Sport & Leisure centres

CDI has provided mechanical and electrical engineering services consultancy for a new Clubhouse at Dundonald Links Golf Course. The project was done up to BIM Level 2. Our design duties included initial assessment of the utility supplies; MEP strategy and scheme design, provision of the ER specification for tender. During the construction stage, our engineers were on site to monitor installation, testing and commissioning to ensure compliance. MEP systems include: a mechanical ventilation via air handling units and heat recovery mechanical ventilation, daylight dimming for light sources and low U values producing an as-built EPC A rated building.

Completed another stunning Third Space Gym in Moorgate London.

This is one of the few of their extraordinary health clubs that has its own Combat Room!
Only minutes away from Moorgate and Liverpool Street station this exclusive gym is 2465sqm of gym floors all creatively designed.
CD International has provided a concept and detailed design for building services and contractor's coordination on site, followed by an Energy Performance Certificate.
The total area for this gym is 2465m2 Distributed over the Ground floor, Basement Level 1, Basement Level2 and Basement Level 3.

Client: Third Space
Architect: Ant Architecture
Interior: Studio RHE
M&E Design: CD International BSE
Project and Cost Management: MESH Construction Consultancy
Design: Woodford Interiors
Lighting: Optelma
Electrical Contractor: Frederick Thomas
Mechanical Contractor: Churchill & Blakedown Mechanical Services
Acoustic specialist: Red Acoustic

Completed Third Space Gym in Wood Wharf London. Sister Gym to Canary Wharf.
Covering 2 Floors with Stunning Views, with its Hot Yoga Studio, 20M Pool and Reformer Pilates Studio its a Hit!

CD International has provided a concept and detailed design for building services and contractor's coordination on site, followed by an Energy Performance Certificate.

The total area for this gym is 2000m2 Distributed over 2nd and 3rd Floors of Complex Building in E14.
Client: Third Space
Architect: Ant Architecture
Interior: Studio RHE
M&E Design: CD International BSE
Project and Cost Management: MESH Construction Consultancy
Design: WFC
Lighting: Optelma
Electrical Contractor: TEI Electrical Limited
Mechanical Contractor: FWP UK Ltd
Acoustic specialist: Red Acoustic

Swimming pool:
New and improved pool complex at Weymouth Bay features refurbished heated indoor and outdoor pools, and a Lazy River.
Installation of cyclonic filters as a pre-filter to the two existing sand filters on the Lazy River, including an intelligent inverter control and inverter set to regulate the flow of water based on the water quality. This allows to reduce filter maintenance and frequency of backwashing, save water and extend the life of existing filters.

Services Provided - Building Services Engineering – Mechanical & Electrical Design Works.

The proposed development will comprise of 13№ residential suites presented across three levels (lower ground, upper ground first floor) split across 6№ buildings, all serviced withs pools, bars, outdoor seating / stage areas and a central communal living space. A further building provides accommodation for “live in” staff and also houses central MEPH plant that services all buildings, garage areas and a leisure space.

Gas to the development will be provided via a client owned LPG infrastructure. Due to the gradient of the plot, foul drainage from all buildings and adjacent ancillary areas was designed to discharge directly to grinder pump stations.

The development was designed to utilise a range of renewable sources, which included the provision of Photovoltaic, Solar Thermal systems and air source heat pumps. Heating and cooling within all buildings was delivered by concealed fan coil units.

CDI’s duties included load assessments for the development as a whole, full performance related duties to produce MEPH employer’s requirements documents (specifications and drawings), fully co-ordinated suites of drawings using 3D modelling software, in support of MEPH contractors providing design proposals and outturn install works to marry with the same to accommodate the works referenced above.

Thereafter, our commission is to provide a “watching brief” to ensure that the MEPH contractors design proposals and outturn installations works are all provided in accordance with employer’s requirements.

Another superb Third Space Gym completed - Wimbledon London.

In the stylish Centre Court, this gym has a 21 Ic7 Bike Spin Studio, with its unique light displays and fantastic sound system its a joy to work out!!!
After a class, relax in the 25m Pool and the wonderful 18,000sqft Spa with its own 15 person Hydropool.
CD International has provided a concept and detailed design for building services and contractor's coordination on site, followed by an Energy Performance Certificate.

