: ['/media/19369/pow-beck-stadium-2.gif']},sandscentre: {html: '<h1>Sands Centre</h1><p>The Hurd Rolland Partnership is the appointed Architect and Lead Consultant for the Sands Centre redevelopment in a bid to establish the centre as the regions premier leisure facility. The proposals include a flexible swimming pool with rising floors and separating booms to accommodate senior and junior swimming together with water polo at a regional level. The pool is overlooked by accommodation for up to 500 competitors and spectators.  </p>',images: ['/media/14126/sands-2.gif','/media/14131/sands-3.gif']},manchestercathedral: {html: '<h1>Manchester Cathedral</h1><p>Situated within the City Centre Millennium Quarter and the Cathedral Conservation Area, this Visitors Centre was financed by Manchester City Council Millennium Fund. It involved the redevelopment of two elaborate Victorian brick buildings constructed above the Hanging Bridge, Manchesters only scheduled ancient monument, dating back to the 13th century. Existing interiors were removed and reformed into an interactive exhibition, cafeteria, retail, educational and society spaces within a new structure. </p>',images: ['/media/11196/manchester-cathederal-1.gif','/media/11201/manchester-cathederal-2.gif']},burypct: {html: '<h1>Bury PCT</h1><p>Bury Health Centre is a key component of the Bury Townside regeneration project and represented an opportunity to develop a vacant and highly prominent brownfield site opposite Bury Town Hall. The building combines a number of disparate facilities from various sites around the town centre. Services include two doctors surgeries, a pharmacy, community rooms, Mental Health, Minor Surgery, Child Health, Podiatry, therapy suites, and other PCT services. </p>',images: ['/media/14160/burypct.gif']},standrewslinks: {html: '<h1>St Andrews Links</h1><p>After many years of local debate, this clubhouse was built on St Andrews Links, a unique site in an area of great landscape value. Constructed using Clashach stone and Westmorland green slate, the building is visible from all sides and sits partially below ground level, overlooking the 2nd and 17th holes of the famous Old Course. It provides facilities for both golfers and visitors, including changing rooms, golf services, a bar and dining room, together with a roof garden and viewing terrace. </p>',images: ['/media/13262/st-andrews-links-3.gif']},memorialhall: {html: '<h1>Memorial Hall</h1><p>Hurd Rolland Partnership have been appointed as design architects to convert this Grade II* listed Venetian Gothic building, which lies within the Albert Square Conservation Area in Manchester. The works involve internal restoration to convert this iconic structure into a bar and restaurant on ground and lower ground floors, reinstatement of the original function rooms and boutique hotel above. </p>',images: ['/media/19483/memorial-hall-3.gif']},britishgolfingmuseum: {html: '<h1>British Golfing Museum</h1><p>The Practice was invited to design The British Golf Museum for the Royal and Ancient St Andrews Trust. Occupying an outstanding position at the edge of the renowned links golf courses the building is cut into the cliff face concealing it from view from the town side. From below, a contemporary sculpture design is exposed with the entrance giving access to large flexible galleries, audio visual theatre, administration and retail spaces. The museum exhibits ancient golfing artifacts from the 14 century onwards.</p>',images: ['/media/20823/golf-museum.gif']},orfordpark: {html: '<h1>Orford Park</h1><p>The reinvention of historic Orford Park into a dynamic Sports Hub will rejuvenate the North of Warrington and provide essential facilities for the local community. The masterplan, driven by innovative partnerships between the public, private and voluntary sectors, unites the provision of leisure, education, health and community services for Warrington, and will be delivered in a high profile location adjacent to the A49.</p>',images: ['/media/13471/orford-park.gif']}
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architecture_policeandcustody: {
