Buildings

Homes, offices, hospitals, schools — everything with rooms in it.

The buildings group covers every asset whose job is to enclose space for people: housing, offices, shops, hotels, hospitals, schools, civic and cultural buildings, sports venues and the secure estate. The structural DNA barely changes across the group — enabling works, foundations, frame, envelope, services, finishes, handover — what changes is the fit-out philosophy and the regulatory burden.

Sectors in Buildings

• Residential & Housing — Homes, villas and residential towers — from first fence panel to final snag.
• Commercial & Workplace — Offices and commercial towers — the same bones as residential, a different fit-out philosophy.
• Retail — Shops, malls and retail parks — big boxes, fast fit-outs and trading neighbours.
• Hospitality & Tourism — Hotels, resorts and leisure destinations — bedroom repetition above, banquet complexity below.
• Healthcare — Hospitals and healthcare facilities — familiar bones, unforgiving specialist standards.
• Education — Schools, colleges and universities — repeatable classrooms, immovable term dates.
• Government & Civic — Courts, civic offices and public buildings — formal procurement, formal architecture.
• Cultural & Religious — Museums, theatres and places of worship — one-off architecture with zero room for error.
• Sports & Leisure — Stadia, arenas and leisure centres — long spans, big crowds, hard deadlines.
• Mixed-Use & Urban Regeneration — Podium towers and city-block schemes — every sector at once, on one footprint.
• Defence & Security — Barracks, hangars and secure compounds — conventional building, unconventional rules.
• Correctional Facilities — Prisons and detention centres — security built into every detail of the fabric.
• Building Trades & Methods — Brick, block, concrete walls and the MEP trades — how the work actually gets done, by build type.
• Off-Site & Modern Methods — Built in a factory, finished on site — where the programme moves indoors.
• Temporary Works & Plant — The kit that holds the job up while the real work happens — design, access, formwork and lifting.