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NAISHWADDINGTON INTERIORS

St.Andrew’s Studios, 3 St. Andrew’s Place, Charing Cross, St. Helier, Jersey, JE2 3RPTel: +44 (0) 1534 280100 - Mail: [email protected] - Web: Naishwaddington.com

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WHY CHOOSE US - TRACK RECORDNaish Waddington Architects & Interiors have completed may successful projects throughout a wide variety of commercial sectors, both in Jersey and off-island. We have consistently placed good design at the centre of our work philosophy and have won many awards including RIBA Commendations, Civic Trust Awards and Jersey Design Awards.

Naish Waddington Architects & Interiors are happy to be judged on their proven track record in the commercial sector, with a client portfolio including :

HSBCBarclays

Royal Bank of Canada Guernsey Press

Island Medical Centre Mourant

Health & Social Services (General Hospital)Jersey Telecom

CPA Benest & Syvret

Kedge Capital Fund & Management Ltd. Jersey Pottery



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As we spend most of our waking lives within the workplace, the office has become not only a place where personnel should feel comfortable but reflect the ethics and personality of that company.

OFFICE RETAIL

We all love to shop. We love to design retail interiors which reflect people’s lifestyle aspirations and display products in an exciting, intelligent way.

RESTAURANTS / BARS

Eat, live, enjoy, a good restaurant creates spaces with an unforgettable atmosphere to compliment the food experience.The design also should promote the personality of the restaurant.

HEALTH CARE

Fresh designs and careful thinking create stand out health care interiors, without losing focus on HTM regulations and making the users feel comfortable.

BRANDING & OTHER

Our design encapsulates more than interiors, in order to ensure a constant brand and product image. We understand the importance of branding and work closely with many clients to ensure their brand and interiors work together.

- Other design areas include Exhibition design, POS items and bespoke furniture.

RESIDENTIAL

The home should be a place to ex press our individual personalities, as well as always be the welcoming flexible space that allows contemporary living.

WHY CHOOSE US - MARKET KNOWLEDGE

INTERIOR SECTOR EXPERTISE



HSBC House, St. Helier - 55,000sqft Capacity 600 personsCompleted 2001Concept: HSBC House is a 6 storey office development designed and fitted out for HSBC. The brief was to create a modern vibrant work area for up to 500 members of staff, complete with staff café area. HSBC have a very strong brand image and this also had to be carefully integrated into the overall scheme. The building contains many different departments on large open plan floors. Centralised meeting rooms and breakout areas on each floor carefully divide the space without losing the feeling of an open plan space. The work areas are kept to each side of the building to take advantage of the natural daylight from the large expanse of window glazing. The Esplanade section of the building on all floors contains much of the cellularised elements such as the management offices and boardrooms etc, which also take advantage of the stunning views over St Aubins Bay and The Waterfront. Staff facilities also include a serviced staff café on the ground floor for approx 50 people adjacent to the water features in the award winning landscaped courtyard.

WHY CHOOSE US - TRACK RECORD

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HSBC Grenville Street, St. Helier - 25,000sqft Capacity 180-230 personsCompleted 2006A full refurbishment of HBSC Private bank was completed in Spring 2006. The works were carried out over a period of 10 months using a phased program to enable our client to occupy the building on predetermined floors throughout the contract. The design was driven by the strong corporate identity of the client’s business using a pallet of approved finishes to create a fresh interior for an increased staff occupancy of 207 people (from approx 180), and with potential expansion to 230 people. Whilst working within the dual constraints of HSBC’s corporate design guidelines and the difficult phasing constraints of the existing floor plates, we were able to improve the working environments significantly and to help brighten up the ancillary amenity areas at the same time.




