University of Northampton

Open Access | Year: 2017 | Sector: Education

Overview

Turvec designed and installed a bespoke 50 bike shelter, with a living roof outside the Senate Building of the University of Northampton’s £350m Waterside Campus. The brown roof and membrane system is supported with galvanised sub-fixed shelter legs and connecting joints into the existing wall.

Delivery team:

Rupert Turvec - Team Member image

Rupert Harvey-Scholes

Tito Turvec Team Member

Tito Vidotto

Design team:

Liam Turvec - Team Member image

Liam Carroll

George Turvec - Team Member

George Hosegood

Objectives

  • Sheltered parking for 50 bikes
  • Brown roof, PVC membrane and roofcell system
  • Shelter fixed into concrete wall
  • Stainless steel Sheffield bike racks

Products

  • Sheffield stands – simple, functional storage
  • Bespoke cycle shelter
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Sheffield Cycle Stand

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What clients have said

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"My colleagues and I are getting to and from work without our bikes breaking down!"

Rolls-Royce

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"Fab customer service all round. The installation looks fantastic and is a great addition to our on-site services."

Croxley Park

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2017

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