Including: K J Tait (services engineers) submission document and sustainable energy option study report; Haymills (Contractors) Ltd construction programme and progress charts; plans by Bland, Brown and Cole, architects; correspondence and papers re landscaping proposals by Douglas Rule of Cambridge Landscape Architects, 2,2,05.; report on an archaeological evaluation on the site, January 2005, by Letty Ten Harkel of the Cambridge University Archaeological Unit; papers re financial implications of the new buildings, including correspondence with PEM Corporate Finance LLP; correspondence with Bland, Brown and Cole, architects; notes of interviews with contractors February 2005; correspondence concerning the views of students concerned at the loss of parts of the grounds and gardens to the new buildings, February 2005, including correspondence with Manik Sehgal, St Edmund's student environmental officer; procurement reports; progress reports; quantity surveyor's reports; construction budget as at 30.11.05.; letter, 14,4,05., re planning of archaeological investigations in relating to the phasing of the new development [because of negotiations with St John's College over Bene't House and its garden, the development was split into Phase 2A (main residential building, ie the Brian Heap Building, and the 'Corner Building', ie the Library, including a section of the garden of Bene't House), and Phase 2B (2-storey apartments, ie the Geoffrey Cook Building) ].