WHY CHOOSE US - TRACK RECORD OFFICES

Barclays Group, Various projects 2006 - PresentAt the beginning of 2006 Naish Waddington Interiors formed a relationship with the Barclays Group. Over the course of the year we provided assistance with the in house WebCoRE plans by carrying out updates to local premises and surveying the existing Isle of Man, and Glasgow properties. Concepts for refurbishment were prepared for Isle of Man reception areas and staff facilities in the latest 3dimenisonal software. Within the Island we acted as the Designers and Contract administrators for the consolidation project, which aimed to release the freehold property by re planning the remaining 3No. premises along with updating the finishes in line with the evolving design guide. The drawings included preferred team adjacencies and detailed the phasing required to enable the business functions to continue at all times.

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Rathbones House, St. Helier - 35,000sqft capacity 150 personsCompleted 2002

Concept: As lead interior design consultants, we liaised closely with the occupants of this Naish Waddington architects designed building, selecting a complimentary range of furnishings and finishes for their client facing areas. The clean lines and minimalist style of the interior and architecture offer dynamic perspectives throughout, and the installation of a substantial collection of contemporary artwork, produced by a local artist, creates an environment which blurs the boundaries between workspace and contemporary art gallery. Office floor plates were planned out to maximize daylight for all occupants, as well as to exploit the circulation space to maximum effect- creating break-out spaces off the open plan corridors; offering the Possibility of an impromptu meeting and discussion with a colleague- all good for business. A dramatic open plan mezzanine space creates a sensational feeling of light and space, and staff well-being is further benefited by the wonderful, sunlit roof terrace sweeping across the Esplanade façade four floors up. We have always believed that better design means better business.


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CPA Global headquarters, Liberty wharf, St. Helier - 40,000sqft Capacity 300 personsCompleted 2009

Concept: Drawing on the islands natural beauty and various elements of land and sea, three individual palettes were the inspiration to create three distinctive characters for each of the three floors occupied by CPA and their offices. The concept of a democratic office, with social circulation and break-out areas, was pushed to the point where CPA rejected the developers cupboard-sized coffee-points in favour of proper centralized café areas- with the best views in the building. Fridges were provided for the staff to store their lunchtime shopping and Internet points provided. Technology and bespoke manufactured furniture were used to ensure a finish, which was both unique and fresh. The business needs of CPA we re carefully researched and tailored to suit their specific needs, and an internal environment was created that is efficient and promotes staff well-being and better business.


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Benest & Syvret, 16 Hill Street, St. Helier - Listed BuildingCompleted 2010Concept: A gem in Jersey’s history, No.16 Hill Street is a registered SSI that justified sympathetic workmanship to maximise the decorative gifts already provided. The design brief was to provide a building that supported Benest & Syvret through its next generation whilst not loosing sight of its extensive local heritage. Using proportionally balanced modern furniture items with a minimal palette the original features maintain presence within the now, contemporary space. Polished chrome detailing and somber palette work well with the bold brand of the B&S. Block colours and statement lighting pieces are used in key areas to dramatize and provide a pause in the interior.





In this even more competitive market, where you work and the building you work in counts for first impressions and continuing tenant satisfaction. We can refresh and update core areas to bring an exciting new feel and direction to an existing building. If the building requires more substantial alterations or extensions with our close links with the in-house architects all solutions can be easily achieved.

40 Esplanade stair core refurbishment - Before 40 Esplanade entrance / stair core - After

Naish Waddington can help you to refresh and modernise an existing building, communal areas and floor plates creating a new identity or ensuring up to date features to attract new or retain existing tenants.Services include proposing scheme finishes, plans, elevations and detail drawings for costings or construction. We can also help with marketing your building with branding and 3d Modelling / walk through animations extolling the benefits.

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4 Wharf Street - Existing building, Vibrant designCompleted 2010Concept: An exciting new concept for Jersey that has proved successful in other global locations providing a business hub for new, small and forward thinking businesses. The cellular spaces have a vibrant yet generic palette to create an exciting interior. The design concept aimed to deliver a mini business district within a single building. The styling used sky and tree line graphics at high level with statement ‘cloud’ lighting pieces. Each office has its own personality through the use of colour and are the structures within the space. The angular fronts termed the ‘shark tooth’ allow colour to flow and natural light to stream through from the velux’s above. Contrasting floor finishes and brand continuity complete the design and deliver the impact aspired for by our client.



