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.
Built in 1987, the Reef HQ Aquarium houses the world’s largest living coral reef aquarium system, the Coral Reef Exhibit (CRE), a 2 million-litre living coral reef exhibition designed to replicate an inshore reef on land.
The bank wanted to create not only an inspiring campus for colleagues, but something transformative that would have a lasting impact on Glasgow, its people, and the local economy.
Nexus Green is a UK based renewable energy contractor, commissioned to develop up to 687 water supply systems for both domestic use and irrigation countrywide, utilising financing from UK Export Finance.
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.
Denver International Airport (DEN) is embarking on an ambitious strategic plan over the next 10 years, Vision 100, that will enable the airport to prepare for and reach 100 million passengers annually.
This landmark leisure destination is expected to create 70,000 new jobs and attract a million visitors a year, while building and working with nature to set new standards for sustainable development.
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.
Australian energy pioneer Santos, plans to be net zero by 2040, providing cleaner energy and clean fuels that are affordable and sustainable.
The new campus for ABA Oman International School is due for completion in June 2022. Located on land granted by his Majesty Sultan Qaboos in Muscat’s Madinat Al Irfan district, the development brings all students together on one campus.