The site was a former car storage facility off Omega Boulevard, Thorne, most of the site had a tarmac surface laid to falls.
The works included the breaking up of the tarmacadam, the removal of a woodland area, the lowering of the existing bund and the construction of three retail units with associated car parking.
An Aldi Foodstore unit (20,000 sq ft), a B&M unit (25,900 sq ft), with a 6,000 sq ft garden centre and a McDonalds Drive-Thru (4,400 sq ft). The units are steel framed buildings sitting on vibro stone columns with pad and strip footings and are cladded with composite panels, brickwork and shopfront glazing.
Internally we carried out the fit out of the B&M unit, this involved the forming of the back of house areas that created a staff, security, cash and managers office, unisex toilets and a disabled WC.
The McDonalds site included vibro stone columns with pad foundations in preparation of the pod installation. External works included the provision of 236 car parking spaces in tarmacadam, concrete service yard and pressed concrete for the McDonalds drive thru.
The drainage installation included 2 lengths of 1200Ø corrugated steel attenuation tanks (125m long), storing 270m³ of water. Car park lighting and street furniture throughout and landscaping scheme that enhances the surrounding area.
This site was located near a residential area and one of Jessops Construction focuses was to ensure that they had minimal impact on local community, during the construction phase.
This project was completed on time and within budget.
VALUE: £4.42M
Scheme
Retail
Area
South Yorkshire
Location
Thorne
Client
Quora
Collaborations
Aldi
B&M
McDonald's
Architect
The Harris Partnership
Structural Engineer
Breakwell Sumner Partnership
Value
£2m - £5m
Period
42 Weeks













