At Curtins we believe that the true value of our work is defined by the difference for good we make in the lives of real people. Our deep sector knowledge and consultancy expertise helps build a better future for our colleagues, our clients and the communities we serve, because the world we all live in and the legacy we leave truly matters.
We have the resources of a large business, but the responsiveness and imagination of a small player to manage straightforward stuff incredibly well, and incredible stuff in a straightforward way.
With a rich history of embracing cutting-edge technology, we lead the way in digital delivery. Accredited with the BSI BIM Kitemark, we collaborate in a digital environment using the latest industry tools, and continuously enhance our digital capabilities to add tangible value to our projects.
Our economical remodelling of existing buildings to ensure they can reused or retrofitted in a sustainable, continuous loop.
Our innovative approach to due diligence, pre-planning and other development services.
Experienced assessments, investigations, appraisals and the development of cost-effective structural repair solutions for existing buildings, including non-traditional housing.
At the heart of our innovative approach to building design is our commitment to delivering projects with unparalleled quality, speed, safety, and efficiency.
Green infrastructure led design promotes biodiversity and enhances the wellbeing of communities, so we bring this experienced approach to our projects in Wales, as well as the rest of the UK to deliver innovative and biophilic design, in harmony with the natural environment.
At Curtins, sustainability is at the core of our approach as we strive to build a better future.
We specialise in the engineering of tall buildings, with expertise in wind load management, stability, and cost-efficient solutions.
We understand the importance of conserving and sensitively restoring heritage structures so that their stories can continue and our connection with history is preserved. Our solutions are driven by our commitment to be sympathetic to the historically significant Monuments and Listed structures we design for, redevelop and regenerate.
At Curtins, we provide robust, planning‑compliant Flood Risk Assessments (FRAs) that help unlock development potential while ensuring long‑term resilience for people, places and infrastructure.
Curtins’ bespoke Insite service helps clients maintain the structural integrity of their built assets and confidently plan for their forward use.
We don’t pay lip service to sustainability. We know we can’t afford to – no individual or business can. This is why we work so hard to not only make positive changes ourselves, but also to lead and collaborate with others to maximise our impact. By measuring both our project and business emissions to accurately assess our carbon impact and through meticulous analysis and reporting, we have set realistic and achievable targets for reduction.
Our commitment is to decrease the average embodied carbon in our projects from 340kgCO2e/m2 to 295kgCO2e/m2 by 2030.
By actively working towards these goals, we strive to make a positive impact on the environment and create a more sustainable future for all.
The refurbishment of Pontllanfraith Comprehensive School’s Grammar Block created a dedicated facility for vulnerable learners while boldly reducing embodied carbon through the reuse of 35 tonnes of structural steel in the new sports hall.
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.
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.
An £80m landmark offering Swansea an attractive retail and leisure development centre with a newly created public realm and dramatic pedestrian bridge.
The West Cumberland Hospital redevelopment includes refurbishment, new medical and training facilities, infrastructure upgrades, and expanded healthcare services.
