VINCI Facilities Completes work on Grade Two listed buildings

VINCI Facilities has completed the £2.25m refurbishment and upgrade of three Grade Two listed buildings, together with a mews building, situated at the rear of the site in central London for Bloomsbury Publishing Plc.

The refurbishment works for Bloomsbury Publishing Plc included the complete strip out of existing finishes together with full refurbishment of five rooms throughout the terrace buildings.

Many of the existing features have been fully restored including the walls and ornate ceilings.. The existing heating systems were stripped out and a new energy efficient heating and cooling system was installed throughout. New lighting was also installed and designed to be in keeping with the original features of the building.

Commenting on the completed project, Tony Raikes, Managing Director, VINCI Facilities said,

“VINCI Facilities has been working closely with Bloomsbury Publishing Plc to ensure that all works have been completed to the highest standard. Working on historic buildings such as these always provides a challenge and we are absolutely delighted to have been able to complete these restoration works while maintaining the buildings’ unique character and ensuring a higher level of sustainability.”

Internal alteration works were carried out to the mews area and included the formation of new office areas. Repairs were also carried out to existing floors with new plywood flooring and carpet tiling was installed to office and communal areas. The works also included the replacement of toilets and kitchen areas.

Published: 03/01/2012