McPhillips was the principal contractor for the redevelopment of the existing Dogs Trust Rehoming Centre near Darlington between June 2018 and February 2021. This contract period was affected by a three month shutdown during the Covid-19 pandemic.
It was critically important that the centre remained functional and open to the public throughout the project so we agreed a phased approach and activities with the centre manager.
Six new buildings were constructed on the site with a further four being refurbished providing a total floor area of 3784m2.
The rehoming building is a 1629m2 single storey new build constructed using a steel frame, SFS infill and sinusoidal cladding to the walls and roof with the addition of cedral wall cladding. This building provides the main public reception area, thirty kennels, training barn, behavioural assessment and sponsored dog areas.
The vet suite is a refurbished single storey building of 85m2 containing a fully equipped operating theatre and recovery kennels. A new 133m2 building was also provided for the hydrotherapy suite and treadmill.
Two new steel framed and cladded intake buildings were constructed measuring 471m2 each and providing thirty kennels in total.
Rebuilding the Dogs Trust rehoming centre in Evesham — six new buildings and 80 kennels.
McPhillips were commissioned to undertake the Capital Works Element (refurbishment works) to three leisure centres run by Freedom Leisure…
A welfare-led rehoming centre for up to 210 dogs, continuing McPhillips’ long-running national relationship with Dogs Trust.