Case studies

North Devon Hospital required a new building to reduce its orthopaedic surgery backlog.

As one of the busiest metropolitan hospitals in the South of England, Queen Alexandra Hospital Portsmouth was in dire need of expansion to accommodate an enlarged patient base.

Before obtaining their new building, all Gartree’s classes took place within one large, distinctive building. Due to the school’s expanding student role and the timescales involved, the client settled on a modular solution for a new classroom block.

Somerset County Council looked to acquire sustainable high-quality, affordable workspaces to accommodate the increase in demand from local enterprises in Somerset.

As Pathfield School in Barnstaple reached maximum pupil capacity, they required a new SEN-friendly facility to accommodate the increase in demand.

The expansive Norton Court building at Birmingham Women’s hospital has accommodated a wide variety of hospital services for many years, including accommodation for parents with children in neonatal care, the clinical genetics team, and office space and interview rooms.

As they had begun to reach their maximum pupil capacity, Ty Gwyn Special School in Cardiff required additional classroom space.

George Eliot hospital required a new 30 bed ward for orthopaedic elective and general elective patients as part of the Trust’s five-year estate strategy.

HS2’s Main Works Civils Contractor Align is establishing its main construction site near to the M25 from which it will launch two tunnel boring machines to the north and construct the component parts for a 3.4km viaduct to the south.

The University procured a £4.9M teaching facility from Wernick Buildings for their Bay Campus.

Students have moved into the two-storey, 2,600m2 building following an end-to-end build programme of just 28 weeks.

The Wernick Group invested £3 million into its site in Wickford, home to a Wernick Buildings and Hire depot and the head office.