Projects
Some of the Group’s historical projects include:
- Blackfriars Bridge, UK
- Britannia Bridge, UK, post-fire reconstruction (Husband and Company)
- Mersey Tunnel, UK
- Severn and Forth Road Bridges, UK
- Kuala Lepar Bridge, Malaysia
- Surabaya-Malang highway, East Java
- Channel Tunnel, UK
- Tsing Ma Bridge, Hong Kong
- Twickenham Rugby Stadium, UK (London)
- Dinorwig Power Station
Other key projects include:
- A3 Hindhead Bypass, UK
- AusAID, Australia
- Edgbaston Cricket Ground, UK
- Heathrow Terminal 5, UK
- Hunstanton Coastal Monitoring, UK
- Korat 1 Solar Photovoltaic Plant, Thailand
- London’s Crossrail
- Macau City of Dreams
- Manchester Civil Justice Centre, UK
- Masdar City, Abu Dhabi
- Mbombela Stadium, South Africa
- Oakland Bay Bridge, USA
- Princess Amalia Wind Farm, Offshore, the Netherlands
- Quito International Airport, Ecuador
- Rhino and Elephant Action Strategy, Asia
- Road Upgrading, Uganda
- SMILE Communications Programme, South Africa
- Snow Leopard Protection, Siberia and Mongolia
- Stormwater Management and Road Tunnel, Malaysia
- Victoria Station Upgrade, UK
- Water Resource Demand Management, China
- Wembley Stadium, UK
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