Buildings

Built in 1884, Anfield is the seventh largest stadium in England. Originally home to Everton (1884-1891), the grounds became home to Liverpool FC in 1892, now the most successful British club of all time winning 18 League titles, 8 League Cups, 7 FA Cups, 5 European Cups and 3 UEFA Cups.

Located near Nottingham Train Station, the Barnum is one of Nottingham’s latest developments. Hosting 348 apartments, this complex was named after the Barnum railway fleet of trains which connected Nottingham to London during Victorian Britain.

With over 570 hotels spread across the UK and Ireland, Travelodge is the largest independent hotel chain in the UK. The majority of their hotels are conveniently located in busy towns and cities and host everyone from those traveling on business to pleasure seekers and site seeing tours. The appeal of the humble Travelodge is their value for money, while still maintaining a relaxed and friendly aesthetic.

After a staggering investment of £39 million, Mildenhall Hub is a focal point in the community for many to access public services,receive an education and participate in leisure activities. Part of the governments ‘One Public Estate Programme’, the aim of this development was to provide a single point of access to a variety of services.

Jedburgh Campus is a £32 million facility accommodating nursery, primary and secondary school children. Its amenities include a wide variety of sports facilities and a range of science, technology labs and work rooms.

Located in the Cairngorms, otherwise known as the largest national park in the UK, Badenoch and Strathspey Hospital is one of the latest developments for NHS Highlands.

We illuminated the Isle of Skye’s newest community hospital as part of NHS Highlands and Hub North (Scotland) £40 million development project. Located near the coast, the site sits in between the Dr Mackinnon Memorial Hospital and the Broadford Medical Centre.