1. Turing College Introduction

2. Turing College Project Scope Design and construction of 801 student apartments comprising; Nine 3 & 4 storey residential blocks delivered to BREEAM Excellent Central Hub Building for student services Sensitively landscaped surroundings Associated civil engineering infrastructure 20818m 2 of student accommodation 1395m 2 of welfare facilities Construction 20000m 3 + of earthworks 900+ piled foundations Two structural frame types Light gauge steel Reinforced concrete 6 facade types

3. Turing College Project Programme JUL 13JAN 14SEPT 14NOV 14 DESIGN ACCESS ROAD STRUCTURE FOUNDATIONS FITOUT SNAGGING 416 UNITS COMPLETE 385 UNITS COMPLETE ARCHAEOLOGY

4. Turing College Archaeology Canterbury Archaeological Trust Investigation of the site lasting 20 weeks 40 archaeologists currently on site Features/findings range from the Iron Age and Roman periods Artefacts include fire pits, ditches and structures For updates and further interest, progress of the dig can be found on their blog; http://www.canterburytrust.co.uk/trust- blog/turing-2

5. Turing College Site Establishment and Logistics

6. Turing College Being a Good Neighbour Working Hours Mon – Fri 07.30 to 17.30 Sat 07.30 to 13.00 Traffic Management and Security A dedicated logistics manager for the project will be employed who will control the scheduling of deliveries and the movement of vehicles in and out of the site. In addition, we will employ site security guards along with CCTV monitoring Parking Parking for contractors vehicles will be located on site and will be enforced by Brookfield Multiplex 24/7 Helpline A helpline will be setup for the project to enable local residents and stakeholders to contact Brookfield Multiplex directly in relation to the project. Calls to the helpline will be recorded with the follow up actions published and made available in residents newsletters

7. Turing College Community Engagement Project Stakeholder Meetings For the duration of the project, monthly meetings will be held to engage with the project stakeholders to keep them informed of the works planned and any changes to our operations which may affect them Project Newsletters To engage with a wider audience, and those who may be unable to attend the meetings, we will publish and distribute a quarterly newsletter to outline progress, and provide a look- ahead to the next three months of planned work

8. Turing College Being a Good Neighbour - Environment Ecology surveys conducted to date Badgers Bats Great Crested Newts Mitigation measures have been developed for the project, focusing on; Noise control Dust Vibration Permanent works design The works have been designed to enhance the existing habitat for the wildlife current inhabiting the areas. These features include; Gabion retaining walls Large drainage swales