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Atlantique seafood Restaurant, St. Helier Concept: Our design ideas were requested on how to translate a successful business into a new environment. The style clues were kept subtle without the dreaded theme effect being applied. Soft shell shimmers within the bar top stone, the ‘sea urchin’ style pendants above the bar, the ‘seaweed’ shapes within the wallpapers and the pebbled floor. All this together gives hints of where the food originates from, in a warm and un-pretentious environment. Being a family owned and run business priority was given to ensuring owners ‘personality and presence’ remained visible. The concept revolved around a domestic ‘hand made’ feel, shouting personality through differing textures and materials. The design process throughout was very organic which allowed the finishes and layouts to continually evolve as products were found and selected.




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Oysterbox, St. BreladeConcept: To create a fully designed and detailed interior including the re-cladding of the existing structure: a 1100sqft glazed extension with sedum roof, and an al fresco terrace for extended dining. The concept revolved around creating a simple but elegant interior for the Oysterbox, using natural and sustainable materials and making the most of the world-class beachside setting for customers. The mood for Spinnakers, on the other hand, is more light hearted with brighter seaside colours and a true ‘beach café’ feel.




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La Maree - ConceptFish restaurant concept for the then proposed Marco Pierre White restaurants. The concept of the Fish restaurant was based around classic combination of art Nouveau and a fish market.


Drawing :

Client : - DANDARA & MPW

Project : - LA MAREE, CASTLE QUAY

Scale : -Date : - NOV 09

TURN ON COMPANY LAYER

REV.

JOB No. 1323 Drg No.

Status : PRELIMINARY QS ISSUE

Notes

This drawing remains the copyright of Naish Waddington interiors.This drawing to be read in conjunction with all other drawings and documents issued to the general contractor.

Any discrepancy between any drawings and/or documents shall be notified to the designers, prior to proceeding with the work.All dimensions to be checked on site. Work to figured dimensions only, do not scale from drawings.

Naish Waddington interiors will not be held responsible for 3rd party consultants information.All materials are to conform to current British Standards, unless written

approval is given by the designers.The contractor is responsible for all setting out, temporary works, co-ordination of building processes and ensuring compliance with all

statutory requirements.If in any doubt,refer to the designers prior to commencement of the work.

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FURNITURE REVISION Rev Date Description D A 09.12.09 Wall set out & recessed cabinets updated SC

B 12.01.10 SVP positions updated & WCs altered SC

C 14.01.10 Toilet access & boxings, office added SC

D 21.01.10 Client layout changes added SC

E 25.01.10 Sliding entrance 1800mm wide added SC

F 26.01.10 Sliding entrance 2000mm wide added SC

G 18.02.10 Male WC+BOH adjusted add baby change SC

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Total useable floor area 116sqm

Floor space factor 1person per 1 sqm

Total interior occupancy 116No.

Total alfesco seats shown 48No.

Total occupants 164No.

assumed 50/50 male to female split

BS 6465-1:2006 Table 10

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Male urinals = 2No. (1No. trough proposed)

Disabled WC = 1No.

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Additional space WC for female 1200mm wide

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Rib Room & Oyster Bar - ConceptA restaurant concept for the then proposed Marco Pierre White restaurants. The restaurant concept was juxtaposed to the La Maree concept with a heavy and warm space with a more raw over sized but no less refined dining experience.


Drawing :

Client : - Dandara/MPW

Project : - Marco's Rib Room & Oyster Bar

CORRECT STATUS

TURN ON CORRECT COMPANY LAYER

Scale : -Date : -

TURN ON COMPANY LAYER

REV.

JOB No. 1322 Drg No.

