Our Experience

The Borough Yard project involves the regeneration and transformation of a significant 12-hectare brownfield site, paving the way for approximately 1,400 new homes. This initiative directly supports Wirral Council’s Local Plan for 2021–2037, contributing to the area’s long-term growth and regeneration.

This project involves the redevelopment of a challenging brownfield site with poor ground conditions and significant contamination constraints. Early engagement with specialist piling contractors helped inform the design approach, improve cost certainty, and ensure the proposed solution was both practical and economically viable.

The Cumberland Sports Village is being developed as a modern, multi-purpose destination that extends beyond traditional sporting facilities. Designed to serve both athletes and the wider community, the development will provide high-quality spaces for events, hospitality, business meetings, and community activities, creating a vibrant hub for residents across the region. Curtins is proud to support Cumberland Sports Village, creating lasting health, wellbeing, social and economic benefits for the community for generations to come.

Equipped with world-class clinical simulation facilities, this cutting-edge centre features a diagnostic suite, simulated operating theatres, and advanced healthcare technologies designed to support hands-on learning.

We supported Laing O’Rourke in preserving the Grade II listed Hydraulic Engine House as part of Everton’s new Hill Dickinson Stadium development. The restored Hydraulic Engine House not only honours Liverpool’s industrial heritage but also signals a future for continued regeneration in the northern end of Liverpool.

A low-carbon residential scheme that combines contemporary apartments and family townhouses with high-quality public spaces, cycle storage and EV charging facilities.