A complete transformation
The refurbishment and reconfiguration of Sully House involved the transformation of a two-storey brick-built building into eight self-contained living and bedroom spaces designed for emergency accommodation use.
The project required a comprehensive internal overhaul to upgrade the building’s functionality, compliance, and long-term suitability for residential occupancy.
Extensive internal reconfiguration
The works included the installation of new mechanical and electrical services throughout, alongside the incorporation of photovoltaic (PV) panels to improve the building’s energy efficiency and sustainability.
Extensive internal reconfiguration was carried out through the installation of new partition walls, including acoustic enhancements to ensure adequate sound separation and occupant comfort within the shared accommodation setting.
A fully refurbished facility
Minor structural alterations were undertaken where required to support the new layout, including modifications to drainage systems to accommodate updated service arrangements. The project also involved full internal refurbishment works, with new finishes applied throughout to deliver a modern, durable, and fit-for-purpose living environment, and groundworks for new sleeping pods.
Careful coordination was required to integrate building services, structural modifications, and architectural upgrades within the existing building fabric. The completed works successfully delivered a fully refurbished facility, providing high-quality emergency accommodation spaces that meet current standards for safety, comfort, and efficiency.