Status : PRELIMINARY

CORRECT REVISION

CORRECT ORIENTATION

Notes

This drawing remains the copyright of Naish Waddington interiors.This drawing to be read in conjunction with all other drawings and documents issued to the general contractor.

Any discrepancy between any drawings and/or documents shall be notified to the designers, prior to proceeding with the work.All dimensions to be checked on site. Work to figured dimensions only, do not scale from drawings.

Naish Waddington interiors will not be held responsible for 3rd party consultants information.All materials are to conform to current British Standards, unless written

approval is given by the designers.The contractor is responsible for all setting out, temporary works, co-ordination of building processes and ensuring compliance with all

statutory requirements.If in any doubt,refer to the designers prior to commencement of the work.

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FURNITURE REVISION Rev Date Description D

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GA REVISION Rev Date Description D B 9/12/09 Kitchen on first floor and minor layout revision including new lift position. SDR

C 11/1/10 TOILETS MOVED TO FIRST FLOOR WITH KITCHEN ON GROUND SDR

D 14/1/10 WC CALC & WAITRESS STATION ADDED, WINDOW REMOVED SC

E 21.01.10 CLIENT ALTERATIONS ADDED, MEZZANINE OMITTED SC

F 26.01.10 PIVOT DOORS ADDED SC

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Proposed Bar occupancy 64No.

Proposed resturant occupancy 77No.

Proposed Al Fresco occupancy 50No.

Total occupants 191No.

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BS 6465-1:1994

Bar Female WC's for 32No. = 2No. required (max.

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Jersey Pottery Café, St. Helier - Completed 2010Naish Waddington Interiors was tasked to create a new feel and look for the Jersey Pottery Café a local, creative family run business.The concept was to create a warm domestic kitchen space with relevancy to the heritage and brand of Jersey Pottery, This was achieved using ceramic tiles and Jersey pottery products with heavy grained wood reflecting the lines in clay pots during crafting as well as bread boards. We retained the use of green but in a more diverse colour range to give a fresher warmer palette.




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RETAIL - JERSEY TELECOM STORE

Concept: was to create a space representing the fast moving and now “fashion orientated” world of wireless technologies. The design creates a distinctive environment, dynamic movement in form and bold use of colours, which is as much a visual experience as the products the store contains. The key design elements are also visual guides that will feed the customers curiosity and tempt them around the store to explore new areas. The concepts of “movement” and “flow” drove the detailing of the retail display cases and wall treatments, contributing to the ambience of a “technology marketplace” on the ground floor and “audio-visual lounge” upstairs. The entrance is dominated by a graphic walkway, which pulls customers into the heart of the store, to then wrap around the counter to make its return to the front. This and other use of lifestyle images reflect that even if the store is bold and new, it still has to retain its local influence and connection.

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Vosins, St. Helier Completed 2003Concept: In Autumn 2003 Voisins jointly commissioned Naish Waddington Architects and Naish Waddington interiors to re-develop their existing Don Street premises and neighboring vacant property to create a new menswear department over three floors. Externally the concept was to give the building a contemporary shop frontage within the restrictions of the traditional building frontage. This included the stunning new feature glass showcase and painted render section which highlights the entrance to the store. Internally, The illuminated glass feature staircase was designed to attract people up to the first floor. It is clearly visible from most areas on the ground floor with a large open well to allow good visibility up to the first floor level. A feature plasma screen wall was also designed to further accentuate the link between ground and first floor menswear and a large lift was installed to enable access to the first floor and Adams childrens wear on the second floor



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Over a two year period NWI worked closely in conjunction with a team of local Doctors who were amalgamating three existing Jersey Practices into a single Medical Cent aspiring to provide a stand out service for the Islands community. As designers and lead consultants NWi’s design did not opt for the conventional but hinted towards the unexpected, with vibrant colours and shapes to lift the pragmatic clinic backdrop. Bespoke joinery, including the consultants furniture, integrated medical equipment into the design ensuring the completed space was both styled and functional. The interior layout maximises the distribution of natural light through high level acoustically sealed glazing and the waiting spaces consider patient flow and privacy prior to and after consultation. Working in conjunction with the Island Medical Centre team NWi assisted with developing a brand identity that was cohesive with the designed space, using the green’s of the Island Pharmacy and orange’s of the Island Medical centre throughout, with complimenting accents in key areas.

