Open Youth Venue, Norwich
The work comprised the conversion of a grade II listed banking hall, previously occupied by Barclays Bank, into the Norwich Youth Venue to be known as 'Open'.
View case study
Whitlingham Boathouse, Trowse
John Youngs began working on the new 510 square-metre, two-storey boathouse in October 2010 with the installation of pile-driven concrete foundations.
View case study
University of East Anglia, EDU Refurbishment
Works began in July 2010 and consisted of upgrading outdated rooms to create a modern working environment for social sciences faculty staff at the University of East Anglia in Norwich.
View case study
Greenfields Care Home, Hales
We originally built Greenfields Care Home in Hales 20 years ago. Due to a change of owners and higher specifications for residential care, John Youngs revisited Greenfields in July 2010.
View case study
Hopton Village Hall
John Youngs began construction on Hopton Village Hall in January 2010, replacing a hall that dated back decades and reflected the building vogue of those years - from asbestos to Crittall metal windows.
View case study
Angiography Suite, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital
We began work on the 20 x 12-metre single-storey extension to the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital's angiography suite in January 2010.
View case study
Caistor St Edmund Church
John Youngs began repair and extension works at Caistor St Edmund Church in Caistor St Edmund in September 2010.
View case study
Carrow House Conservatory, Norwich
John Youngs began work on this listed Boulton and Paul Conservatory in August 2009. The conservatory measures some 20 metres by 8 metres and is part of Carrow House in Norwich, itself a listed building on which John Youngs has carried out a previous refurbishment.
View case study
Carrow House, Norwich
The environmental improvement works comprised the re-roofing of 1,200 square-metre Carrow House, a Victorian mansion in central Norwich. The building currently houses the Costume and Textile Study Centre but was previously the home of the Colman family.
View case study
EPIC Studios, Norwich
In September 2009 John Youngs undertook works to repair the fire escape of this Norwich film studio located in Magdalen Street (part of the Norwich University College of the Arts).
View case study
Belton Sports Pavilion
John Youngs started work on the new 350 square-metre pavilion at the New Road, Belton, Great Yarmouth site in March 2009.
View case study
Mile End Surgery, Norwich
Works involved construction of a 70 square-metre extension to a medical practice that has been in existence on its present site since the 1940's. The Mile End Building was acquired by The Castle Partnership in 1976 and is one of the Norwich practice's three surgeries.
View case study
Upper King Street, Norwich
John Youngs began works in March 2010 on a 12-week refurbishment of the ground and first floors of the four-storey premises in Norwich which stands on the corner of two leading throughfares, Upper King Street and Prince of Wales Road.
View case study
Rouen Road Offices, Norwich
Refurbishment works to transform an office block from the sixties into more modern accommodation began in July 2009.
View case study
All Saints Church, Thurlton
John Youngs began work on re-roofing the 15th Century All Saints Church at Thurlton, south Norfolk, in April 2010.
View case study
Stalham First School, Sure Start Centre
John Youngs finished working on the construction of a children's community centre located on the premises of Stalham First School in March 2009.
View case study
Victory Hall, New 'Eco' Village Hall, Neatishead
John Youngs began work on the new eco village hall for Neatishead, on the Norfolk Broads, in February 2009.
View case study
The Narthex, Norwich, St.John the Baptist Roman Catholic Cathedral
John Youngs began work on the Narthex at St John's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Norwich, in February 2009. The grade I listed cathedral is considered to be the most complete example of neo-gothic ecclesiastical architecture in the country and has been designated as one of the city's 12 most important buildings
View case study
Blofield Surgery
John Youngs began works on a new extension of this busy Norfolk GP's surgery in June 2009. Works involved the construction of a new dispensary and waiting area at the Blofield surgery, enhancing the services offered to patients, while offices and a meeting room have ensured the growing practice runs smoothly.
View case study
CT Scanner Room, Norfolk & Norwich Hospital
John Youngs commenced work on a new CT Scanner Room for The Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital in September 2009 and works were completed by the end of November. The creation of this room enabled the hospital to acquire a third CT scanner so more patients can be treated each day.
View case study
Griston Church, Norwich
Refurbishment and roof repairs to St Peter's and St Paul's Church, Griston, were undertaken by John Youngs in April 2009.
View case study
Bradbury Activity Centre, Norfolk
John Youngs started work in late September 2008 for the Norfolk and Norwich Association for the Blind (NNAB) on an activity centre designed especially for people with sight problems.
View case study
St George's Entrance, University College of the Arts, Norwich
John Youngs began work on the landmark St George's building at Norwich University College of the Arts during the summer of 2009 to create a new entrance adjacent to the existing entrance.
View case study
Maritime Museum, Great Yarmouth
The project comprised the conservation, alterations and restoration of a derelict fish-curing works to create one of the biggest maritime museums of its kind in the country.
View case study
Yellows Diner, Norwich City Football Club
The works comprised the gutting of a former English pub known as Scores, set within Norwich City Football Club, and transforming it in to a New York-style diner named 'Yellows' in just 10 weeks.
View case study
Busy Bees Nursery, Norwich
The works comprised of demolition of the existing car park and traditional construction of a Day Nursery at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital.
View case study
Trattoria Rustica Restaurant, Norwich
This project involved John Youngs creating a new kitchen at a top city centre Italian restaurant, Trattoria Rustica. The location of this 16th Century grade II listed building in Princes Street in the centre of Norwich, meant that the team had to operate within the confines of a courtyard.
View case study
DC10 Print Facility for Cambridge Assessment, Duxford
Work was carried out on a new print facility for education client Cambridge Assessment and comprised the design and construction of a mezzanine floor within an existing warehouse in order to form a print facility within the premises. The warehouse remained operational throughout.
View case study
Job Centre Plus, Copperfield House, Great Yarmouth
The works comprised a two-storey addition to the existing Job Centre in Great Yarmouth. The finished extension blends with the existing building, and its construction of semi-engineering brick and blockwork complies with the Government regulations for buildings to be blast proof.
View case study
Job Centre Plus, Townsend House, Thetford
John Youngs undertook works on the Job Centre Plus (JCP), Townsend House, Thetford, to help staff cope with their increasing workload. This involved expanding into empty premises next door which involved two phases of work, as the building had to remain operational throughout.
View case study
St Stephens Gate Medical Centre, Wessex Street, Norwich
The works included the design and construction of a new Medical Centre on Wessex Street in Norwich.
View case study
Biomass Boiler, Roman Catholic Cathedral of St.John the Baptist, Norwich
John Youngs began work on a new Eco-Mass boiler for the cathedral after completing 'The Narthex' project in January 2010 as the cathedral decided to adopt a new-age approach to its use of natural resources.
View case study
Palace Street Offices, Norwich
John Youngs started work in May 2006 after completing enabling works on the former Bussey's garage site located on Palace Street, a site which nestles in the shadow of Norwich Cathedral. An eight-week archaeological dig uncovered new information about Norwich's medieval past and revealed hundreds of fragments, and traces of ancient cellars.
View case study
