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ISG Jackson - Builds £3.9 million Green School for Essex County council

ISG Jackson has commenced work on a circa £3.9 million project with Essex County Council to build a new 210 place primary school south of Little Dunmow. Demand for primary school places within the area is very high and the new school, located on the Oakwood Park estate, provides the fast growing community with modern, purpose-built education facilities.
Oakwood Park Primary School has been designed to a very high environmental specification and is expected to achieve a ‘very good’ BREEAM industry rating. The building features a ‘living’ green sedum roof and rainwater harvesting system, which supplies water to flush toilets within the school. Timber solar shading panels will be installed on the building’s façade to reduce the need for artificial cooling, with under floor heating and an on site biomass boiler providing highly efficient heating.
Designed around a central courtyard, the part two-storey school has seven classrooms, open plan resource areas, therapy area, canteen and a large assembly/sports hall. The contractor will carry out an attractive landscaping scheme around the site and form a secure play area and car park, with the school set to open in time for the start of the new academic year in September 2008.
Ian Gifford, director of ISG Jackson's Public division, commented: "The strong environmental credentials of this new building highlight Essex County Council’s firm commitment to sustainable development within the community. Minimising the impact of new buildings within the environment is a key government aim and it is exciting to think that pupils will be learning about environmental issues in one of the county’s most sustainable new buildings.”

Email: nick.hann@isgplc.com


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