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Indigo House, St HelierCompleted 2006Concept: We completed the design of an all new concept in family medical care. Indigo House is a bright, modern friendly facility where all aspects of health care are carried out under one roof. The building incorporates 12 doctors surgeries as well as a dentist, laser clinic, chiropractor and pharmacy. We were responsible for the design and detailing of the complete interior including the new reception areas and children’s play areas. Surgeries include the use of bold graphics and bright colours to complete the new contemporary user-friendly medical environment.


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BeaufortA simple sedum green roof extension to this living room with a picture frame opening glass wall with views to the carefully planned architectural garden and infinity swimming pool. The combined effects of light and perspective offers an unusual sense of space of freedom. The sedum planted roof provides an attractive element when viewed from the master bedroom, whilst a glass rooflight provides daylight into the deeper plan of the house. We admire our client’s brave decision to go along with this design, and are endlessly impressed with how much care they look after it. If this small extension speaks of anything, it is in its ability to act as a catalyst for freedom n family living.



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Les Grillons, St. Brelade - Completed 2011




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WHY CHOOSE US - MARKET KNOWLEDGENaish Waddington offer an integrated Interior Design and Architecture service. This means that our Interior Design ethos includes preparing full working drawings and co-ordinating with other disciplines within the Design Team. As the interiors team can work closely with our Architectural Team, we can draw on a larger resource when time scales are tight.

We constantly work with, and have excellent relations with, the Island’s best Interior Contractors including:

LotheringtonsStyleCamerons InteriorsLarsensRoc Interiors

Our proactive approach and good relations with Contractors also extends to the Island’s sub-contractors and suppliers. We can provide testimonials to underpin our solid understanding of the Island’s supply chain.

We also fully understand Planning and Building Control matters that will be relevant to the Lime Grove House project, as well as being able to offer further advice on: - Sustainability. We are able to assist in the selection of finishes and fittings that are environmentally friendly.- Branding. We are able to work with PR advisers to ensure corporate messages are integral with the interior design.- Furniture. We are able to assist in sourcing competitively priced furniture on or off-Island.

We have a detailed understanding of the various property-related States Bodies and the Island’s States Members. We are able to constructively engage with these groups according to project needs or difficulties.

We understand the current economic climate and are well experienced in delivering projects that meet both expectations and budget. We also understand that some flexibility in design is often required to meet budget, and are experienced in Value Engineering.

Key to meeting budget is fully understanding our client’s needs and describing them accurately on the drawings and specifications. We meet deadlines and work hard on site to ensure everyone is performing and the quality is right.

We take being professional as seriously as being friendly, firm and helpful and believe this is in part the reason for our successful track record in Jersey and beyond.

We think we are the right choice for Lime Grove House because we are very familiar with the building itself, we have previously been involved with the Police Headquarters Feasibility Study and have excellent working relations with the Jersey supply chain and decision-makers.

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WHY CHOOSE US - CAPACITYNaish Waddington Architects & Interiors are the largest locally based practice in the Channel Islands. Our team structure has been developed to its optimum over the last 15 years concentrating our skills entirely in house. We feel that as a result the buildings and interiors we produce benefit our clients substantially.

Through combining the Architectural and Interiors services we can offer a one-stop-shop which cuts down the potential interface problems and provides a more seamless service. Our workforce is experienced at working in either discipline, which allows us to respond to tight time scales better than our competitors.

We are happy to work within the design team in any way, and see ourselves as helpful problem solvers.

We have specifically reviewed the programme for Limegrove and can resource accordingly with our nominated team.

