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Opco will be completing a new residential apartment block next to
its earlier Aurora project for Persimmon at Swansea Point.

The project team will use Priority1+ for monitoring fit out progress and controlling quality.

Laing O'Rourke are redeveloping Cannon Street Station to provide a stylish mixed use development in the heart of the financial district, with a scheduled completion in 2010. The building will comprise over 400,000 Sq ft of office space, plus 17,000 Sq ft of retail accommodation. The development will also include a major renovation and modernisation of the London Underground ticket hall at Cannon Street station.

The project team will be using Priority1+ for managing quality and outstanding tasks.

ISG InteriorExterior have been awarded a £100 million project to construct Nido Spitalfields, a new-build 33-storey student accommodation development in London. The mixed-use scheme has been developed by Nido Student Living, a specialist student accommodation firm. The project is scheduled for completion by late summer 2010.

The team will use PDA’s to capture on-site tasks during the project.

BAM has won this BSF project to replace the current Cressex Community School. The new school will provide an 1,100-place secondary school with a Business and Enterprise specialist status. The building’s form is compact with three curriculum wings radiating from a central courtyard space. A fourth block accommodates the sports, assembly hall and main curriculum and social spaces.

The team knows Priority1 from a previous project (using Palm devices – things have moved on a bit since then!). They were keen to manage everything themselves and have been trained to set up and maintain the project as well as record snags.