Our Fire-BIM software aims to create an intelligent innovative system as a BIM-based solution; a diagnostics platform for fire performance compliance to evaluate building design for compliance with Approved Document … Continue reading “Fire – BIM – Fire Performance Diagnostic Software”
The Guildhall complex is owned by City of York Council and is made up of Grade I, II* and II listed buildings built around a large 15th-century Guildhall. The refurbishment … Continue reading “York Guildhall”
When Doncaster Council declared a climate and biodiversity emergency in 2019, they knew that their ageing leisure centres were part of the problem. Askern Leisure Centre was especially challenging, as … Continue reading “Askern Leisure Centre Decarbonisation and Refurbishment”
We are aware the industry needs at least 250,000 more construction workers by 2026 to meet demand and address the current skills shortage. We are fully committed to recruiting the … Continue reading “Tilbury Douglas”
Natural Flood Management requires delivery of small interventions, with lots of landowners across several sites at small scales solving local problems, but to deliver meaningful reductions in Flood Risk for … Continue reading “NFM Sites Platform – Digital Tools for Collaborative Delivery”
The Platinum Stages project was delivered in response to the increased industry demand for state-of-the-art soundstages. In collaboration with our partners, we delivered a twin soundstage, two-new workshops and office … Continue reading “Platinum Stages – Elstree Studios”
Northey Island is a nature reserve owned and manged by The National Trust and located within the Blackwater Estuary in Essex. It is designated as a nationally and internationally important … Continue reading “Northey Island Habitat Creation”
The conservation project at Burghley House is a remarkable endeavour that has successfully preserved the Grade I listed Lion Bridge and ensured its longevity for the next 100+ years. The … Continue reading “Lion Bridge, Burghley House”
Oxburgh Hall is a Grade I Listed property built in 1482 by Sir Edmund Bedingfield and acquired by the National Trust in 1952. The Bedingfield family still reside in a … Continue reading “Oxburgh Hall”
The University of Hertfordshire’s (UH) new school of Physics Engineering and Computer Science (SPECS) Building – exemplifying collaboration at the heart. A ‘one team’ approach has been implemented on this … Continue reading “University of Hertfordshire’s SPECS Building Exemplary Collaboration”
