Maxi Construction has wide-ranging experience in the provision of community facilities including arts venues, sports and leisure facilities and visitors centres.
Location: Falkirk
Summary: New Visitor Centre with sedum roof at Helix Park in Falkirk.
Description of Works: Construction of a 450m2 visitor centre, within a busy public park, providing an interactive visitor experience area, restaurant, shop, toilet facilities and an office.
Location: Glasgow
Summary: Refurbishment and redevelopment of Grade B listed Glasgow Women’s library.
Description of Works: Refurbishment & redevelopment works to a partially occupied Grade B listed library building to provide an informal reading area with open plan mezzanine area, a tea bar, meeting areas, display/exhibition space, an archive room and storage area.
Location: Edinburgh
Summary: Reconstruction of a historic stone cottage using partly salvaged original materials.
Description of Works: Reconstruction of a 2-storey historic stone cottage using some salvaged materials from the original 1764 Georgian building designed by architects John Adam and James Craig.
Location: Edinburgh
Summary: Construction of a new arts facility for Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop.
Description of Works: Construction of a new 1200m2 arts facility comprising sculpture bays, project spaces, café with roof terrace and courtyard and featuring a 23m high triangular tower.
Location: Edinburgh
Summary: New build visitors centre for The City of Edinburgh Council.
Description of Works: New visitors centre, for The City of Edinburgh Council at Castlepark Cemetery, providing a waiting area and toilet facilities.
Location: Linlithgow
Summary: Refurbishment and extension to Linlithgow’s Grade A listed Burgh Halls.
Description of Works: Dating back to 1670, Linlithgow Burgh Halls is a unique landmark building at the heart of the historic town.
Bruntsfield House Edinburgh