The total area for this gym is 4384m2 Distributed over the Ground floor, Ground Floor Mezzanine, Level 1, Level2 and 3.
Client: Third Space
Architect: Quadrant Design
Interior: Studio RHE
M&E Design: CD International BSE
Project and Cost Management: MESH Construction Consultancy
Design: Woodford Interiors
Lighting: Optelma
Electrical Contractor: Frederick Thomas
Mechanical Contractor: Churchill & Blakedown Mechanical Services
Acoustic specialist: Red Acoustic

Newley Opened SW8 Third Space Gym, the trendiest place to be!

28,000sqft of training space, under curved brickwork, recalling the original Power Station, this fantastic club has its own dedicated HIIT Studio, Elieko weightlifting area along with its custom built Rig.

CD International has provided a concept and detailed design for building services and contractor's coordination on site, followed by an Energy Performance Certificate.
The total area for this gym is 2622m2 Distributed over the Ground floor and Lower Ground Floor.

Client: Third Space
Architect: Quadrant Design
Interior: Studio RHE
M&E Design: CD International BSE
Project and Cost Management: MESH Construction Consultancy
Design: Woodford Interiors
Lighting: Optelma
Electrical Contractor: Lumens
Mechanical Contractor: Churchill & Blakedown Mechanical Services
Acoustic specialist: Red Acoustic

The environmentally-conscious central leisure building allows visitors to enjoy a wide-range of luxury facilities, including a bar, bistro and restaurant; farm shop; gym, health club and spa; indoor swimming pool; and golf simulator.
With a real emphasis on luxury, the opening of Cheddar Woods sets new standards for the industry, and marks the start of exciting expansion plans for Darwin Holiday and Leisure Parks.

Services Provided - Building Services Engineering – Mechanical & Electrical Design Works.

The Cabot St Lucia development is currently under construction and when completed will be a purpose built, privately operated, golf course and holiday resort which consists of 315№ building lots spread across 96,750m2. The development will consist of a wide variety of buildings such as private villas, Bars, Club Houses, Comfort Stations, communal pools/spas and a fitness centre.

The development is served via a site wide electrical, water and drainage infrastructure, in which CDI assisted with the design by providing loads assessments for the individual lots detailed above.

CDI was involved in the design of a number of different lot designs which could then be employed as templates the principals of which are to be applied across remaining lots.

Each of the lots predominantly utilise Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHP) to provide heating and cooling, this is fed into the building via concealed Fan Coil Units (FCUs) and into the domestic water heating systems and pool heating via buffer vessels. All Gas to the sites is provided via small gas cylinder storage. The residential lots contain Solar Photo Voltaic (PV) and solar thermal water heating systems. In the event of mains failures, all buildings have been designed to be served via a standby backup generator with integrated battery back-up systems.

The Bars and Restaurants within the development required CDI to design fully compliant kitchen ventilation systems with odour control due to the high-quality requirements and the buildings being a small footprint.

CDI’s duties included MEPH load assessments for the development as a whole, full performance related duties to produce MEPH employer’s requirements documents (specifications and drawings) fully co-ordinated suites of drawings using 3D modelling software, all in support of MEPH contractors providing full design proposals and outturn install works to marry with the same to accommodate the new build works referenced above.

Thereafter, our commission will include a “watching brief” to ensure that the MEPH contractors design proposals and outturn installations are provided in accordance with the employer’s requirements.

The site will feature a pool, members' lounge, five group exercise studios, hot yoga studio, gym equipment and a cryotherapy chamber. Personal Training Sessions and classes, a laundry and medical services will be available to the customers.
Our London office has completed the full design for the MEP building services, from the concept to the commissioning on site. The space restriction within the densely built up area of The City of London required many creative solutions and careful planning and coordination.
Client's inspiration to provide energy efficiently running systems without compromising on the quality and comfort of the gym members and staff was also a challenging task. The installation of LED lighting throughout, application of heat recovery within Air Handling Units, a boiler plant incorporating condensing technology and load matching and inverter driven energy efficient heat pumps have played a major role in reducing the energy consumption. Filters were installed in the AHU to remove harmful particles from the air plus incoming air stream will be disinfected by UV lamps.

Touring Block:
The development of two new Touring Facilities at Perran Sands provided the opportunity of incorporating a number of new low energy and sustainable technologies, as well as incorporating good practice low energy technologies.
The location of the new Touring Facilities dictated that the new buildings blended into the landscape, profiling the buildings within the dune landscape and providing a green roof so that it's naturally blended in with the local habitat.