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Bardsley Construction wins trio of Greater Manchester projects
Bardsley Construction has won a trio of contracts across Greater Manchester worth £15.6m.In a return to its tradition of providing homes for market-sale, the family-owned company is developing 24 executive three and four-bedroom properties on the site of a former industrial mill in Bury.The contract – which is being carried out on behalf of Silver Lane Developments – will involve Bardsley building a courtyard-style scheme with individual gardens and parking. It is due for completion in August 2019, with the design team including Radcliffe Grove Partnership as architect and engineering practices Booth King and WML.On behalf of Trafford Housing Trust, Bardsley is designing and constructing 29 apartments and ground floor commercial space at Gatley Road, Sale. The £6.6m project also involves the demolition of existing retail units and apartments to provide nine three-storey houses.Bardsley won the contract via the JV North Framework for Trafford Housing Trust. The design team consists of AEW Architects, Bell Munro Civil and Structural Engineers, ESD Mechanical and Electrical Engineers with statutory services support from Utility Connections.The third win for Bardsley involves the provision of a specialist extra care facility for Onward at Oaklands House, Fallowfield. The £4.9m scheme on the site of a former Contour Homes sheltered scheme is due for completion in January 2020 and will consist of 36 one and two-bedroom apartments.The design team includes BTP Architects, AJP and ESD.
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