David Sandbrook
Business Unit Director: Civils & Structures
Manchester
“Our people are proud to be able to look across the changing skyline and see the key projects we have contributed to in the Manchester region over the 50 years we’ve been established here. We have seen Manchester become a truly global city with unique partnerships between the public and private sector that produce trailblazing results, and we have played a part in these significant projects.”
Alex Vogt, Board Director
Accessibility
Access
The office is fully accessible with step‑free entry throughout. It features automatic and assisted door access, a passenger lift serving all floors, and accessible toilet facilities.
Getting Here
Train
King’s House is just a short walk from major Manchester train stations:
Manchester Oxford Road Station/ Manchester Victoria Station - approx. 11 minutes’ walk
Manchester Piccadilly Station - approx. 20 minutes’ walk
Bus
There are bus and tram links within the Bee Network located close to our office.
Bus routes 101, 111, 147, 15 and 18 all stop near the King Street / Deansgate area, within walking distance of King’s House.
The nearest frequent stop is approximately 11 minutes’ walk from the building.
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Our Key People
Carl Peers
Business Unit Director: Transport Planning
Andy Rain
Design Director: Civils & Structures
Rob Allen
Geo-Environmental Director
Aaron Tilley
Transport Planning Director
Alex Vogt
Board Director
Latest Projects in Manchester
A phased redevelopment of a historic industrial site, providing multi-discipline services. The project includes 800,000 sq ft of mixed-use space, innovative stormwater management, and complex in-situ groundwater remediation of TCE contamination, coordinated alongside live construction and supported by detailed environmental assessments and regulatory engagement.
Atlantic Park, Liverpool
A low-carbon residential scheme that combines contemporary apartments and family townhouses with high-quality public spaces, cycle storage and EV charging facilities.
No1 Ancoats Green (Rodney Street), Manchester
A highly sustainable new building at Manchester Metropolitan University serves as a dynamic living lab, showcasing advances in science and engineering. It bridges research, education, and the wider city region, fostering collaboration and sharing innovative solutions with the community.
Science and Engineering Building, MMU, Manchester
A new high quality acute hospital, using sustainable construction methods. The new healthcare facility accommodates clinical wards, office space, educational facilities, and a wellbeing hub.
North Manchester General Hospital
Providing essential services and collaborating with a wider team to create new homes, offering fresh starts and renewed hope for the people of Manchester.
Embassy Village, Manchester
A BREEAM Excellent 32 storey student accommodation tower on New Wakefield Street in the in the heart of Manchester.
Artisan Heights, Manchester
Further Reading
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Events29th Sep 26
Getogether 2026: Celebrating the People Behind Curtins
For over 40 years, our Getogether has been a reminder that while we deliver engineering excellence, it's our people who make Curtins what it is. This year, colleagues from all 13 of our offices came together at Manchester's Victoria Warehouse for a day of fairground-themed challenges. The evening concluded with dinner and our annual awards, recognising those who embody our values every day. Because great businesses are built on great people.
Views25th Sep 26
Unlocking Regeneration with Confidence
Local authorities across the UK are under increasing pressure to deliver housing, drive economic growth and regenerate communities, often against a backdrop of constrained budgets, complex planning policy and rising development costs. By identifying risks and opportunities early, we help create viable, deliverable masterplans that support planning, maximise site value and deliver lasting benefits for communities.
Views15th Jun 26
Building for Growth: How the Building Safety Act is Shaping Residential Development
As residential growth accelerates, the Building Safety Act is driving stronger quality and accountability, with David Sandbrook highlighting its impact on design, delivery and long-term management in Place North West.
