Updates
08/08/2015
Affordable Housing at Maelor Place, Ruabon on-site
Work on site is progressing well at our affordable housing development in Ruabon, located partly within village’s conservation area.
04/07/2015
Charity Abseil Down St Mary's Tower
Tom and Natalie from our Birkenhead office took part in a charity fundraising event by abseiling down the spire of St Mary’s Church at the Birkenhead Priory. They raised £215 for ‘The Friends of the Williamson Art Gallery and Museums’.
15/05/2015
New School Taking Shape at Groeslon, North Wales
The new Area Primary School at Groeslon, near Caernarfon is currently on site and due for completion in September 2015. The 180 place school is designed as a sheltered courtyard development which incorporates the existing Victorian school, taking inspiration from the surrounding village vernacular.
01/04/2015
David passes his Part 3 in Professional Practice
Congratulations to David Parry from our Hawarden office who has passed his RIBA Part 3 Examination in Professional Practice to qualify as an Architect.
12/03/2015
Turf Cutting Ceremony for the Post 16 Education Centre
A turf-cutting ceremony has been held at Coleg Cambria’s Deeside campus to mark the official start of construction of the new Post 16 Education Centre.
06/03/2015
Autism Suite & Bridge Link at West Kirby Residential School handed over
The new Autism Suite and Bridge Link at West Kirby Residential School providing specialist accommodation for pupils with Autism has been completed.
05/03/2015
Vacancies for Part I & Part II Architecture Graduates
Ainsley Gommon Architects have vacanices for Part I and/or Part II Architecture graduates to join our busy but friendly team in our North Wales office, close to the city of Chester.
03/02/2015
39 new apartments and Community Hub at the Gaer, Newport has been granted Planning Approval
A scheme to provide 39 new homes for older people in Newport, along with a community hub has been granted planning approval.
30/01/2015
Post 16 Education Centre receives Funding Approval
The Post 16 Education Centre in Connah’s Quay has received funding approval from Welsh Government and is due to start on site shortly. Jointly developed by Coleg Cambria and Flintshire County Council, the new £14 million centre will cater for 700 students.
