By placing glazing at ground level on the southern facade, the boundary between the internal lounge and external terrace, as well as the internal and external pools, is blurred and movement is encouraged between them. The activities seen inside are an advertisement for the club and encourage users outside to explore the possible activities inside. Glazing is used extensively in areas of maximum activity within the building and used sparingly elsewhere, to give the building a feeling of vibrant activity. We have extensive experience in sports and leisure architecture, having worked on major sporting venues such as football and rugby clubs, golf driving ranges, sports centers, and an Olympic international training venue. In addition to sports facilities, we have also designed restaurants, cafes, hotels and spas, and have been involved in the design of children’s adventure and activity centers. The three outdoor Tennis courts are covered by an inflatable air dome. The permanent air dome provides members with the opportunity to play day or night and more importantly in all weather. The curved shape of the dome and its maximum height are designed specifically to cater for LTA requirements based on court play and ball curvature. All Saints RC Church, commissioned by the 12th Duke of Norfolk in 1834, was the first public building in his scheme for the future development of Glossop. On 3rd February 1835 the foundation stone was laid by Thomas Ellison on behalf of the Duke. The church was officially opened on 11th July 1836. a b c "Work starts on Sheffield landmark property development | Sheffield Chamber of Commerce". www.scci.org.uk . Retrieved 2 May 2017.

When developing the building section, the principle aim was to minimise the amount of internal volume whilst providing a flexible space which could accommodate as many sports as possible. The building’s section allows the internal volume to be enclosed within a very efficient envelope, benefiting the end user as the building’s future maintenance and running costs will be significantly reduced. The club has been precisely detailed by our architects to achieve a well-insulated building to maximise air tightness and reduce heat loss. Careful space planning using regulatory guidelines to increase efficiency by limiting circulation spaces and maximise active spaces. Matthew Ellison Hadfield died on 9th March 1885, survived by his wife Sarah, daughter of William Frith of Angel Street, Sheffield, whom he married in 1839, Chelsea, London; his son Charles and three daughters. HCD is an an equal opportunity employer and are committed to a policy of treating all our employees and job applicants equally. It is our policy to take all reasonable steps to employ and promote employees on the basis of their abilities and qualifications without regard to race, religion, colour, sex, age, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, children or domestic obligations. The architectural design for the project was undertaken by Sheffield-based architects firm Hadfield Cawkwell Davidson Ltd. [27] [28] [22] [20] [7] The initial planning application for a development at Boston Street, including "Demolition of existing buildings and erection of 3 buildings" was received by Sheffield City Council in Autumn 2014, including plans for a 21-storey tower. [24] [29] [30] [7] The application was granted conditionally for the demolition of existing buildings and the erection of a mixed-use development of 3 buildings comprising an oriental cash and carry supermarket, retail and commercial space, business accommodation and student apartments. [9] [31] [32] [33] [34] [35]The main focus of the club's exterior is the 25-meter outdoor heated swimming pool, which features a heated kids' pool and a south-facing terrace to maximize the number of usable hours and enhance the value of the relaxation and pool area for members. The principal clubroom area and internal pool open up onto the external terrace, creating interconnected views and linking internal and external uses. All external lighting uses energy-efficient LED light sources. The hard landscaping materials are used to define the various functional zones of the terrace and spa garden areas. HCD became involved with the project in early 2009 to help deliver a building that complied with the developer’s planning obligation whilst remaining within a tight budget.

Hadfield Cawkwell Davidson is a leading sports and leisure facility architect based in Sheffield. With a focus on the health and wellbeing sector, we work with clients nationally and internationally to design facilities that meet the requirements for training, competition, socializing, and education in fitness and leisure. Our success as a practice is built on the talents and expertise of our team, and we are committed to continuous professional development and improvement in our designs and technical capabilities. At the heart of David Lloyd Bicester, the substantial clubroom provides members with the opportunity to relax, socialise and work is at the centre of the building. The generous club room comprises of zoned dining, fully licenced bar, business hub, adult lounge and dedicated family areas for little ones, containing a soft play and children’s activity spaces. Between 1850-1854 several works were completed. The Duke of Norfolk School was the first Grammar School in Glossop, commissioned by the 13th Duke of Norfolk, next to the Parish Church. A new vicarage was built, now the Old Vicarage, and the spire of the Parish Church was re-modelled. St Charles Borromeo, HadfieldOn returning to Sheffield, in 1834, he founded his practice. His first commission was to design a monument to the 402 citizens of Sheffield who died in the cholera epidemic of 1832. Partnerships Planning application: Demolition of existing buildings and erection of 3 buildings". planningapps.sheffield.gov.uk . Retrieved 16 March 2017. The whole project was an exercise in creating value where it is most vital. The interior spaces burst with rich tones and premium furnishings while the external facades are allowed to be simple materially responding to the environment with a natural and authentic timber. We cannot do what we do without the enthusiasm, commitment and passion of our teams, they are crucial in providing the supportive and educational environment that we have sought to promote. Facing a difficult brief motivates our teams to succeed and deliver a project that often surpasses client expectations. We love what we do and put that energy into our projects to stimulate and inspire through architecture.