We are involved in many of the world’s largest construction projects. Take a look at some examples where our work has helped to transform landscapes and lives.
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The introduction of a new east-west railway, called the Elizabeth line, delivered by the Crossrail project is a key part of the UK’s plan to maintain the capital’s place as a world-class city by supporting economic growth and maintaining the highest standards in urban transportation.
The Glass Works is the second phase in Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council’s ‘Better Barnsley’ programme. A rejuvenated town centre and new leisure and retail facilities for all to reconnect and socialise.
The Perry Barr and Witton flood risk management scheme is a nationally-significant project with huge social, environmental and economic implications.
Boston has a history of tidal flooding and is at significant risk from further events in the future. The Environment Agency has responded to this challenge with the £124m Boston Barrier scheme.
The Infrastructure and Projects Authority’s (IPA) Project Routemap is the UK government’s methodology for setting up novel or complex projects for success, providing a collaborative way for stakeholders to work together to address gaps in project capability and ensuring best practice and learning about the most common causes of project failure.
Fighting the coronavirus pandemic via a new state-of-the-art testing facility.
HS2 has been developed to deliver improved capacity and to support the economic growth of the UK regions. It is currently split into two phases; Phase One London to Birmingham and Phase 2a Birmingham to Crewe.
Streamlining Transport for London’s development appraisal process through digital innovation.
The refurbishment of No.1 Court is one of the most significant projects in the AELTC’s multi-decade renewal of the Wimbledon estate.