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28th Jan 2020Oxford University Capital Projects Framework
Gray Baynes + Shew LLP are delighted to have been appointed to join Oxford University’s £1.5bn Capital Projects Partner Framework.
With eight shortlisted bidders in total, the Framework for projects of £20 million and above was awarded to three teams for five years, with an option to extend to ten years. During this time, the University expects to invest around £120m - £150m per year on both new and refurbished facilities in order to guarantee the further sustainability of its spaces.
The development, which includes research, teaching and residential facilities, will take...
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11th Jun 2019Construction works start at St John's College
Construction work is starting this month on a major refurbishment of The Judges’ House; number 16 St Giles’ Oxford. The building, owned by St John’s College, dates from 1702 and has a Grade II* Listing. The work also involves the construction of a new basement kitchen, improvement of toilet facilities and access...
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13th Mar 2019Planning Approval for a New Social at Radley College
We are pleased to announce that following a 12 month negotiated process that we have recently received planning consent from the Vale of White Horse for a new Social (Boarding House) for Radley College, located within the Oxfordshire Green Belt. The new Social will provide the college with first class residential and...
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28th Feb 2017RICS Shortlists Corpus Christi Chapel for 2017 Award
Gray Baynes + Shew attended the 2017 Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors Awards where the Grade 1 Listed chapel at Corpus Christi College, Oxford was shortlisted. Congratulations to the winners Glynde Place, Glynde by Giles Quarme & Associates. i
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13th May 2015Royal Engineers Museum at Brompton
Gray Baynes + Shew is delighted to have been appointed by Babcock Land Ltd, a sub-contractor to Holdfast Training Services, for the refurbishment of the Royal Engineers Museum at Brompton Barracks in Gillingham, Kent. The building was originally constructed in 1905 and is Listed Grade II. It is one of only three...