Project Reports

Linking together a new-build and a 1960s building has challenged Willmott Dixon and its project team to the limit at Sunderland Royal Hospital.

Almost impossible access conditions have forced ISG to think outside the box on a complex refurbishment of a bomb-damaged listed building in Manchester.

Extensive staff consultation has informed Interserve’s futuristic new office next to Birmingham International Airport. Will Mann takes a look round.

Bouygues UK is replacing 11 offices with one purpose-built site for the university’s exam board operator thanks to some huge programme savings.

Influenced by client priorities and the curving shape of the site, structural engineer Symmetrys opted for a concrete frame on a south coast retirement development.

Willmott Dixon is revamping a long-neglected section of the Victorian icon that staged the BBC’s first high-definition broadcast 80 years ago.

At the University of Leeds, contractor Galliford Try is a year into a complicated two-year refurbishment of its School of Chemical and Process Engineering building.

Turning the site of a former factory that manufactured asbestos products into one fit for new housing development has brought a host of challenges for remediation specialist ADM Regeneration.

In Nottinghamshire, Interserve is working on a colossal scheme that will help rehabilitate some of the nation’s most severely injured military personnel – and help forge greater links between military and civilian medicine.

Defending the Fylde peninsula from whatever the Irish Sea can throw at it required Balfour Beatty to take an innovative approach to coastal engineering.