Diamond Build have commenced work on the disused Victorian railway station in Stratford. The works will provide space for a retail area, commercial space and a new public access route will be formed.

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Refurbishment of the Auditorium within Islington Town Hall - Grade II Listed, late 1920’s built and opened in 1930, constructed in the restrained English Baroque and Neo-Classical style designed by E.C.P. Monson.

Works include repairing and refinishing the existing polished oak paneling, renewing the stage drapes and curtains together with the stage and general auditorium lighting, heating, interior wall and floor finishes, refurbishment of back stage areas, eg, dressing rooms.

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October 2007 saw the beginning of the refurbishment and alterations works to council offices carried out in 7 phases which were programmed to allow all council departments to fully function throughout the contract, and involved working close to the general public.

The works included complete strip out, new electrical & mechanical installations, partitioning, floor and ceiling renewals, disabled persons facilities, fire protection works including fire escapes and new glazed front entrance.

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Refurbishment of 1st and 2nd floor offices, roof training room, basement and outbuilding.

Works included complete strip out and renewal of existing mechanical and electrical services. Alterations to layout involved demolition of load and non-load bearing walls, installation of steel beams, suspended ceilings and partitions,. complete with new finishes to all areas.

The works involved forming a new museum at basement level within an existing building along with extensive alteration and refurbishment. The construction comprised of a sunken entrance with a paved area, access lift, disabled persons WC, and seating area.

The library above remained open for business as usual throughout the works, which had to be re-designed following the discovery of buried service pipes and unstable ground.

The excavations to enable the new entrance’s construction involved the removal of 300 cubic metres of spoil. As the site was on the corner of a busy thoroughfare, strict vehicular and pedestrian traffic management had to be in place to ensure the safety of the public.

Diamond Build's work with the Trust has lead to this new building, renovation and alteration of the park. The works included: Grove Café and golf kiosk (new single storey brick structures, boating building renovation and conversion of boat store to cafe and vice versa).

Works included foundations, external timber cladding, pitched slate roofs, electrics, plumbing, gas, lighting, disabled persons WCs, covered verandas, polycarbonate canopy on powder coated steelwork and disabled persons access ramp.

New extension to existing clubhouse and part refurbishment of exiting building.

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Work took place at the Highbury New Park Day Centre in two phases:

Phase 1: Refurbishment works to a day care centre included installation of new industrial kitchen units and associated conversion work.

Phase 2: Extension, alterations and adaptations to the single storey building including structure remodelling, mechanical and electrical installations, fittings, finishings and external works.

Amersham Fire Station refurbishment works included a rear extension as well as internal and external alterations.

This project involved the installation of a disabled access lift and associated works.

Phase 1, Command Simulator Project: Internal remodelling and alteration of office area on the ground floor to provide training and seminar rooms and associated facilities.

Phase 2, Trainee’s Locker Room: Internal remodelling and alteration of cafeteria and kitchen area on the lower ground floor to provide locker room, shower and ablution facilities.

Refurbishment of Sports Hall and Bandstand. Extension and alterations to chlorination plant and drainage system. Internal decorations and alterations to WCs at the Lido Building. Creation of new entrance and construction of new porch/front entrance lobby at Sports Pavilion. Internal refurbishment and finishings, new natural slate roof coverings and associated lead work to Alexandra Gate Lodge, Grade II listed.  Disabled Access works including access, toilets etc, at Lookout Classroom (Children’s Activity Centre). Demolish existing quarantine building, construct new, provide secure perimeter in accordance with the requirements of DEFRA and erect a roof over pen and building at Duck Island Complex. Refurbishment of Depot. Disabled adaptations to WC block.

Refurbishment works to Peckham’s Pulse Leisure Centre took place in two phases.

Phase one involved the external cleaning of the building, as well as security features comprising fencing and metal shutters.

Phase two was the refurbishment of the centres Spa and changing room areas.

All alteration and refurbishment works were carried out in two phases, which are as follows:

Phase 1: The alteration of club house including Pickett lock’s new changing rooms, the refurbishment of WCs and new disabled person’s WC, as well as further alterations to bar.

Phase 1 - General refurbishment and conversion of ground & first floor residential floors to offices for Council use.

The refurbishment of reception areas at various council offices including the Civic Centre took place across the borough of Haringey during 2010.

The works included partitions, electrics, doors and frames, carpet, grinding polishing marble floor, and decoration being either replaced or restored. All of the centres remained open while the work was carried out.

This contract with the London Borough of Islington required alteration, refurbishment, redecoration and fire precaution works at the site. This included the upgrade/replacement of fire doors and magnetic releases, as well as the provision of a fire alarm system and emergency lighting of a single property to form an Adult Learning & Education Centre.