Edmond Shipway, the multi-disciplinary construction consultancy based in Nottingham has recently completed work on a £200,000 project for Nottingham City Council.

As part of Nottingham's award-winning Local Education Partnership (LEP) which is a public private partnership between Nottingham City Council and inspiredspaces, Edmond Shipway have provided mechanical and electrical services for the new cafe kiosk and golf pavilion at Woodthorpe Grange Park in Sherwood, Nottingham.

Work began in January of this year to redevelop the current golf pavilion and provide a cafe kiosk and toilet facilities for the park. The new building has been designed by Marsh Grochowski Architects to complement its park surroundings and features a 'green' roof made of sedum which will encourage plants to grow and wildlife to visit. Built by A J Beaman Construction, the building extends out onto a terraced area which overlooks the newly designed children's playground.

Daman Ranby, director and head of mechanical and electrical consultancy at Edmond Shipway said; "Very rarely does a unique project such as this come along, where small proportions lead to a striking architectural solution. We are delighted to have been part of the team who has transformed this green space for the people of Nottingham to enjoy."

The new facilities will be officially opened later this month by Nottingham City Council.