From the London Olympic Stadium to the M74 Completion in Glasgow, we played a significant role in shaping communities through infrastructure, leisure, and education projects.
Quartermile is one of Scotland’s largest regeneration projects. The company has played a central role in the delivery of the 19 acre development which blends the restored Victorian architecture of Edinburgh’s former Royal Infirmary with a series of stylish contemporary buildings.
In addition to the scheme’s flagship 1 Quartermile Square, we have delivered a number of high quality commercial and residential buildings across the site.
Perhaps one of the most significant recent highways projects undertaken by the company, construction of the ‘missing’ section of the M74 completes a vital part of Scotland’s roads network.
A total of 18 schools across Newcastle were redeveloped as part of a wider Government drive to improve the country’s school estate. Sixteen of the schools were refurbished or rebuilt under the Building Schools for the Future programme, and as part of the Local Education Partnership the company will be involved in the ongoing operation of these schools for 25 years.
The centrepiece of the world’s greatest sporting extravaganza, the 80,000‑seat stadium hosted the spectacular opening and closing ceremonies of the London 2012 Olympics as well as athletics and field events.
One of Scotland’s finest buildings, Aberdeen’s iconic Grade A listed Marischal College was restored to its former glory during its conversion to provide a 21st century corporate headquarters for Aberdeen City Council.
The provision of a new state‑of‑the‑art temporary stadium has enhanced the experience for spectators at the world‑renowned Tattoo, delivering improved access, comfort and sightlines. The project involved the design, manufacture, erection and dismantling of the 8,600 capacity stadium which stands at the gateway to Edinburgh Castle, one of Scotland’s most popular tourist attractions.
A key development in the Scottish capital, this expansion scheme greatly enhances facilities at this world‑class venue and provides new high quality office space in the heart of the city’s business district. An underground extension provides a new multi‑purpose events space featuring the world’s first hall‑wide moving floor system.
The immaculately finished Bulgari represents an elegant addition to the catalogue of select hotels constructed by the company. One of the most luxurious hotels in the capital, the Bulgari provides six floors of suites and three floors of private apartments.
Delivered to a challenging 12 month programme, the McLaren Production Centre is a sleek and technically sophisticated supercar manufacturing facility. The building comprises a 12,000m² basement and 20,000m² ground floor and is connected to the neighbouring McLaren Technology Centre via a subterranean walkway.
Chetham’s School of Music’s eye‑catching new building provides aspiring musicians of the future with an exceptional range of facilities including two performance spaces, four ensemble rooms, 50 music teaching rooms and 62 practice rooms.
Featuring a signature, undulating timber gridshell roof, the Forum provides a bold new student‑ focused centrepiece for the University of Exeter’s main Streatham Campus.
A showpiece venue for the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games, the Emirates Arena and Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome is a beacon for the regeneration of the city’s East End.
Featuring a spectacular façade of tilting glazed planes, the 62 Buckingham Gate commercial development extends our involvement in the regeneration of Victoria in London, the building standing a stone’s throw from Cardinal Place which was also constructed by the company.
One of many notable City of London developments delivered by the company, Milton Court is a striking addition to the capital’s skyline. A graceful 36‑storey tower provides 285 apartments which redefine luxury living in the Square Mile. A new six‑storey annexe to the world‑renowned Guildhall School of Music incorporates a variety of performance areas including a 608‑seat concert hall and a 225‑seat drama theatre.
A military engineering project of unprecedented size and complexity, we played a significant role in the construction of two artificial port facilities to support the allied forces following the D-Day landings in Normandy.
Familiar to Harry Potter fans the world over, the Glenfinnan Viaduct has been wowing visitors since construction was completed in 1901. Part of a wider West Highland Railway extension, the innovative use of concrete at this scale was an industry first and featured in The American Engineering News in 1899.
The acknowledged home of football for more than three quarters of a century, the construction of Wembley Stadium and the British Empire Exhibition showcased Britain as world leaders in concrete construction.
