In 2016 Tetra Tech (former WYG) was asked by DIO to support them on the delivery of project BATUK in Kenya. BATUK is a key strategic training estate in rural Kenya as part of the UK MOD overseas infantry training facility and joint agreement between UK and Kenya. The Tetra Tech (former WYG) team responsible … Continue reading “British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK)”
BES are design and construction specialists of regulatory environments for the pharmaceutical, healthcare and life science sectors. Together with our long-standing client, a global biopharmaceutical company, AstraZeneca, we delivered the £50 million project to upgrade and future-fit the warehousing, packing and logistics facilities – which form the central hub for AstraZeneca’s European distribution network. Having … Continue reading “Alliance Partnership to deliver ‘state of the art’ facilities for pharmaceutical warehousing, packing and logistics – AstraZeneca and BES”
The Grade II Listed White Lion has been unoccupied since circa 2008 with resultant deterioration of the fabric and structure. The disused building has also been subject to theft and vandalism. Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council acquired the five-storey building in late 2015 with the overarching objective to rescue and safeguard its future as a key … Continue reading “The White Lion, Stockport”
The Silverstone Experience is a state of the art, world-class visitor attraction that will bring the extensive heritage of Silverstone and British motor racing in the UK to life, through the creation of an interactive and educational visitor experience. The facilities include: 4000 sqm of dynamic exhibition and interactive areas; The BRDC collection and library; … Continue reading “The Silverstone Experience”
Exhibition London delivers 3000 sqm of usable event space spanning 2 floors, with double height ceilings featuring luxury bespoke interior design set against original heritage features, and provides a true sense of grandeur from the moment you enter the venue. With an elegant reception space, 2 built in bars, prep kitchen, cloakroom facilities and green … Continue reading “Exhibition London – Conversion and Restoration of a Grade-II Victorian Building”
Since its construction in 1988, the Pavilions has been a distinctive feature of Birmingham’s retail core. However, the Bullring and Mailbox developments have transformed the city’s retail landscape. The Pavilions struggled to compete combined with a shift away from traditional comparison shopping in areas such as High Street and Corporation Street. When Primark acquired the … Continue reading “Primark Birmingham”
‘Luxe Fitness’ is a conversion of a Grade II Listed former library, located on a prominent corner of the Bedminster Conservation Area, into a new fitness centre for South Bristol. The ambition of the project was to provide Bristol with a new luxury fitness experience at an affordable price, that could be experienced by everyone, … Continue reading “LUXE Fitness”
The Castle is a magnificent and rare survivor of a fortified medieval gatehouse which once formed part of a range of Castle buildings. Sir William Hylton built his house in the late C14th to impress. It was the symbol of his wealth and power in the region. It remained within the family until the C19th … Continue reading “Hylton Castle”
The Whitby Piers Coast Protection Scheme involved the £6.76m capital refurbishment of Whitby Harbour’s famous West and East Main Piers, improving the condition of these Grade II listed structures into the foreseeable future. Whitby Harbour is located on the North Yorkshire coast, at the mouth of the River Esk estuary (Figure 1). It is presently … Continue reading “Whitby Piers Coast Protection Scheme”
Sutton Housing Society is a (very) small, independent registered provider (RP) that owns and manages 485 socially rented homes within the London Borough of Sutton (for reference the largest RP is Clarion with 130,000 homes). Taking an innovative and unique approach, we are using our ‘scale’ (in a different way) to create a sustainable development … Continue reading “Scale: reversing the benefits of large”
