Article source: Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt
The new two-storey, 410m2 building caters for around 100 young adults and houses two multi-purpose halls, music room and recording studio, café, a series of activity pods and break-out spaces as well as an outside recreation space. The £860,000 project is used by 11-19 year olds during weekday afternoons and evenings and is available to the wider community during the daytime and weekends.
- Architects: Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt
- Project: The Point
- Location: Tadley, Hampshire, England
- Photography: Hufton+Crow
- Client: Tadley & District Community Association
- Structural engineer: KFR Consulting
- Quantity surveyor: APS Associates
- Main contractor: Francis Construction
- Hard landscaping: Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt
- Planting scheme: Place Design + Planning
- Highways: JPC Highway Consultants
- Ecology: Ecological Planning & Research Ltd
- Gross internal floor area: 410m2
- Funding for the building included: Tadley Town Council – £236,000; Public Works Loan – £150,000; Turbury Allotment Charity – £330,000; Greenham Common Trust – £70,800; Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council – £24,090; Local infrastructure Fund – £201,000.
- Total cost: £860,000
- Start on site date: April 2015
- Completion date: July 2016