Our journey to Net Zero 2045
In order to realise our vision and continue proudly building Britain's future heritage, we want to help lead the transition to Net Zero and develop solutions that address this challenge.
To be renowned for our work with clients and communities as we construct a better world for future generations.
Our vision reflects our commitments to improving the world around us, meeting the changing needs of our clients and partners, building the next generation of careers in construction, and making sure the communities where we work see maximum benefits from the buildings and infrastructure we create.
In order to realise our vision and continue proudly building Britain's future heritage, we want to help lead the transition to Net Zero and develop solutions that address this challenge.
It’s what we are known for and it’s why we attract some of the industry’s brightest talent.
Our commitment to technical excellence means we are always looking to push the boundaries of the possible.
Careful planning and meticulous collaboration ensured the successful completion of this design-led scheme on a busy working hospital site.
Our Special Projects team worked meticulously to restore the Elizabeth Tower back to its former glory.
State-of-the-art infrastructure and seamless community integration set a gold standard for testing facility in Newport.
Modern Slavery is everyone's issue and we will only tackle it effectively if we collaborate and address it together.
Thanks to the expertise of our in-house design specialists, we do more than turn our clients’ visions into reality.
Construction management is a delivery route through which we can add tremendous value.
Providing a 360° analysis of land and developments, with minimal disruption onsite.
Our reputation is founded on 150 years of technical excellence and innovation, our entrepreneurial spirit and our future-focused approach.
Our Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus (TQEC) project runs the first Design Engineer Construct (DEC) Programme in Bristol to educate local 13-18+ students, in partnership with the University of Bristol.
A unique 13m cable-stayed bridge teaches West Cumbrian students hands-on civil engineering skills, promoting STEM careers and pathways into construction.
As we celebrate National Inclusion Week 2024, we share stories from women in construction, reflecting our commitment to creating an inclusive workplace.
IHP delivers phase 2 of Hexham Hospital’s upgrade, enhancing oncology, women’s health, endoscopy, and more for patients and staff.
This National Inclusion Week, we celebrate ParalympicsGB athletes and how they transform attitudes around disability through their achievements at the Paralympic Games.
2,432 recycled aluminium panels in 19 colours now adorn this 14-storey sustainable landmark, delivering 500,000 sq ft of office and 46,000 sq ft of retail space.