In September 2021, Equan were appointed by Newcastle City Council under a JCT Design & Build Contract to undertake various decarbonisation works at Denton and Hilltop Towers in West Denton, … Continue reading “Denton & Hilltop Degassing Project”
Mode Wheel is located within sight of Salford Quays’ gleaming new residential towers and commercial buildings, such as Media City. It was first constructed in 1894 and overhauled in 1954. … Continue reading “Mode Wheel Sluice Gate No. 4 Replacement”
Procured through the Midlands Highways Alliance MSF3 Framework, Colliery Way is a 3.8km single carriageway road to the North-East of Nottingham linking the B684 Mapperley Plains Road and the A612 … Continue reading “Colliery Way (Formerly Gedling Access Road)”
Forder Valley Link Road (FVLR) provides the vital infrastructure needed to ignite socio-economic growth in the north of Plymouth. The scheme delivers a new one-kilometre road and bridge across the … Continue reading “Forder Valley Link Road”
Castle Park View is located to the southeast of Castle Park, Bristol’s largest urban green space. Positioned on the site of a medieval castle and the culverted River Frome, with … Continue reading “Castle Park View”
The Science, Engineering and Environmental (SEE) Building forms part of the Salford Crescent and University District’s wider masterplan: a £2.5bn development plan supporting major economic growth and enhanced communities within … Continue reading “University of Salford ‘SEE Building’”
Burnigill Bank is a landslide site with a long history of instability which dates to construction of the East Coast Mainline (ECML)in the 1860s. In 1895, the Engineer for the … Continue reading “Burnigill Bank Landslip, B6300 Stabilisation”
In October 2020, Ravensdale Infant and Nursery School was destroyed in a devastating arson attack. Overnight, 296 school children were displaced, and an emergency project team was assembled. Derby City … Continue reading “Ravensdale Infant & Nursery School”
Battersea Power Station (BPS) is one of the largest and most eagerly anticipated developments in Europe. An icon on the London skyline, the Power Station was built in two phases … Continue reading “Battersea Power Station Phase 2”
Where once the nuns of St Bartholomew’s tended their strawberry fields to make strawberry wine, a unique, six-storey office building now stands. Drawing on history for its name, One Strawberry … Continue reading “One Strawberry Lane”