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We are very proud that one of our recently completed projects has picked up 2 honours at the prestigious Cambridge Design and Construction Awards 2022. The Civil Engineering building for the University of Cambridge was one of the winners of the Best New Building (over £2m category). The scheme...
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Wellcome Genome Campus
We are delighted to have been appointed on to the Wellcome Genome Campus construction framework in Cambridge, initially for the next three years. The framework will provide ongoing M&E project support to the facility which has over twenty buildings, including laboratories, offices, conference facilities and accommodation. The campus is...
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Quadrant House, Caterham
Tandridge District Council acquired Quadrant House in Caterham in April 2019, recognising the building’s strategic significance in the overall aspirations for the regeneration of the town, as well as in providing employment and safeguarding office space in a central location. Quadrant House is a large, prominent, but outdated building...
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Astex Lab FL04
We will soon commence our third major project with Astex Pharmaceuticals in Cambridge with main contractor SDC. Astex is a biotechnology company founded in 1999 to focus on the discovery and development of drugs in oncology and diseases of the central nervous system. Our works include the strip out...
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Stowmarket Fire & Police Station
In parallel with our ongoing work at the Ipswich Fire and Police Station development with RG Carter, we are also working with Morgan Sindall to create a new Fire and Police Station in Stowmarket. As the steel frame is nearing completion, we will likely start on site early in...
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Central Parade, Walthamstow
We are pleased to be working with main contractor Thomas Sinden to renovate various parts of the Central Parade at Walthamstow. The structure is a 1950’s shopping parade with offices and residential dwellings. It is also Grade II listed by Historic England on the basis that it “embodies the...
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