Case Studies

J & J Carter were contracted by Loddon Hotel Ltd., owners of The Mill House Hotel to replace their existing 38 year old marquee facility with a modern structure.

J & J Carter were appointed to design and install fabric architecture in the form of a ceiling feature to the atrium of the three storey office block in Newbury.

The development incorporates a wide range of innovative features to achieve a practical yet striking building with exemplary environmental performance.

Even though BALTIC opened to the public in July 2002, the first BALTIC exhibition seen on the site of the building was Tarantara by Anish Kapoor.

The artist Ai Weiwei is renowned for taking everyday, familiar objects and translating them into large scale iconic installation pieces.

The Eco-Dam is being used as a cofferdam to hold back water. We provided the anchorage system also to hold the barrier either side of the ditch.

Lord Wandsworth College was established in the early 1900's as private school and is set in 1200 acres of North Hampshire countryside.

Rochdale Council required a Saltbarn to store 5000 tonnes road salt at their Princess Street Depot.

J & J Carter were contracted by Graham Construction on behalf of Edinburgh City Council to design and build two tensile canopies linking various departments within the new Redhall MLD School complex.

Due to high demand for tennis facilities in the area, it was necessary to expand the centre by increasing the number of indoor courts without incurring the costs of traditional brick building.

J & J Carter were contracted by BCL Group (Beaver Construction), a local building contractor, to design and build the 380m2 Double Layer Tensile Roof at RBTT Headquarters in St.Clair, Trinidad.

J & J Carter were requested to be responsible for the design, manufacture and installation of canopies to the rooftop terrace of The Sands development.

The existing shade sails at Newbury College were tired and in need of replacing, however there were no existing drawings for our design team to work from.

To maintain its reputation as a leading club and to enhance its offering to members, the Club recognised the necessity for year-round playing facilities.

J & J Carter manufactured some 400 m2 of Clear PVC Roofing for the 2010 Laureus Awards in Abu Dhabi. This structure was erected at the Emirates Palace, with the awards televised worldwide.

J & J Carter completed the design and manufacture of a modular curved roof structure, including the textile membrane, for the temporary stables.

J & J Carter worked with Oxford Brookes to create a high quality ‘Sport Rock Solid Climbing Wall’ which included a bouldering room, bottom rope wall and Walltopia lead tower.

As part of a multi-million pound refurbishment program to the Parade Ring, J & J Carter was tasked with designing, manufacturing and installing a canopy covering part of the stand area.

During the project’s design phase it became clear that there were a number of compatibility issues between the proposed tensile fabric structure and the existing building which needed to be resolved.

The Basingstoke improvement works included the installation of a clear roof canopy and removing heavy over-hanging concrete canopies.