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Heathrow Airport set for logistics expansion

Heathrow Airport has appointed McLaren Construction to build more than 9,000m2 of logistics space as part of the redevelopment of its Eastern Business Park. …

Major employment park set for Towcester

Winvic Construction has been appointed by IM Properties to construct a major new employment park at Towcester, Northamptonshire. Expected to create 1,500 jobs …

Green light for Bristol industrial scheme

McLaren Construction Midlands and North has been appointed by Equation Properties to build Plot 4 of the Matrix 49 industrial park in Avonmouth, near Bristol. …

Excellent frames for Crawley warehouses

Two speculative steel-framed warehouse units are being constructed at Panattoni Park Crawley in West Sussex. Located close to Gatwick Airport and Junction 10 …

Three frames in one

Consisting of three linked steel frames, Panattoni has completed a bespoke built-to-suit facility for Tesco, enabling enhanced logistics and operational …

Dublin academic building ready for first students

Built to achieve a BREEAM ‘Excellent’ rating and with energy efficiency and sustainability at the heart of its design, Dublin City University’s Polaris …

Steel addition for data campus

With a sustainable design at its core, a new Administrative Building, located on a confined site, will provide a data provider with better and more efficient …

Carbon neutral leisure

Aiming to achieve the highest sustainability ratings, Epping’s new steel-framed leisure centre is set to provide the Essex town with an economic and …

Tesco takes possession of north Kent steel-framed warehouse

Consisting of three interlinked steel-framed structures, developer Panattoni has completed a bespoke logistics warehouse for Tesco. Located on the west bank of …

Know your boundaries

The design for an industrial/warehouse scheme in Beckton, east London is the first project to incorporate a new fire engineered boundary wall specification …

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