Llanelly House is located in the heart of Llanelli and is one of the most outstanding early Georgian buildings in Wales. Built in 1714, this Grade I listed building has intriguing architecture and evidence of changing building styles. From the Jacobean Era, Llanelly House has seen additions and improvements through the ages, which has resulted in a stunning Georgian mansion whose stature and grounds dictated the map of the town itself.
This beautiful landmark underwent a large restoration and refurbishment which began in 2010 led by archiects from Austin Smith:Lord. Guided by the Carmarthen Heritage trust with funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund, Llanelli town council, Carmarthenshire county council and a grant from the Welsh Assembly the restoration has been a massive success and offers a truly unique heritage experience. The building was opened to the public in 2013 and has since won the RICS Wales Project of the Year Award 2014 and the Rics Wales Building Conservation Award 2014.
Momentum supplied the simple tables and chairs for the restaurant from Pedrali and Andreu World; the idea was to keep the look simple and modern but not detract attention from the building itself.
The new St. Mellons Hub in Cardiff brings together a library, community services and a local hub together under one roof.
Places Leisure Eastleigh is the new £25 million, sustainable leisure centre in Eastleigh. Designed by AHR Architects and Steer Design, Places Leisure Eastleigh offers a range of improved facilities.
Originally built in 1855, the historic Ebenezer Chapel on Charles Street in Cardiff has recently undergone a major refurbishment to give the building a new lease of life.
The new STAR Hub located at Splott Park is a new £6 million purpose built building, designed by Stride Treglown Architects and built by Wilmott Dixon. The new Hub offers a range of facilities for the local community including a swimming pool, gym, fitness suite, library, multi-use community rooms and a café.
The refurbishment of this grand building brings public arts facilities and opportunities to a town that has suffered from an economic decline in recent years. An £8M redevelopment programme supported by the Welsh Government, European regional development fund, Heritage lottery fund and Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council bought this 19th century magistrates court, holding cells and civic centre into the 21st Century.
Originally built in 1926 the Penarth Pier Pavilion has recently undergone major refurbishment. The £4.2 refurbishment of the pavilion reached completion and was open again to the public on 1st of December 2013.
As one of few remaining Victorian Piers in Wales, the project involved a careful refurbishment of the art deco style Grade II listed pavilion. This refurbishment intended to spark a resurgence of interest in the pavilion returning it the centre of the Penarth community. It has since been inundated with visitors and has won awards including the Community Benefit award and the Project of the Year 2014 by RICS awards 2014.
Bristol and Bath Science Park is a world class environment that provides space, flexibility and support for science and technology businesses to accelarate their growth and success.
Land's End Airport is owned and run by the Isles of Scilly Steamship Group. They provide public flights to the Isles of Scilly as well as commercial flying activities such as aerial photography and charter work. Momentum worked directly with the designer, Steve Coombe of 3idog, to help fulfil the design brief he had agreed with the airport for their new terminal.
"Momentum are the main reason we have been able to achieve a build that stands head and shoulders above others within its category" – Mark Vose (Frome Medical Practice)
The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama makes a central contribution to the cultural life of Cardiff and Wales. Through the wonderful talent of its graduates and patrons it greatly influences the international arts industry. The landmark Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama building has won four British Architecture Awards from the Royal Institute of British Architects.
Llanelly House is located in the heart of Llanelli and is one of the most outstanding early Georgian buildings in Wales. Built in 1714, this Grade I listed building has intriguing architecture and evidence of changing building styles. From the Jacobean Era, Llanelly House has seen additions and improvements through the ages, which has resulted in a stunning Georgian mansion whose stature and grounds dictated the map of the town itself.
Working within strict sustainability criteria Momentum furnished all meeting rooms and supplied auditorium seating to the Welsh Institute for Sustainable Education (WISE).
