Address of Property: Land at Matilda Street and Brittain Lane, Sheffield S1 4QF

Price Stated: Not Available

Registered Owner (s): SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY of City Campus, Pond Street, Sheffield

Lander (s): None

Policy Area and Allocation: Flexible Use Area

Boundaries: Cultural Industries Quarter

Area: Approximately 538m2

• Ground Floor : 187.39 m2
• First Floor : 191.88 m2
• Second Floor : 193.48 m2
• Average Building Height : 3.5m for each floor

Tall Building and View

Land Uses in Policy Areas

City Centre Design

Furthermore. we need to prepare and evaluate a proposal for a development of the Matilda Street site based on technical, sustainable and economic to maximize the potential for this location. Alternative options is needed to discuss for discounting them in this cases.

The development of the Matilda Street site will be proposed for refurbishment and the existing functionality of the building will changed into budget hotel.

The three (3) stories height of the propose development will be remain due to the height of buildings in the vicinity. Wall partition will be added for increasing the numbers of rooms of budget hotel.

• Testing on strengthen of foundation
  
• Trial pits are used to expose the existing foundation and assess their suitability and capability
  
• Jacking methods of insertion are used in underpinning existing structures
  

• Evaluate the condition of roof and structure of the proposal budget hotel
  
• Test method able to delineate regions in a structures of poor quality or deteriorated concrete.
  
• Rebound hammer test is carrying out to find out the compressive strength of concrete in columns and beams
  
• Steel bracing are used for strengthening
  

• CCTV will be installed 
  
• Fencing will install along all boundaries for safety purpose
  
• Obviously signboard must provide as guide for visitors and workers to minimize the accident that may happen in site
  
• Fire sprinkler have to set up in every guest room of budget hotel as well as detection and alarm systems
  
• All the fire protection installed in compliance with nationally recognized
  
• standards and maintained by qualified technicians
  

• Keep the building in good condition
  
• Replacement or maintenance on a major piece of equipment in budget hotel
  
• Prolong the life and efficiency of the equipments with the ultimate goal of expands the long life cycle of budget hotel
  
• Room maintenance - frequency of inspections for both guest and meeting rooms, generating work order to schedule, correct deficiencies
  
• Breakdown maintenance - prevent an impact, safety or detrimental to the smooth flow of production that keeps other departments operational
  

• Less carbon intensive and carries free environmental impacts
  
• Impact of low energy refurbishment is much greener than demolition and rebuild
  
• Prolong the lifetime of existing building by reducing the materials flows
  
• More sustainable solution then demolition and reconstruction
  
• Present a clear advantages in time, cost, community impact, prevention of building sprawl, reuse of existing infrastructure and protection of existing communities
  
• Significantly reduction of energy use in buildings in both the short and long term.