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    Customer

    Bridgend County Borough Council

    Location

    Porthcawl

    Value

    £6m

    The Eastern Promenade and Western Breakwater scheme involves repairs and improvements to the Western Breakwater and Eastern Promenade coastal defence structures in the popular coastal town of Porthcawl, comprising:

    • Masonry and concrete repairs to the western breakwater
    • Parapet works on the western breakwater
    • Masonry and parapet works to the eastern breakwater
    • Rock armour and precast blocks to the wave side of the western breakwater
    • Rhych Point rock armour work
    • Relict Dune improvement works
    • Provision of temporary RNLI Compound

     

    our sectors

    Airports Buildings Coasts, Rivers & Ports Defence Energy Infra & Public Realm Waste Water

    Knights Brown was a great client to deal with. We felt from the very outset that they worked with us rather than for us, demonstrating real collaboration in order to minimise disruption to the port. The works were also delivered through a very challenging time, with the latter stages coinciding with the COVID-19 pandemic. Their approach to this was thoroughly professional, with health and safety the primary consideration. Working practices were strictly amended and monitored, with the project completed to the satisfaction of all involved.

    - Anisa Koci Port Master Plan Project Manager at Portsmouth International Port

    This complex and challenging project was a collaborative undertaking from the outset. Combining two projects was inspirational, saving not only money but diverting 22,000m3 from landfill. Some extremely innovative tools and methods were used to demolish the pier, recover material and to achieve the lowest environmental impact on one of the most environmentally designated places in the UK.

    - London and South East Constructing Excellence Awards judging panel on Phase 2 of the North Portsea Island CFERM