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Victoria Square, Woking

Dan Carpenter May 8, 2019

Woking, on the outskirts of London, dates back to the 8th Century, although in recent years is most commonly known for featuring in H.G. Wells War of the Worlds, and being part of the London Commuter belt. The Victoria Square development in the centre of the town, is crucial to the long term regeneration of the area, bring new housing, jobs and business to the heart of Woking.

Claridge’s Hotel, London

Dan Carpenter May 8, 2019

Claridge’s Hotel, in the heart of London’s Mayfair district, was first opened in 1812, and since this time has gradually become synonymous with luxury and decadence. However, If you are the first name in elite tourism you have to ensure that facilities are constantly improved and expanded, it is not such a simple job as to close the hotel for a few months and reopen when the works have been completed.

Bromley South Central, London

Dan Carpenter October 9, 2017

This contract took WJ to Bromley, in the heart of South London, to take part in a new major regeneration project.

Royal Hospital For Sick Children, Edinburgh

Dan Carpenter October 9, 2017

The Royal Hospital for Sick Children has been based on it’s existing site in the heart of Edinburgh since 1895, however in 2005 it was decided by the local NHS Trust that a more modern facility should be constructed adjacent to the existing Edinburgh Royal Infirmary at Little France on the south-east edge of the city.

Nottingham One, Canal Street

WJ Group Admin August 19, 2015

Located at the heart of the increasingly trendy Nottingham (its University, in particular, is enjoying its highest popularity ranking ever at present), Nottingham One celebrates new heights in residential city living.

Manchester Airport Control Tower

WJ Group Admin August 17, 2015

There are few construction environments as challenging to operate in as airports.

Big Data Institute, Oxford

WJ Group Admin August 17, 2015

The new Big Data Institute on the Old Road Campus of the University of Oxford is located between two recently completed laboratory buildings – the Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology and the NDM Research Building.