Case studies
We have over 90 years proven success delivering projects over many sectors.
Countryside (Hinckley)
Countryside required temporary accommodation for staff working on a new housing development in Hinckley for a hire period of eight months.
SGN (Kidbrooke)
SGN’s new property strategy requires satellite sites that can be relocated as business needs dictate. Rapid deployment is essential, as is value for money. Based on his previous experience with modular, Ashley Wheelhouse, Senior Property & Projects Manager at SGN, knew that refurbished modular buildings would fit the bill.
RAF Lakenheath
In preparation for the US Military’s newest fighter aircraft, the F-35, RAF Lakenheath will undergo a massive transformation led by engineering and construction firm Kier VolkerFitzpatrick.
Polegate School
Wernick Buildings recently delivered a new school building for Polegate School in East Sussex. As part of a programme of development the school are undergoing, they required a new main block which would not only provide a reception area and classrooms, but a school hall which could be used for PE lessons and as a canteen.
Brighton University
The client, Bouygues UK, were awarded a contract to deliver new student accommodation on the Moulsecoomb campus at the University of Brighton.
Glasgow University
Glasgow University is undergoing a huge redevelopment project. With £1 billion due to be invested over the next ten years, it’s set to be the biggest education infrastructure projects in Scotland’s history.
Dickens Heath
Solihull Council obtained a developer contribution fund to deliver a provision for young people aged 13 to 17 in Dickens Heath.
Eden Girls Leadership Academy
Star Academies were tasked by Birmingham City Council to provide new school places urgently. Working with main contractor Morgan Sindall, the Trust set about planning a new building that would eventually be able to accommodate 600 students.
Archbishop Holgate’s School
Pupil numbers were rising rapidly at the school, in the last 6 years they had risen from 700 to 1,700.
Myton School LINC
Myton School were in desperate need of a new Learning, Inclusion and Nurture Centre (LINC). The school had a vision for inclusive learning to better serve the challenging and varied needs of their pupils, but this vision simply couldn’t be delivered in the facilities they had available.
