Stockwell Park High School

London Borough of Lambeth

Building Schools for the Future

The £28m Stockwell Park High School project involves the demolition of the existing school and reconstruction of a part three-storey, part four-storey building.

Stockwell Park High School has been designed for 1300 places for pupils aged 11-16 years, with a 15-place Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) unit and 100 staff.


The Approach

  • Faithful+Gould is providing contract administrator and project management services.
  • The school is remaining open and fully-functioning on site throughout the construction process and is being decanted into the new building in three phases.
  • The site has presented a number of physical challenges to construction, with multiple entrances, an irregular shape and existing mature trees.


Environment and Sustainability

  • The school is the first school to receive a rating of ‘Excellent' by the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (CABE).
  • The new building has been targeted to achieve a ‘Very Good' BREEAM rating.
  • The school has been designed for 15% energy consumption to be from renewable energy technology.


Completion

  • Phase 1: April 2009
  • Phase 2: July 2010
  • Phase 3: November 2010

 

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