Frenchay Primary School

Frenchay Primary School



Project Background


Focus MEP, in partnership with BAM Construct UK, has successfully delivered the Mechanical and Electrical (M&E) Design & Build for the new Frenchay Church of England Primary School in Bristol. This project stands out for its adherence to Passivhaus standards, ensuring energy efficiency and sustainability in the school's design.

Objectives

ENVIRONMENT ENHANCEMENT

Create a learning environment for 420 primary aged children and develop functional and inspiring teaching spaces across two floors.

GREEN ENERGY GENERATION

Design and build a new school building to Passivhaus standards and ensure the new school becomes a valuable asset to the Frenchay community.

Initiative and Implementation:

Focus MEP's approach to this project included:


  • Sustainable Design: Implementing Passivhaus standards to ensure the school's energy efficiency and environmental sustainability.
  • Collaborative Effort: Working closely with BAM Construct UK and leveraging the support of a robust supply chain.
  • Innovative M&E Solutions: Tailoring mechanical and electrical designs to suit the unique needs of an educational environment.
  • Community-Centric Planning: Ensuring the school's design aligns with the needs and aspirations of the Frenchay community.


Results and impact

Passivhaus Standards Compliance: 

Focus MEP ensured that all mechanical and electrical installations complied with the rigorous Passivhaus standards.


Advanced M&E Systems:

The team installed state-of-the-art M&E systems, providing a comfortable and conducive learning environment.

Efficient Space Utilisation:

The design included a double-height hall and a fully equipped catering kitchen, maximising the utility of the space.


Quality and Safety:

Maintaining the highest standards of quality and safety

throughout the project execution.

Project Lessons

The new Frenchay Church of England Primary School is a testament to Focus MEP's commitment to delivering high-quality, sustainable educational facilities. The school, designed to inspire and facilitate learning, is equipped with the latest in mechanical and electrical design, making it a prized asset for the Frenchay community.

Conclusion

The successful completion of the Frenchay Church of England Primary School project highlights Focus MEP's expertise in M&E design and construction, particularly in the educational sector. This project, carried out in collaboration with BAM Construct UK, demonstrates Focus MEP's ability to deliver complex projects that meet high sustainability standards and serve community needs.




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