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Sandwell Aquatics is a state of the art £60 million aquatics centre currently in development in Smethwick. This will be hosting the swimming and diving events for the Birmingham Commonwealth Games.

The regeneration of the historic church building involved two storey access on either side. The architect stated “The result strikes a balance between the requirements of a modern church and the old church buildings and has been designed to serve our large, young and growing congregation.”

The new joint venture will see a cooperation between Consett Academy and the Leisure Centre. It will involve the 1700 students locating to a brand new state of the art facility.

The £40m refurbishment of Leisure Plaza has been described as ‘huge and comprehensive’. The plans involved a new entrance, an upgraded capacity to 2500 seats. The building has now become a landmark and a hub for leisurely activity in the area.

This contemporary hotel is located in the centre of Sunderland and will comprise 125 guest bedrooms, a restaurant, bar and meeting room. The architect has stated that the building is “a key gateway to the city” and the building comes at a time when there is an increase in demand for accomodation in the city centre.

This contemporary hotel is located in the centre of Sunderland and will comprise 125 guest bedrooms, a restaurant, bar and meeting room. The architect has stated that the building is “a key gateway to the city” and the building comes at a time when there is an increase in demand for accomodation in the city centre.

Rotherham’s new £20m stadium with a capacity of 12,000 has certainly put the club on the map. The stadium also incorporates the exhibiting and banqueting space for around 600 guests. The stadium is certainly an attractive venue for the players, staff and fans.

The brand new refurbished stadium includes improvements to the main building on the west side of the ground and the construction of a brand new east stand to used by both the athletics and rugby fans. Built to combine modern technology with the best traditions of the sport, the complex comprises wider seating, an indoor training area which can be converted into a match-day bar with screens showing other games, a new PA system, a children’s crèche, shops and food outlets.

The stunning refurbishment of the Kensington Leisure Centre is part of the large scale regeneration in the local area worth around £50m. The lesiure centre incorporates three swimming pools, a 250 seat capacity spectating gallery, squash courts, a gym and a multi use sports hall. The architects studio e stated “The building designs were inspired by the educational vision and the constrained urban location. The building adopts a “ribbon” configuration, weaving around existing trees and preserving precious Public Realm”.