Sustainable Paving Solutions, Edgbaston
We provided a total paving solution including sustainable options for Edgbaston.
Brief
To be an essential element of new developments at Edgbaston Cricket Ground that would incorporate spectator seating, player, media and visitor facilities. Also included are a museum, library, club shop and offices. This development forms a crucial part of the redevelopment of the ground and regeneration of the surrounding area.
Solution
Following on from the successful specification and implementation of Charcon Eco products in and around the Edgbaston Mill development opposite, we were selected to be used around the new stand and new entrance to the ground. This project was a complete revamp of an area of the cricket ground to enable the club and stadium become a first class sporting and function facility.
The hard landscaping includes the EcoPave flags and block paving used in and around the new main entrance, demarked by Eco Countryside Kerbs and Chinese granite. Blue up lights were cut into the paving to highlight the blue colouring of the external building. In using the Eco range, the client, main and subcontractor used a product that is 82% recycled and meets the BREEAM and responsible sourcing credentials
We worked extensively and closely with architect, main contractor and subcontractor on the project. The project is now complete and has been greatly received by the client, contractor and general public. The hard landscaping is centred on the new main entrance to the cricket ground, where movements and access is at its highest.
The project was an Aggregate Industries specification, completed successfully by Galliford Try and the products were laid by a Regional Contractor, Parkstone.
If this project had not been completed on time for the test match between England and India, a massive penalty clause would have been triggered. the project was delivered on time and to budget
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Parkstone were proud to be associated with such a prestigious contract. Aggregate Industries assisted us in achieving critical completion dates and the quality of the pavings and kerbs did justice to the quality of the whole project
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Client
Warwickshire Cricket Club and Partners
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Sector
Stadia, Sports and Leisure
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Contractor
Galliford Try
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Sub contractor
Parkstone
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Architect
AFL Architects (Manchester)
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Other information
- Smart and contemporary look
- High sustainable content in the paving and kerbs
- Range combines for a complete solution