Project offices and welfare facilities were required by the Skanska Costain STRABAG Joint Venture (SCS JV) for 15 sites along the final 26.4km of HS2 to the southern terminus at London Euston. This forms part of the first phase of HS2.
As the main contractors of the prestigious redevelopment around Wembley Stadium, John Sisk needed a high-quality office and welfare facility for their workforce. With 1,150 new homes to build, workforce wellbeing and staff retention were key to help ensure the project was finished as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Building a luxury new hotel in the heart of London, the group behind The Peninsula needed temporary accommodation to house its workforce whilst demolition of all existing buildings and comprehensive redevelopment work was carried out.
High quality project offices were required by Siemens Mobility for the development and construction of a new £200m train manufacturing plant and rail supply chain village in Goole.
As central London’s most respected residential developer, celebrated for their high-quality homes throughout the city, Mount Anvil needed office and welfare facilities they could depend on during their expansion into Manchester. Located on the busy canal side, the temporary building required expert fit out and experience to ensure it ran smoothly.
Building the UK’s first nuclear power station since 1995, the £20bn Hinkley Point development required comprehensive facilities with the highest levels of health and safety standards to complete the high-risk project. The use of Building Information Modelling (BIM) was required to ensure the project was as efficient as possible, reducing costs and providing a seamless data flow. With a 5,600 cohort of staff, attracting and retaining the vast and specialist workforce was also a top priority.
