Brockholes Wetlands & Woodlands Nature Reserve & Visitors Centre
Brockholes Wetlands and Woodlands Nature Reserve and Visitors Centre can be found nestled adjacent to the M6 Junction 31 Preston. The site covers over 100 hectares of a disused Sand Quarry.
The visitors centre has been constructed on top of a floating pontoon. Visitors approach the visitor centre via a jetty passing over a hydraulically operated draw bridge. Visitor attractions include a cafe, wildlife shop retail outlet selling local produce, as well as an Wildlife Trust exhibition centre.
Project Team Led by Dave Atherton
Architect : Adam Khan Architects | Contractors: Mansell Plc. | Building Services : Max Fordham | Structural Engineers : Price & Myers
Quantity Surveyors : Jackson Coles | Landscape Architects: Forestry Commission | Project Management Consultants: WDA Projects Ltd
BREEAM Assessors: Scott Hughes | CDM Co-ordinators: Lend Lease | Ecologist: Lancashire Wildlife Trust.
The visitors centre has been constructed on top of a floating pontoon. Visitors approach the visitor centre via a jetty passing over a hydraulically operated draw bridge. Visitor attractions include a cafe, wildlife shop retail outlet selling local produce, as well as an Wildlife Trust exhibition centre.
Project Team Led by Dave Atherton
Architect : Adam Khan Architects | Contractors: Mansell Plc. | Building Services : Max Fordham | Structural Engineers : Price & Myers
Quantity Surveyors : Jackson Coles | Landscape Architects: Forestry Commission | Project Management Consultants: WDA Projects Ltd
BREEAM Assessors: Scott Hughes | CDM Co-ordinators: Lend Lease | Ecologist: Lancashire Wildlife Trust.
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