Capital PCC was appointed by Y&Y Management to deliver cladding remediation works at Nobel House, a high-rise residential building with ground-floor commercial units in Surrey. The project forms part of the Cladding Safety Scheme and is designed to ensure compliance with the Building Safety Act for this complex, mixed-use development.

The two-stage programme involves full removal and replacement of non-compliant cladding, façade system analysis, and delivery planning for construction. Nobel House is classified as a Higher-Risk Building (HRB), with a façade comprising timber, concrete, and steel,necessitating tailored fire safety strategies and detailed technical coordination.

During the Pre-Construction Services Agreement (PCSA), the team completed a comprehensive suite of surveys and developed coordinated designs in collaboration with façade specialists and fire engineers. Due to a constrained footprint scaffold-based site welfare had to be fully integrated into the design. Early engagement with commercial tenants, including Sports Direct and NISA, supported delivery planning and disruption mitigation.

Site access limitations and operational commercial units required a carefully sequenced approach to scaffolding, welfare, and deliveries. Capital PCC developed a logistics strategy to maintain safe public access while enabling efficient contractor workflows. The multi-material façade also demanded bespoke detailing to achieve regulatory compliance across all elevations.

The project has now completed Stage 4, with detailed design and regulatory submissions prepared for Stage 5 approval from the Building Safety Regulator (BSR). Once in construction, the scheme will significantly enhance fire resilience and deliver long-term protection for leaseholders and the asset owner.

With BSR approval pending, the project is positioned to proceed into delivery. Nobel House sets a strong precedent for effective, compliance-led remediation in high-density, mixed-use developments under the Cladding Safety Scheme.