Caedmon Hall exemplifies excellence in modern construction and refurbishment. Originally built in the early 20th century, it was last upgraded in 2004. This latest redevelopment revitalised a key educational facility, transforming it into a state-of-the-art learning environment that meets the evolving needs of students, educators, and the wider community. The project involved internal upgrades and external repairs, and the team remained mindful throughout to maintain the building’s historical integrity.
Externally roof slates, flashing, timber soffits and facias, downpipes and brickwork were carefully restored. Sensitive repairs were made to 192 timber sash windows to improve energy efficiency. By incorporating cutting edge digital technology, sustainable solutions, and a collaborative delivery approach, the project exceeded client expectations and ensured long term asset performance.
Caedmon Hall is a shining example of how intelligent design, digital innovation, and effective collaboration can transform educational facilities to support the next generation of learners.
Three Winning Facts:
- Sustainable Design – The project received an SKA Gold accreditation for sustainability, underscoring Tilbury Douglas’ commitment to sustainability through efficient energy use and the integration of modern technologies in heritage buildings.
- An Emphasis on Social Value – We contributed an additional £10,000 to local community groups via the YOR4Good fund, reinforcing our commitment to making a positive impact in the communities it serves.
- Seamless Collaboration & Stakeholder Engagement – The project was a model of best practice teamwork, ensuring successful delivery through close collaboration with the client, design teams, and local community.
