Stebon Primary School
Location: London Borough of Town Hamlets | |
Completion Status: Completed Spring 2015 | Occupancy: In use |
Architect: Rivington Street Studio Architects | Consultant: BDP, Architype |
Contractor: Bouygues UK | Client: London Borough of Tower Hamlets |
Certification: October 2015 | Certifier: WARM |
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Stebon primary school in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets completed a refurbishment in 2015 which includes:
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the construction of 1,250m2 new two-storey classroom block aiming for Passivhaus Standard.
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950m2 extensive remodelling completed outside of term time 2014.
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Expansion of the existing hall with 240m2 new kitchen & reception class wc extension
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a multi-use games area (MUGA) that will be open out-of-hours.
PHT Patron members Architype and Bouygues, who have extensive knowledge of delivering Passivhaus schools, acted as Passivhaus Consultants and Contractors on the scheme. The 2 stage design and build contract started February 2014 with completion in Spring 2015. Stebon primary school has now achieved Passivhaus certification.
Project teamClient: London Borough of Tower Hamlets Architect: Rivington Street Studio Architects Main contractor: Bouygues UK Structural Engineers: Cygnum Timber Engineering (superstructure/timber frame), Barrett Mahony Consulting Engineers (substructure and remodelling works) M&E consultant: BDP Quantity surveyor: Bouygues UK CDM Coordinator: Sweett Group Passivhaus Consultant: Architype Passivhaus Certifier: WARM |
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A glazed corridor connects the existing hall to the new timber clad extension. A large overhang is created by a brick frame which provides solar shading together with a brise soleil, to the south facing façade.
The specific heating demand of the building is predicted to be less that 15KWh/m2a, yielding energy savings of up to 80% compared to standard construction.
U-ValuesWall: 0.133W/m2.K Floor: 0.127W/m2.K Roof: 0.129 W/m2.K Glazing: 0.6W/m2.K |
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All image credits: Paul Riddle
We wanted a school that was simple, environmentally-friendly and created a comfortable educational environment for the children. The Passivhaus design meets all of these needs and, in fact, exceeds them.
Jeremy Iver & Joanna Franklin, co-head teachers.
The school was pipped to the post at claiming the Capital's first Passivhaus school by Passivclass, a modular classroom designed to Passivhaus standard for Smallwood primary school located in the London Borough of Wandsworth.
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