Leeds

Contact Details

Rose Wharf, Ground Floor 78-80 East Street Leeds LS9 8EE

“Our Leeds office was opened in 1989 and the number of successful projects we’ve been involved with during that time is a testament to the passion and commitment of all of our staff, both past and present. Our team takes great pride in our involvement in high profile developments across the region; it’s clear that we are playing a key role in redevelopment and regeneration across Yorkshire.”

Colin Riches, Business Unit Director

Accessibility

Access

Our office is located on the Ground Floor of Rose Wharf when accessed via the main entrance, rather than the riverside, and is step free.

If you have any further questions or would like us to help you plan your visit, please contact our team and we would be happy to support you.

Getting Here

Train: We’re 1 mile away from Leeds Train Station

Bus: East Street bus stop is right outside our office building

Car: You may wish to park at CitiPark Leeds Dock, next to the Royal Armouries Museum and walk or wheel across the river footbridge to our office. It would take you around 10 minutes. There are also car parks on either side of the Rose Wharf building. 

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Our Key People

Colin Richies

Colin Riches

Business Unit Director: Civils & Structures

Andy Buckley Leeds

Andy Buckley

Director: Civils & Structures

Jon Shaw Leeds

Jon Shaw

Technical Director: Geotechnical & Environmental

Aaron Tilley

Aaron Tilley

Transport Planning Director

Niamh McCloskey Leeds

Niamh McCloskey

Technical Associate: Sustainability

Rob Inman

Rob Inman

Business Development Manager

Alex Vogt

Alex Vogt

Board Director

Latest Projects in Leeds

Rob Burrow Centre for MND
Healthcare

The Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease is a purpose-built facility located at Seacroft Hospital in Leeds bringing together specialist care, research and support services for MND under one roof.

The Rob Burrow MND Centre

11&12 Wellington Place, Leeds
Workplaces

11 & 12 Wellington Place is a 12-storey office building that forms part of the 140,000sqm mixed-use development in central Leeds.

11&12 Wellington Place, Leeds

Health & Wellbeing Academy, Southgate2
Higher Education

Forming part of the Southgate masterplan, the University of Huddersfield’s Southgate Building 2 is the second addition to the wider National Health Innovation Campus and will offer 6,000 m2 of teaching and NHS diagnostic space across five storeys.

Health & Wellbeing Academy, Southgate 2

BIOS, Teesside University
Higher Education

BIOS is a state-of-the-art facility supporting the University’s School of Health and Life Sciences, providing new teaching labs, a new super lab, research and clinical skills space.

BIOS, Teesside University

Sir William Henry Bragg Building,
Higher Education

A landmark development for engineering and physical sciences, and the largest single project the university has undertaken since the 1960s.

Sir William Henry Bragg Building, University of Leeds

Mount Oswald, Durham University
Higher Education

Construction of two distinct colleges for John Snow and 17th Colleges within the University, comprising 1000 bed spaces, two college heart buildings, and a hub building with formal dining facilities.

Mount Oswald, Durham University

Further Reading

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21st Jan 26

Shaping the Future of West Yorkshire: Our Five Key Projects

For more than 35 years, we’ve called West Yorkshire home - and today, we have the privilege of helping to shape some of the region’s most exciting developments.

Wellington Place
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17th Dec 25

Making an Impact!

Each milestone this year has demonstrated how living our values shapes the way we work, strengthens our relationships, and drives the positive impact we create for our people, clients, and communities.

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17th Dec 25

Championing a people-first approach through 2025

We believe in fostering meaningful human connections that resonate with the hearts and minds of our stakeholders, building strong relationships and communities that thrive and flourish. It’s an approach we’re proud to have carried forward throughout the year.

Walking Weekend