DIRECTORSJames Naish & Michael Waddington

Naish Waddington Architects

Associate DirectorsMatthew RentschBruno FranciscoRichard Cooper

AssociatesDavid KempDavid Syvret

Administration

Practice ManagerPenelope Francisco

Reception / AssistantLian Mckenzie

Architectural TechnologistsPaul OliverDan Garrido

Russell KinnairdDuncan TreanorSamantha RiveAshley Davey

Naish Waddington Interiors

Associate DirectorSuzy Cornic

Senior Interior DesignerStuart Dryden

Assistant Interior DesignerEmily Norman

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WHY CHOOSE US - CAPACITY

Born:April 1961

Experience:Barnsley, Hewitt & Mallinson - Architects AssistantMichael Haskoll Associates - Architects Assistant

Alsop Lyall Architects - Assistant and Project ArchitectNicholas Grimshaw & Partners - Senior ArchitectAlsop & Stormer Architects - Associate Architects

Naish Dubras Associates - Associate ArchitectNaish Dubras Associates - Director, Architect

Naish Waddington Architects - Principle Architect and DirectorRoles:

Project Director with Design BiasInitial Designs and Concept Schemes

Design and Technical ConstructionMarketing

Office Resources and ProgrammingFellow of Chartered Society of Designers

MichaelWaddington

Born:August 1957

Qualifications:Plymouth Polytechnic - School of Architecture

RIBA Examination in Architecture Part 1Experience:

Architects Assistant and Assistant Architect, Brian Bannister AssociatesJoint Project Architect, West Midlands Regional Health Authority

Principal Architect and Director, Malcolm Peck AssociatePrincipal Architect and Director, Naish Dubras Associate

Principal Architect and Director, Naish Waddington ArchitectRoles:

Project Director, with technical biasInitial Designs and Concept Schemes

Technical Construction and DesignBuilding Contract, Law Office Computer System

Office Resources and Programming

JamesNaish




Born:October 1972

Qualifications:Art and Design Foundation

BA (Hons) Interior DesignExperience:

Creneau International - Interior DesignerPuresang - Interior Designer

Naish Waddington Interiors - Interior DesignerKey Projects:

Jersey Telecoms - Retail ShopThe Boathouse - Restaurant

Moores Rowland - Office CPA - Office

RBC Canada Court - OfficeJersey Pottery Cafe - King Street Cafe4 Wharf Street - New Business offices

General Hospital - Private WingEmergency Department Refurbishment - General Hospital

Granite Bar - Metropole Hotel

StuartDryden

Born:April 1981

Qualifications:Ordinary National Certificate in Building Studies

Higher National Certificate in Building Studies Associate Member of British Institute or Architectural Technologist

Member of Chartered Society of DesignersExperience:

Alan Eton Associates - Work experience as a Trainee DesignerNaish Waddington Interiors - Interior TechnicianNaish Waddington Interiors - Associate Director

Key Projects:HSBC Bank - Office Refurbishment

Barclays Bank Global Projects / Barclays CapitalJersey Telecoms Shop & Premises Upgrades

RBC Office refurbishmentsJersey Pottery - Oysterbox restaurant

SuzyCornic

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Born:October 1973

Qualifications:Ordinary National Certificate in Building Studies

Higher National Certificate in Building Studies

Associate member of British Institute of Architectural TechnologistsExperience:

Terry Adsett & Associates - Trainee Architectural TechnologistNaish Waddington Architects - Architectural Technologist

Key Projects:Southwind - Private House

Elmwood - Private HouseCentury Buildings - Mixed use Residential and Office

Seafeild House - Stable Conversion18 Esplanade - Office Development

Genesis - Checkers Superstore DevelopmentBeaufort - Private House

Fauvic Farm - Barn Conversion44 Esplanade - Office Development

Wesley Chapel - ApartmentsLa Paonerie - Private Home

Sunset Nurseries - Private Home

PaulOliver

Born:June 1988

Qualifications:Interior Architecture: Design and Practice (2:1)

