Projects

A masterclass in beautifully integrated architecture and engineering. Hydrock’s multi-disciplinary engineering services helped deliver a new 11,000 sq m headquarters building for the UKHO which prioritises both collaborative and agile workspace.

Our M&E engineering design from RIBA Stage 1 to 7 was a critical feature in creating new world-class, purpose-built facilities for English National Ballet and English National Ballet School in east London.

A visionary inland surfing destination using cutting-edge ‘Cove’ wave-making technology to provide up to 1,000 waves per hour is under construction having benefited from our full range of multi-disciplinary engineering services.

Hydrock's nuclear specialists are supporting the preparation of the pre-construction safety report for the design of Hinkley Point C – the first nuclear power station to be built in the UK for over two decades.

Our structural engineers designed the steelwork for the redevelopment of New Covent Garden Market, a landmark multi-phased project and the largest scheme in the Nine Elms opportunity area.

Hydrock’s multi-disciplinary engineering supported developer X1 to achieve planning for this £210m development in Leeds. We are now supporting housing provider The Guinness Partnership in delivering Phase One of the project.

As geotechnical designer, we supported the earthworks for this 700-acre development, including a 2.5km rail embankment, three bridges, and realignment of major highways. Our structural and civil engineers are working on 2.5m sq ft of logistics space at the Gateway site.

We provided engineering design for Manchester Life’s eye-catching Cotton Field Wharf private rental development in Ancoats, Manchester.

Our flagship project in Wales, Llys Cadwyn is a stand-out jewel of regeneration in south Wales’ crown. Our multi-disciplinary engineering services were instrumental in creating this high-quality, ambitious development.

Our detailed M&E design at the construction stage, including coordination of off-site manufacture, has ensured a right-first-time approach to the construction of this landmark 42-storey, 481-apartment development by Moda Living.

Hydrock’s civil and structural engineers were part of the team that designed a new purpose-built, £34m, 220,000 sq ft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) aircraft hangar to house 16 Gulfstream jets at TAG Farnborough Airport.

We provided M&E engineering design for the modular residential pods on Dyson Institute of Engineering and Technology's ‘undergraduate village’ campus.