CBOF group

🏢 Next Steps at The Vale of Glamorgan Dock Offices

Following several months on site at the historic Grade II-listed ‘Dock Offices’ in Barry on behalf of the Vale of Glamorgan Council, our in-house team is now preparing to complete the relocation works over the next two weeks👏
This has been an amazing & fascinating place to work throughout our time on site 😊

Robert Rossiter & Cathryn Campbell have been coordinating the project with the client, working across the various parts of the building with a total floor area of 36,704 sq ft.
The project has already seen significant progress, including:
🔹 Clearance of the basement and second-floor workspaces
🔹 Relocation of staff to the Civic Offices
🔹 Careful recycling and reuse of furniture no longer required
🔹 All works delivered by CBOF Group’s in-house team of designers, planning experts, fitters and project managers

Next steps:
🔹 Clearance of furniture from the ground and first floors
🔹 Relocation of the remaining staff to the Civic Offices
🔹 Completion of the final phase of works within a two-week programme managed by CBOF Group’s experienced team

We look forward to successfully completing the project and supporting the Council through the final stages of this relocation ✅

✨New Case Study - Bwyd Blasus, Llandough Hospital✨
 
🍽 Bwyd Blasus is now available at the newly refurbished Restaurant at Llandough Hospital! 🍽
 
CBOF group has been working closely with Cardiff and Vale University Health Board to deliver refurbishment projects that enhance facilities for hospital staff, patients & visitors across multiple sites. Recent projects include the redevelopment of Y Gegin and Bwyd Blasus at University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff.
 
Through detailed consultations and comprehensive furniture analysis, we developed a scheme that combined durability, quality and value while remaining within budget.
The new Bwyd Blasus restaurants feature the Kin chair range from Allermuir, incorporating a mix of colours and armchair options. This approach ensures that users who require additional support can select seating with arms, while the varied colour palette helps create distinct zones within the space. Even as chairs are moved by staff, patients, or during cleaning, the overall aesthetic remains cohesive and coordinated.
A range of table sizes and configurations has been installed to accommodate individuals, families and larger groups visiting the hospital. The robust Forty Seven table bases provide exceptional stability, making them particularly suitable for less mobile users and helping to create a safe, accessible and welcoming environment for all.
 
✅ Creation of café & breakout spaces
✅ Quality & durable furniture specification
✅ Flexibility & accessibility considerations
✅ Installation & project management by our in-house team

🎨 Finishes Workshop Wednesday 🎨

It’s been a busy and productive week of design development, client collaboration and finalising colour schemes across a number of projects.

On Monday, we were on site in Cardiff city centre working closely with the client team to refine and agree the final colour palette for an exciting upcoming project. Seeing the materials, finishes, and tones come together within the space is always a valuable part of the process and helps ensure every detail feels considered & cohesive...... ✅

Yesterday our team Jon Saunders, Emily Hart & Jon Foster hosted another collaborative day & client workshop for a project kicking off in the coming months.
It’s great to see both schemes progressing well and gaining momentum as they move towards the next stages...much more to follow 😊

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