Experience:Barnes and Collie Architects - Architectural Assistant

Neilson Active Holidays - Hotel ReceptionistBDK Architects - Architectural Assistant

Key Projects:Jersey Telecom Data Centre

PWC - Office DesignRoyal British Legion - Facade & Signage Design

Jersey Telecom - No.1 Forum Office RefurbishmentRBC - Office Refurbishment

EmilyNorman



WHY CHOOSE US - COMMERCIALITYWe understand the commercial reality that surrounds most large projects whether large or small. In this respect we are realistic about our role, and prepared to work with clients and developers to achieve the required design in the most cost effective and practical way.

Over the years we have built-up excellent relationships with both the Planning Officers and the Politicians who control the Planning process. We have a proven track record in gaining planning consents for sensitive or controversial projects by an understanding of relevant States policies and good design.

Due to a continued healthy portfolio of commercial projects our intimate knowledge of current on island constriction activity is valid and beneficial to our clients. We understand what can be delivered, how to value engineer our designs and how to reduce risks.

Client Introduction / Brief

Design

Design Development

Cost / Tender

Programme

Value Engineer

Client Occupation / Feedback

Detail /Communicate

Construct

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WHY CHOOSE US - APPROACHOur delivery is always personal & professional. We value our clients, and we value our team. Naish Waddington gained Investors in People accreditation in 2002 and have retained it ever since. We are proud to be the only Interior Designers & Architects in the Channel Islands to have done this.

There is a growing awareness of the value of design, not just to uplift and make our lives richer, but also as a way to help reflect and even shape our attitudes, values and behaviour. Carefully articulated offices do improved staff communications and eventually productivity.

We focus on producing the best response to the brief, but we are also conscious that we have to provide value for money. Part of this is explained by the fact that as a practice we are properly re sourced with a keen balance between conceptual thinking and plenty of technical experience. We actively manage effective partnerships with client, planning authorities, developers and contractors, both here and abroad.

We don’t waste time and we don’t take on more than we can manage. We have systems that ensure there is a modulated flow of project stages from first contact through to handover.



Naish Waddington Interiors

- Full interior design services for all project sizes- Initial planning advice- Client brief preparation assistance including evaluation of existing furniture/equipment layouts- Space planning- Initial ideas and concepts- Commercial and retail initial test-to-fit layouts for potential buildings- Independent advice for selection of furniture and fittings- Bespoke interior fittings and furniture design- Disabled access design and advice- Environmental and energy efficiency advice- In house computer surveys- In house computer generated CAD modelling, 3D sketches, realistic visual images and fly- through of proposals- Project management of design and construction team - Full construction/production drawing preparation - Independent tendering and contractor selection - Building contract choice and administration- Monitoring of site works during construction period- Preparation of marketing, sales and legal brochures - Associated architectural services for all project sizes available.

Naish Waddington Architects

- Full architectural services for all project sizes- Environmental and energy efficiency advice- Full interior design services for all project sizes- Initial planning advice- Historic building advice- Master planning- Development appraisals for sites- Scheme yield and financial feasibility studies- Disabled access design and advice- In-house computer surveys- In-house physical model making to suit planning requirements- Coordinating professional model makers for marketing and presentation- In-house computer generated CAD modelling, visual images and fly-throughs- Illustrative sun path visualisations - Full construction/production drawing preparation - Project management of design and construction team- Tendering and contractor selection - Building contract choice and administration - Monitoring site works to ensure the required quality is maintained - Building defects appraisals and reports - Preparation of marketing, sales and legal brochures

SERVICES

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OUTLINE GUIDE TO YOUR DESIGN AND BUILD JOURNEY

PRE-DESIGN / CONCEPT

Pre-design allows a dialogue with clients, the best creative interiors stem from gaining a good understanding of the clients requirements. The conceptual and exploration phase, we determine the general layout, form and overall appearance of the project. Mood/material boards, Visuals and basic plans create the foundations for the next phases.

