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New Fitness Hub at Winnersh Triangle Wins Award

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Thursday, April 14, 2022 6:02 am
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THEY knew it was a good fit for Winnersh Triangle when they built it, now it’s official.

Frasers Property UK, the owners of the business park, is celebrating winning Project of the Year at The Sports and Play Construction Association (SAPCA) Awards 2022.

The honour, shared with contractor S&C Slatter, is for Winnersh Triangle’s sports and wellness project and for its work supporting the Office of the Future.

This includes a new fitness studio and multi-use astro turf sports pitch which is part of a strategy on Frasers Property Parks to add excellent amenities for use by both occupiers and the community.

S&C Slatter created the hub with a sustainable green living roof, as well as hard and soft landscaping to improve site aesthetics and biodiversity.

Matthew Thompson, S&C Slatter project manager said the firm was delighted to win the award.

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“The project at Winnersh Triangle evolved in response to the pandemic, resulting in a truly unique, trailblazing approach to health and wellbeing in the workplace,” he explained.

“It was a fantastic project to be a part of and we are thrilled with the result, as well as the recognition by SAPCA.”

And Rupert Batho, commercial director at Frasers Property UK, said the award was “a fantastic testament” for the S&C Slatter team.

“These facilities add to the fantastic amenities in place for our occupiers and the local community at Winnersh Triangle,” he added.

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