How our teams at Aylesbury’s Kingsbrook Secondary School and Kingsbrook View Primary Academy, ensured they were at the leading edge of sustainable school design, environmentally friendly practices and technologies at their sites.
Innovative approaches to school building are available that can support our communities and local school networks to ensure that they are able to educate a larger student body to the same high standard. In this …
We were thrilled to contribute to The Times Future of Construction 2022 report, which looks at new and exciting opportunities to bring green building back to life.
A foundation stone for the new Jo Cox More In Common Centre currently under construction at the University of Huddersfield has been unveiled by Kim Leadbeater MP, Jo Cox’s sister, and their parents Jean and …
Back in 2019, we commissioned some in-depth research, from which our Building Better Futures white paper was published. This paper outlined the current landscape in SEND and proposed a hat trick of key commitments to …
One of the biggest projects in East London to help tackle the capital’s housing crisis is underway in Canning Town, with a ceremony held to formally mark work starting on the Manor Road Quarter.
Morgan Sindall Construction, working with Wirral Met College, has launched its second Knowledge Quad in the Liverpool City Region as part of its work building two Grade A office buildings in Birkenhead town centre for …
Morgan Sindall Construction have been selected to work as a preferred contractor to help deliver the nationally ground-breaking Western Way development in West Suffolk.
Around 10 per cent of the UK’s population lives in coastal towns and cities - places that face distinct regeneration challenges of their own and which are sometimes literally and figuratively at the end of …
Morgan Sindall Construction has been appointed by the Department for Education (DfE) to build a new Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) college in Scunthorpe.
Morgan Sindall Construction has successfully completed and handed over 12 of 13 early years centres worth a combined £13million from the Highland Council, with the final due to be handed over in mid-April.
