A topping out ceremony has taken place in the creation of a new, state of the art, affordable homes development in Gosport for people aged 55 and over with care and support needs.
Morgan Sindall Construction has celebrated the completion of its work at the University of Salford’s brand new Science, Engineering and Environment Building (SEE Building) that forms part of the Salford Crescent and University District’s wider …
Morgan Sindall Construction’s Southern Home Counties Business has been appointed to Kent County Council’s (KCC) £500m Property Construction Partnership Framework.
In our latest #PeopleBehindTheProjects series we spoke to James Curtis, business development coordinator in Cambridge. James studied economics at University before moving into the construction industry and has been working in the Cambridge office for …
A brand new all-through school in the parish of Wavendon in the south east of Milton Keynes welcomed its first pupils this week.
Once fully operational in 2024, the Molecular Sciences building will strengthen core research capabilities in chemical, environmental and biomolecular sciences, fostering an environment for carrying out world-class research and education. Following in the theme of …
We spoke to Shaun Thomas, Senior Project Manager from our North West region, about his charity work that swaps his steel-capped boots for blue suede shoes.
Morgan Sindall Construction has been praised after rising to the challenge of preparing for life on Mars in Bristol.
We spoke with Zach Hamilton, who is currently working on the Molecular Science building project as a Graduate Design Manager, about his journey so far and how he has navigated his current role and his …
Morgan Sindall Construction has completed its work on Novella, a collection of design-led apartments within The English Cities Fund’s (ECF) New Bailey scheme.
Morgan Sindall Construction has collaborated with an education charity and procurement specialist to challenge misconceptions about the construction industry’s impact on the environment and attract the next generation of green workers.
The rebuild will replace the existing King Henry VIII High School and combine it with the Deri View Primary School to create a single 1,900 place all-through school for three to 19-year-olds.
