Paper Garden Community Project

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The project team has supported Global Generation to deliver their new classroom at their Paper Garden site.

Bringing both trade and technical expertise to the project, the team has provided project, commercial, and programme management throughout the build, as well as a full-time labourer on site for six months.

Working with Global Generation and their Architects, the team has developed and managed a robust programme and budget for the build. They have utilised their network of subcontractors and suppliers to source donated services and materials, including salvaged materials from the demolition of another of the contractors project.

The project team have treated the Paper Garden project as one of their own and volunteered a dedicated project manager for the project, providing essential expertise to Global Generation.

This will benefit the local community for the following years, providing vital learning space for children whilst being a sustainably sourced project from start to completion.

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Published 7 December 2023
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