Wayne Howland
Business Unit Director
Nottingham
“We’ve proudly been part of the fabric of Nottingham for over 30 years, during which time our people have continually pushed the boundaries in terms of innovation and sustainable design, and they have played leading roles in shaping health, education and housing in the region. We’re known for our practical approach sustainability in both new-build and retrofit projects, and our series of seminars on Delivering Lower Embodied Carbon Solutions is testimony to the strength of our voice and expertise in the industry.”
Wayne Howland, Business Unit Director
Accessibility
Access
Our office building is accessed directly from the pavement on Stoney Street. You’ll find us on the first floor, and there is a lift providing access. Unfortunately, the lift does not have sufficient space for a wheelchair to turn and the door is in the same position on the ground and first floor. It will therefore be necessary for wheelchair users to reverse out of the lift. Our staff will be happy to assist with this as required.
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 are 1.1 miles from Nottingham train station
Bus: The closest bus stop is 0.2 miles away.
Tram: The Lace Market tram stop is located around 100m from our office.
Car: There is an NCP carpark location less than 50 metres away that has provisions for disabled parking.
What 3 words: System.Porch.Follow
Our Key People
Mark Lusher
Principal Engineer
Latest Projects in Nottingham
The innovative centre is spearheading the UK’s research into digital aviation technology.
Digital Aviation Research and Technology Centre (DARTec) Canopy, Cranfield University
A striking design and multi-award winning Collaborative Teaching Laboratory for the University of Birmingham, consiting of an Engineering Lab and a state-of-the-art facilitiy for practical STEM teaching laboratories,
Collaborative Teaching Laboratory (CTL), University of Birmingham
A carbon neutral chemistry lab for PhD students and researchers at the University.
GlaxoSmithKline Centre, University of Nottingham
The project comprises of a replacement car park, a security gatehouse with staff facilities, a reception building and better site access for the new GlaxoSmithKline bio-pharmaceutical manufacturing facility in Ulverston.
CEPH Car Park, GlaxoSmithKline, Ulverston
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News20th Nov 23
Proud Sponsors of the Abbey Access Training Awards
Curtins sponsors the College's Learners of the Year 2023 Awards, in support of their courses to encourage people into the construction industry.
Views8th Feb 23
National Apprenticeship Week 2023: The value of apprenticeships
It’s National Apprenticeship Week and we’re highlighting the value and positive impact our apprentices have on their projects, as well as the ‘skills for life’ they have developed in their programme.
