Help us realise our plans
Subject to raising the required fundraising target, the Egypt Exploration Society expects to transform its three mews properties in Bloomsbury between 2026 and 2028. The plans for the redevelopment received approval from Camden Council on 20th March 2024. See planning application 2023/2928/P available here: https://accountforms.camden.gov.uk/planning-search/
The Society is now seeking to instruct Contractors, a Delivery Architect, a Project Manager, and Project Evaluator to begin its transformation. The project includes heritage assets and experience of previous work in the heritage sector and reporting to the National Lottery Heritage Fund is essential.
For further information, instructions for how to express your interest, and contact details, please see the tabs below:
Contractors
We are seeking an experienced Contractor to work with an appointed Project Manager and Delivery Architect to deliver our project’s building works, in accordance with the scheme developed by Studio Becoming and granted planning permission by Camden Council on 20th March 2024.
Delivery Architect
We are seeking an experienced Delivery Architect to realise the scheme that was developed by Studio Becoming and granted planning permission by Camden Council on 20th March 2024. The Delivery Architect will have responsibility for procuring and overseeing contractors, including a structural engineer.
Project Manager
We are seeking an experienced Project Manager to work with an appointed Delivery Architect to oversee our project’s building works, in accordance with the scheme developed by Studio Becoming during the earlier phases of the project and granted planning permission by Camden Council on 20th March 2024. The Project Manager will have on-the-ground responsibility for the management and delivery of the project.
Project Evaluator
We are seeking an experienced Project Evaluator to collect data over the course of our project’s Delivery Phase, inclusive of the period of building works and the activity plan delivery after reopening, following a pre-created evaluation framework and toolkit (produced by The Audience Agency). This is anticipated to represent a period of around 3.5 years. The Project Evaluator will use the collected data to write a final evaluation report that will be submitted to the Heritage Fund and made publicly available on the EES website.
Appointments are subject to receiving Permission to Start from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
If you would like to read more about our Building the Future Campaign and the plans to transform our premises into an accessible, innovative, and sustainable heritage centre, then visit our website.