    warwickshirejusticecentre: {html: '<h1>Warwickshire Justice Centre</h1><p>Hurd Rolland Partnership combined its knowledge of specialist technical requirements with its experience of managing multiple stakeholders to assist Galliford Try in the design and delivery of this unique justice facility.  The building accommodates Civil, Magistrates and Crown Courts along with Police Headquarters and wider agencies.  It represents a lean and affordable solution that has been adopted enthusistically by all the contributing parties. </p>',images: ['/media/14283/war-police.gif']},cheshireconstabulary: {html: '<h1>Cheshire Constabulary</h1><p>Hurd Rolland Partnership provided Architectural Technical Advisor services within the Client Technical Advisor team.  Our role involved assisting in the preparation of documentation including output specifications, evaluation of bidders proposals and compliance checking for the new Headquarters building and Training Centre for Cheshire Constabulary in Chester. The project was completed in October 2003</p>',images: ['/media/9595/police_cheshire.jpg']},medwaytownsareapolicehq: {html: '<h1>Medway Towns Area Police  HQ</h1><p>Hurd Rolland Partnership provided an Architectural Technical Advisor role within a full Advisor Team to Kent Police Authority for a new area headquarters building accommodating 40 custody cells, patrols, forensics, vulnerable witness suite, crime investigation and intelligence units along with restaurant and recreation facilities and a large flexible conference area. </p>',images: ['/media/11419/medway-towns-hq.gif']},gloucesterconstabulary: {html: '<h1>Gloucester Constabulary</h1><p>Hurd Rolland Partnership was employed as architectural Technical Advisor to Gloucestershire Police for the PFI procurement. This role required direct liaison with the Chief Officers Group and the Chief Constable for the preparation of the technical brief and during the bid evaluations. Hurd Rolland reported on the tenders and the bidders designs both to Gloucestershire Constabulary and to the Police Authority.</p>',images: ['/media/9605/gloucester-1.gif']},northkentpolice: {html: '<h1>North Kent Police</h1><p>Hurd Rolland Partnership provided an Architectural Technical Advisor role within a full Advisor Team to Kent Police Authority for a new Divisional Headquarters.</p>',images: ['/media/11424/north-kent.gif']},
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architecture_education: {
    universityofedinburghcsec: {html: '<h1>University of Edinburgh CSEC</h1><p>The Centre for Science at Extreme Conditions was the first of three projects at Kings Buildings campus to implement the Universitys sustainability strategy. Completed in 2002, the building provided high quality specialist research facilities for a joint venture between five departments  including optical, cryogenic and X ray laboratories in addition to offices, post graduate facilities and seminar accommodation. A precise brief was developed to incorporate predetermined equipment layouts to optimize use of space.</p>',images: ['/media/20892/csec-final.gif']},universityofedinburghidcom: {html: '<h1>University of Edinburgh IDCOM</h1><p>As the first truly  green  building to be constructed by Edinburgh University, the project has allowed the development of the principle of  pragmatic sustainability . A scientific approach was followed to design  passive  environmental systems, while advanced computer modelling determined thermal, solar and ventilation criteria. Introduction of an innovative system for day lighting,  Serraglaze , has given the occupants an opportunity to make significant savings in the use of electrical lighting.</p>',images: ['/media/20887/idcom-final.gif']},williamrankinbuilding: {html: '<h1>William Rankin Building</h1><p>The second phase demonstrated the successful evolution of the earlier prototype where the spaces are adapted for use as engineering laboratories, teaching space and offices. The building is the first implemented example of the Universitys Sustainable Design policy, which created an interesting and comfortable environment with low running costs without the penalty of excessive capital cost. an approach we have termed  pragmatic sustainability .</p>',images: ['/media/20897/rankin.gif']},universityofabertay: {html: '<h1>University of Abertay</h1><p>Completed in 2008, this project demonstrates the provision of high quality accommodation for 498 students sited in a prominent, steeply sloping location. It has been designed in accordance with the city centre planning brief, which aspires to achieve new buildings of a high standard with a positive impact on their surroundings. The contract programme of 15 months required the use of a tunnel form of construction to allow for rapid completion and occupation. </p>',images: ['/media/20866/kingspan-aberty.gif']},universityofstirling: {html: '<h1>University of Stirling</h1><p>Located in a pivotal position with spectacular views, the University Court project involved the construction of two extensions to the central administration Cottrell Building. These comprised a new court room and principals office suite and allowed the creation of a bright and vibrant new public entrance to the campus by using simple, modern materials. This Faculty of Midwifery project provides training facilities for lecturers and nurses.