DESIGN / DEVELOPMENT

Design development allows us to further develop the concept, allowing details to be added including bespoke items or fittings as required. Full material finishes boards / schedules, plans, elevations, and sections are developed for client approval. At this stage the information can be conveyed to quantity surveyors for costing, or tendered to leading contractors.

REGULATIONS & SPACE PLANNING

This service allows you to understand if existing or proposed requirements fits your needs or chosen building. Planning, Building Control as well as other required building regulations are checked and changes submitted for approval. We also can advise on your future needs by space planning your businesses current and projected requirements in existing or new premises.

CONSTRUCTION PACKAGES

This is where the design is translated into technical information for the contractor. Working drawings and specifications are prepared to define in detail all the materials that are to be incorporated, where they are to be located and how they are to be constructed and installed. This is the stage where we fully coordinate our construction documents with architects and engineers.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

We review the construction schedule with the contractor and answer questions, review shop drawings, manufacturer’s drawings of different job elements to be incorporated into the project and certify progress payments from the contractors. As Contract Administrators we supervise the contractor throughout and determine Practical completion when the project is finished and ready for occupancy.

WHY CHOOSE US - APPROACH



3D Computer renderings allows us to fully realise the design within a real space. This means that with correct finishes and colour you will you see a true representation of our vision and of your space. The two images above show the CPA boardroom proposal (Left) and the final photo (right), which allowed us to make real world decisions on light fittings and furniture.


Computer aided visualisation allows us to make fast accurate design decisions within a true representative space, allowing you to fully realise the concept and space requirements. The level of visualisation can be from simple colour and block massing to photo realistic representations, all still space accurate and bespoke to your needs. Real finishes and furniture are used to ensure that the concept/design we propose is always achievable. Additional services include 3D fly through animations and high quality magazine ready images for promotional material.

VISUALISATION LEVELS AND STYLES

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The images and photographs above show the original design intention presented to the client and the resulting final (photographed) product. This is to highlight that our design concept visuals are here to give you the most accurate idea of what the final space will look like and while giving us a chance to look for problematic areas as well as ensure that the your spacial needs are meet. The level of rendering and detail depend on the requirements of the client and purpose of the visuals.

VISUALISATION - EXAMPLES




Where projects are constrained by various conditions such as budgeting or proposed continual occupation during refurbishment, Naish Waddington can prepare phasing drawings as well as programs to ensure that all of your requirements can and are achieved.

Example shown are phases 2-4 of the refurbishment works to increase and improve facilities for the Emergency department at the General Hospital.

Worked in conjunction with various departments at the hospital, the main task was to maintain a level of service equal to their current requirements as well as understand that this was a live department. Fire strategies had to be worked out as well as access routes established for staff and contractors.

Works completed October 2010

Jersey General Hospital Emergency department


ROOM LOGISTICS

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DETAIL / CONSTRUCTION PACKAGES - GENERAL ARRANGEMENT LAYOUTS

General arrangements, layout plans and elevation examples. Shown is a complete floor plate layout including furniture and carpet arrangements, but equally important are individual rooms such as WC layouts which require an increased level of detail. Elevations are also included and used where required to show any additional detail such as graphics or signage. We often include visualisation and direct references to ensure final quality and understanding of what we want to achieve.




Examples of detail drawings from large joinery items such as reception desks to bespoke screens as well as standard installation items such as suspended ceiling systems and partitions. These detail drawings ensure quality and consistency of finishing as well as giving the contractor/QS the ability to cost items before construction.

DETAIL / CONSTRUCTION PACKAGES - DETAIL DRAWINGS


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WHY CHOOSE US - TIME FRAMENaish Waddington Architects & Interiors understand that time is money. As such we are used to working within teams to very tight deadlines, and are always prepared to put the effort in to meet the agreed time scales.

Working in conjunction with the design team we implement management tools during design & construction development to highlight when key decisions, long lead procurement and early manufacture need to be determined to minimise risk and remain on programme.



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