Lionel Road Liaison Group Meeting 17 September 2018 Progress and - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Lionel Road Liaison Group Meeting 17 September 2018 Progress and Construction Programme Update

Agenda

• Introductions by chair – Robert Gordon Clark, LCA
• Progress since last meeting on 2 May 2018 and upcoming programme – David Issott,

EcoWorld London

• General update – Emma Cotton, EcoWorld London and Sally Stephens, BFC
• Apprenticeships and community liaison – Nivene Powell, EcoWorld London
• Q&As

Agenda

• Introductions by chair – Robert Gordon Clark, LCA
• Progress since last meeting on 2 May 2018 and upcoming programme – David Issott,

EcoWorld London

• General update – Emma Cotton, EcoWorld London and Sally Stephens, BFC
• Apprenticeships and community liaison – Nivene Powell, EcoWorld London
• Q&As

Progress since the last meeting

Timetable to complete stadium

Outline construction Programme:

APRIL 2018 Q2 2018 Q2 2020 Q2 2021 Q4 2021

Start of construction Start of stadium frame Stadium completed and BFC move to new stadium Central Eastern completed Central Southern completed

Site plan

Programme for stadium – now to December 2018

• Steel frame for south, east and west stands is

completed; north stand installation in progress

• Work on the roof and façade will start in October
• Terracing is being installed alongside the frame,

section by section

• Lionel Road South deep drainage works ongoing

Programme for Central Eastern – now to December 2018

• Piling to the substructure will be completed
• Substructure concrete works will start
• Tower crane 4 will arrive in October
• Work on the core (slip form) will start in

November, with tower crane 5 installed on top in early 2019

• Bridge abutments work will start in October to

link the site to Capital Interchange Way, working towards bridge installation in early 2019

Programme for Central Southern – now to December 2018

• Bulk excavation will finish in the next few

weeks

• Piling will start in late September
• Concrete substructure works due to start in

October

Agenda

• Introductions by chair – Robert Gordon Clark, LCA
• Progress since last meeting on 2 May 2018 and upcoming programme – David Issott,

EcoWorld London

• General update – Emma Cotton, EcoWorld London and Sally Stephens, BFC
• Apprenticeships and community liaison – Nivene Powell, EcoWorld London
• Q&As

Capital Court

• 6 September Planning Committee approval

Capital Court

• Previous 2015 approval

Capital Court

• 6 September Planning Committee approval

Environmental Sustainability

Central Southern (CSS) and Central Eastern (CES) residential design:

• Code for Sustainable Homes Level 4
• BREEAM Very Good for the Community Trust Offices
• Provision of appropriate surface water attenuation storage on

site

• All luminaires within the dwellings will be 'low energy'
• All apartments are designed to Life Time Home requirements
• A water usage specification of 89.3 l/day
• CHP boiler systems for both CES and CSS
• Cycle storage for homes
• Implementation of Travel Plan to encourage the use of

sustainable travel modes

• Green/brown roofs located at the link between Blocks G & H

and to the Blocks E and F uppermost roofs

• Kitchen gardens/mini allotments to amenity terraces

Construction:

• 90% of original demolished

buildings have been crushed and reused on site as pilling mats

• £2.5 million spent on

remediating the land and cleaning up so that it can be used again

• Water harvesting being utilised

across the project

Environmental Sustainability

Stadium design:

• Stadium redesign reduces construction materials and energy usage
• Ecology value of the site to be increased through external planting
• Brise soleil shading and overhangs to help to cool the building and Stadium glazing designed

to minimise winter heating needs

• Building Energy Management System (BEMS) to provide easy central control of plant and

equipment

• Photovoltaic panels on the west section of the south stand roof
• Lighting sensors to control lighting based on occupancy and use of and energy efficient lift

system

• Water leak detection and monitoring to reduce usage and attenuation tanks to minimise

surface water runoff

LBH Gunnersbury Station Action Group Hounslow Economic Business Forum Brentford East Collective Capital West London Hounslow Chamber West London Business Brentford Chamber of Commerce South Western Railway and TfL Residents Groups

Wider relations

Wider relations

Brentford East Collective

• Purpose: to work together and provide collective views on public realm improvements and input to LBH
• n planning
• Priorities:
• December 2017 – collective report on public realm improvements including 10 ‘unlocking moves’ to

improve connectivity and appearance

• Extend reach with Golden Mile landowners, establish good GLA links and ongoing work with LBH
• Main participants:
• Brentford FC/EcoWorld London
• Hounslow Chamber
• Galliard (Chiswick Curve)
• L&Q (Wheatsheaf House)
• Reef Estates (B&Q site)
• Hermes Investment (BSI Tower)
• GSK
• University of West London
• Legal and General

Agenda

• Introductions by chair – Robert Gordon Clark, LCA
• Progress since last meeting on 2 May 2018 and upcoming programme – David Issott,

EcoWorld London

• General update – Emma Cotton, EcoWorld London and Sally Stephens, BFC
• Apprenticeships and community liaison – Nivene Powell, EcoWorld London
• Q&As

Apprenticeships and Community Liaison

• Currently have two apprentices – an

Engineering Technician and Quantity Surveyor

• Currently advertising for an Apprentice

Business Administrator and Construction Operative

• We are working with training providers

to develop the best approach to engaging with and recruiting the most suitable apprentices, including Job Centre Plus and the Council

• We are also engaging with local schools

Keeping in touch

• Ongoing news and updates sent via email and posted online at

www.brentfordcommunitystadium.com

• Regular letters and LRLG meetings to keep you updated at key points in the construction

programme.

Agenda

• Introductions by chair – Robert Gordon Clark, LCA
• Progress since last meeting on 2 May 2018 and upcoming programme – David Issott,

EcoWorld London

• General update – Emma Cotton, EcoWorld London and Sally Stephens, BFC
• Apprenticeships and community liaison – Nivene Powell, EcoWorld London
• Q&As

Thank you for coming