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British Embassy Paris and Residence — Building and Services Reorganisation.
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This project originated from the health and safety requirement to replace the electrical wiring within the British Embassy Chancery, Residence and Gatehouses in Paris.These buildings are based in a fashionable location in central Paris and are exceptionally important and grand buildings. The Ambassador's Residence building dates from the early 18th Century, and is an extremely important building in both French and British History. It is a stone built 3 storey residence (with basement), and on the ground floor has two large garden wings containing a ceremonial Ballroom and Dining Room, connected by a glazed Gallery. It is built in the Empire style and the building's fabric and furnishings are of national importance. The works to the Residence and Gatehouses is to replace the electrical distribution and small power services throughout including replacing distribution boards and fire alarm system replacement, these works will require specialist care to protect fine interiors during the project execution.The Chancery building is also of historic importance and has several areas which will require particular attention to complete the works with the minimal disruption to the historic finishes. This project aims to improve the health and safety of the building as well as improving the overall flexibility and working environment within the Chancery building by providing more open plan space and improved facilities. Works to the Chancery building includes the electrical distribution and small power services being rewired. Internal and external lighting will be replaced. Modifications will be made to the fire alarm and data cabling where room layouts are altered. The existing access arrangements will be reconfigured and the main reception will be refurbished. There will also be structural works associated with the reconfiguration of areas and the provision or more open plan working spaces.Both buildings will remain operational throughout the duration of the project therefore detailed phasing strategies and decant plans have been developed.The buildings are large in footprint with the Embassy's GIA totalling approximately 7 900 m² over Basement to Fourth Floors, and the Residence and Gatehouse's GIA totalling 4 800 m² over Basement to Third Floors.The works are to contracted upon the NEC3 Option A form of contract.
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71334000 - Mechanical and electrical engineering services
45210000 - Building construction work
45212350 - Buildings of particular historical or architectural interest
45223200 - Structural works
Keywords
building erection
structural construction
new buildings
superstructure
commercial building works
residential construction
masonry
architectural building
shell construction
general building
heritage structure construction
historic building restoration
architectural landmark works
listed building renovation
period property build
conservation architecture
cultural heritage building work
protected structure restoration
monument building
architecturally significant building works
load-bearing system build
superstructure erection
foundation and framework works
civil structure installation
supporting frame assembly
basic structure construction
skeleton works
reinforced structure build
structural shell creation
M&E engineering
mechanical and electrical systems design
integrated M&E services
HVAC and electrical engineering
building systems engineering
M&E consultancy
mechanical‑electrical coordination
mechanical electrical installation
M&E technical services
M&E design and maintenance
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2 Tender Lots
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