Market Sector
Healthcare
Structural Engineer
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Location
Farnham
Appointment Type
Detailed Design
Client
Phyliss Tuckwell
Architect
R & B Partnership Architects
The new building provided 18 patient bedrooms and a
range of ancillary spaces on the ground floor, with administrative and office
accommodation located on the first floor.
Cooper Homewood were appointed to deliver full mechanical, electrical, and public health (MEP) consulting engineering services across RIBA Stages 2 through 6. Our scope included concept design, developed and technical design, procurement support, and post-tender technical reviews. During the construction phase, we also provided regular site monitoring, commissioning witnessing, and support through practical completion and the defects period.
In addition to core MEP services, Cooper Homewood undertook a suite of sustainability deliverables, including the development of the energy strategy, SBEM calculations for both design and as-built conditions, EPC preparation, and thermal modelling assessments in accordance with CIBSE TM52. All services were delivered in alignment with local planning and regulatory compliance requirements.
Cooper Homewood’s involvement on this project reflected a hands-on, collaborative approach, ensuring coordinated integration with the wider design team and delivering high-performance, sustainable engineering solutions tailored to the sensitive needs of a modern hospice facility.
Services used in this project
Mechanical, Electrical and Public Health Building Services Engineering Design
Project Feasibility and Planning
Performance Duties - Specification and Drawings
Full-Detailed Design - Specification and Drawings
MEP Infrastructure Design
Energy Calculations and Strategies
BIM (Building Information Modelling)
M&E Condition and Energy Surveys
Tender Documentation, Breakdown and Analysis