Working together, for a better tomorrow
Working together, for a better tomorrow
Catch House
Value
£2.2M
Location
Seasalter, Whitstable
Year
Jan 2020
52 Weeks
Contract
JCT
Catch House is a new two-storey private house drawing inspiration from the simple, traditional Maritime Architecture of fisherman's huts and boat sheds, constructed in a simple palette of materials reflecting this stretch of Kentish coastline.
The site is positioned between a 10-ton weight limit bridge and the beachfront, and thus has challenging access to the project.
Completed works include the swimming pool concrete pours and the plant-room to facilitate the pool. The works are now focused on completing the drainage and the raft foundation for the house.
The works on this project include the following:
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Design and installation of temporary structural works, piling, waterproofing, steelwork connections, corten steel details, staircase, mechanical and electrical installations
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Site strip
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Piling and associated groundworks
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Raft foundations, concrete walls and concrete upper floor
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Steel frame
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External walls
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New pitched and flat roof structure and coverings
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Internal partitions
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New external doors, windows, glazed screens and rooflights
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New wall, ceiling and floor finishes
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Joinery
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Electrical and mechanical works (consisting of distribution equipment, small power, lighting, fire alarm, heating, hot and cold domestic water, above ground drainage, ventilation, boiler, telephone cabling and equipment, security installation and intruder alarm)
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Sanitaryware and rainwater installations
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New external works to front and rear gardens
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Below ground drainage
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Swimming pool
