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DAVID LLOYD LEISURE CLUBS

Atom Consultants has designed 3 of the Next Generation Clubs, now known as David Lloyd Leisure Clubs. David Lloyd Leisure is synonymous with high quality fitness facilities, employing some 6,000 staff, including an expert health and fitness team of over 1,800 and the contracted services of over 450 tennis professionals. Their racquets facilities are second to none with 800 tennis courts, 180 badminton courts and 140 squash courts across the UK.

Atom Consultants acted as Structural Engineers and designed the entire structure for the leisure centres in Ipswich, Glasgow West End (Anniesland) and …. The key features of the design were the high arched roofs to accommodate for those pesky tennis balls, pools, and fitness studios.

SPORT & LEISURE:

” Atom Consultants delivered a highly efficient structural steel design for this new generation sports club. “

Nigel Pickard
Managing Director
Atlas Ward Structures

OTHER PROJECTS

$Pontefract Hospital, West Yorkshire$

Pontefract Hospital, West Yorkshire

Healthcare

Pontefract Hospital, designed by Avanti Architects and built by Balfour Beatty is a model for a new type of community hospital that delivers a range of non-acute services for its local population. A two storey square courtyard building adjacent to the main entrance provides outpatient accommodation, while the taller L-shaped building provides the more heavily serviced and increasingly private zones.

Pinderfields Hospital – Wakefield

Healthcare

The redevelopment of Pinderfields Hospital has been central to the reconfiguration of health services in the Wakefield area. The new construction involved 90,000m² of acute hospital space on a footprint of 22,000m², all on a brown field site.

Inverdee House, Aberdeen- Scottish Environment Protection Agency

Commercial

Inverdee House is an extensive project commissioned by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA). The building created a new office for SEPA and it’s laboratories and also for Scottish Natural Heritage and Joint Nature Conservation Committee. The intention in the design of this building was to reduce the impact on the environment through best practices of sustainable design and construction methods. The resulting building achieved a BREEAM excellent rating and an EPC A rating.