Woodburn Primary School was a project that was much needed in the community of Dalkeith, the scope of the project was to build an extension to the existing school building and refurbish the kitchen and canteen seating areas. This project provided the primary should with nine new classrooms an additional gym hall and various improvements to the surrounding play areas   as well as creatin a sensory garden with locally sourced wildflowers.

The nucleus building was a shared learning, teaching and social hub built in the heart of king’s buildings campus in Edinburgh. This beautiful building was designed by Sheppard Robson Architects and delivered by McLaughlin & Harvey, the building provides a large variety of spaces across the 5 levels of the building. Some of the spaces available within the building are lecture theaters, studio classrooms, specialist teaching rooms and other open spaces for collaboration like group pods and touchdown spaces.

PFP have installed a full range of British Gypsum internal metal stud partition systems within the project which required special attention to acoustic properties to meet the building’s demanding design requirements. The ceiling specifications required precise and complex installation and detailing and included British Gypsum plasterboard ceilings in conjunction with SAS metal ceilings, as well as Danotile and Zentia exposed grid installations. All ames taping and decoration finishing works were also carried out by PFP, with bright accent colours being used throughout the building

Moorpark primary school project was designed with energy efficiency and sustainability at its core to achieve this natural ventilation strategies were employed, and solar panels were installed to provide free renewable energy. The school provides space for 12 classes and a 24-place early years facility to the community of North Ayrshire.