Three Chamberlain Square

We at King & Moffatt Building Services are excited to be part of the team that delivered Three Chamberlain Square, Birmingham’s most sustainable new workplace, which has now been handed over to the developer and asset manager MEPC Limited. King & Moffatt designed and installed the full MEP services working closely with our valued client Sir Robert McAlpine from the outset.

Three Chamberlain Square is one of the UK’s most sustainable SMART-enabled commercial buildings as it secures NABERS 5*, BREEAM Outstanding, and LEED Platinum ratings, as well as an EPC A rating. This ten-storey building champions innovation while adapting to its historic location, drawing inspiration from the surrounding red terracotta buildings.

Eamonn Dunne, who led the project for King & Moffatt Building Services, said: “Three Chamberlain Square has been partnering at its very best. Sir Robert McAlpine and the client, MEPC, have embraced King & Moffatt as a key partner to deliver this scheme from the outset. We have been able to add value throughout the design and construction process because of this early engagement. From the very start the Paradise scheme had aspirations to be one of the most sustainable commercial developments in the country and we have proudly achieved this goal. Early in the process King & Moffatt built fully operational benchmarks, which ultimately enabled building control sign-off 6-weeks prior to practical completion and achieved defect-free install at PC. Our team has been amazing throughout, with great thanks to our supply chain and staff for following the client’s strategy and working so hard. All involved should be very proud. Another big thank you to Chris Hucknall and all of the SRM team for prioritising the MEP, which has led to such a high quality finish to our install.”

Congratulations to the whole project team on delivering this stunning building!

The team has also included: Adams Consulting Group, Arup, AtkinsRéalis, Carbon.Climate.Certified, CORE, Cundall, INASUS, MPB STRUCTURES, Turley and Weedon Architects.

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