</p>',images: ['/media/11618/midwifery-1.gif']},energus: {html: '<h1>Energus</h1><p>The aim of ENERGUS is to create an internationally recognized world class centre, providing vocational skills excellence spanning further and higher education for the nuclear, renewable energy and environmental restoration industries. As a dedicated centre of excellence and innovation it provides a range of training, education and business support services, geared to up skill the local workforce and make the most of the opportunities within these industries.</p>',images: ['/media/14418/energus-3.gif','/media/14428/energus-2.gif']},nottinghamtrentuniversity: {html: '<h1>Nottingham Trent University</h1><p>This project involved the refurbishment and extension of an existing building within the Science Village at the NTU Clifton Campus, to accommodate a cutting edge multipurpose laboratory and teaching facilities for use by students and support staffteachers.  The works were completed April 2012.</p>',images: ['/media/19269/ntu-2.gif']}
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architecture_retail: {
    motokinross: {html: '<h1>Moto Kinross</h1><p>The Hurd Rolland Partnership obtained full planning permission on behalf of Moto Hospitality Limited to replace the faded existing motorway services building and fuel filling station located at Junction 6 of the M90.  The scheme provides new and improved amenity facilities and retail floor space within a 4,500sqm building.  The site has been designed to support this new tourist stop with new picnic and amenity areas together with increased parking for cars, caravans, coaches, lorries and motorcycles.</p>',images: ['/media/11046/moto-knitross-1.gif','/media/11051/moto-knitross-2.gif']},novascotia: {html: '<h1>Nova Scotia</h1><p>Hurd Rolland Partnership were Design Team Leaders and Architects employed by Henry Boot Developments Limited and novated to the successful design and build contractor, Kier North West. Forming part of the Blackburn Inner City Urban Regeneration Strategy, the project regenerates a significant canalside site adjacent to Blackburn town centre, providing a contemporary retail park. Complex site assembly and civil engineering provided a significant site for the provision of a 250,000sqft retail development. </p>',images: ['/media/19290/nova-facade---final.gif']},eastgateshoppingcentre: {html: '<h1>Eastgate Shopping Centre</h1><p>This £55m, 140,000sqft town centre retail project integrates 700 car spaces within the existing fabric of Inverness.  This development also involved the reconstruction of a listed building to front Falcon Square creating an urban focal point linking both the High Street and the original shopping centre to a new civic square and the railway station. The use of locally sourced Clashach stone complements the buildings surroundings and reinforces the townscape with strong civic frontages.</p>',images: ['/media/13649/eastgate-2.gif','/media/14389/eastgate-4.gif']},deansgate: {html: '<h1>Deansgate</h1><p>Hurd Rolland have been working closely with Henry Boot Developments Limited and English Heritage to develop designs for the inventive re use of this Grade II listed building located at the gateway to Manchesters commercial district. The scheme will accommodate high quality retail and leisure at ground and basement levels with office space on upper floors. Construction started in February 2012.</p>',images: ['/media/19065/deansgate-retail-1.gif','/media/14189/deansgate-back.gif']},morrisons: {html: '<h1>Morrisons</h1><p>This 45,000sqft foodstore, procured on a design and build basis, is one of several buildings that we have delivered on behalf of this national food retailer.</p>',images: ['/media/19319/morrisons.gif']},burnley: {html: '<h1>Burnley</h1><p>A major regeneration project to be delivered through Public Private Partnership. Planning permission has been obtained for this twin anchored 160,000sqft high street retail and leisure scheme which is supported by 400 new undercroft parking spaces. The scheme design improves pedestrian connections across the site and further extends the retail  and  leisure core of the town centre. set within a new high quality public realm environment which is appropriate to the councils aspirations and development brief.</p>',images: ['/media/11036/burnley-1.gif','/media/20125/burnley-next.gif']},georgestreetedinburgh: {html: '<h1>George Street Edinburgh</h1><p>Located within the World Heritage curtiledge of Edinburghs historic George Street thoroughfare the practice has repeatedly delivered bespoke high street fitouts including the refurbishment of Grade A listed facades and hisoric interiors for the Austin Reed fashionhouse.</p>',images: ['/media/21043/george-street.gif']}
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