sainsbury's
petrol filling stations
Martindales have been working in the Petroleum industry for 25 years as Architects and Project Managers for major oil companies and petroleum retailers.
We are currently working on the entire PFS portfolio for Sainsbury's, the briefs of which include replacement of existing petroleum infrastructures, new build sites and re-imaging of existing sites.
As a member of the Institute of Petroleum and the APEA, we have expertise in delivering projects at all levels, from re-piping and tank installations, refurbishment and extension of existing sites through to new build Petrol Filling Stations, Convenience Stores, Roadside and Motorway Services Areas.
We are currently working on the entire PFS portfolio for Sainsbury's, the briefs of which include replacement of existing petroleum infrastructures, new build sites and re-imaging of existing sites.
As a member of the Institute of Petroleum and the APEA, we have expertise in delivering projects at all levels, from re-piping and tank installations, refurbishment and extension of existing sites through to new build Petrol Filling Stations, Convenience Stores, Roadside and Motorway Services Areas.
daimler chrysler
head office, milton keynes
This project is a £4.25m development which links the existing administration building with a logistics centre. This high profile development consists of three storeys of combined office and retail display area and also a new entrance and reception.
On the ground floor there is an extensive showroom space which is intended to showcase the wide range of the company’s products including articulated trucks. This part of the building has a feature treble-height curtain wall curved in a shallow S-shape.
The upper floors of the extension are set back from the curved façade such that meeting rooms and office space look down on the showroom.
On the ground floor there is an extensive showroom space which is intended to showcase the wide range of the company’s products including articulated trucks. This part of the building has a feature treble-height curtain wall curved in a shallow S-shape.
The upper floors of the extension are set back from the curved façade such that meeting rooms and office space look down on the showroom.
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