Featured Projects
Graduate Hotels
Extensive refurbishment of two hotels for the Graduate Hotels brand; a collection of boutique hotels located in key university towns across the US and the UK.
UKAEA – Combined Office Building
Multi-disciplinary design services for a new office building for UKAEA and Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production (STEP) on the Culham Science Campus in Oxfordshire.
Perry Road, Harlow
Harlow Council’s Perry Road scheme comprises the redevelopment of the former Lister Medical Centre site in the heart of Staple Tye - one of the seven, original neighbourhoods of Gibberd's Harlow New Town masterplan – to provide a mix of social housing and commercial space.
Staple Tye Depot, Harlow
The redevelopment of the Staple Tye depot site in Harlow will deliver a distinctive scheme of family houses, providing much-needed social housing and enhancing the character of the area.
The Yorkes, Harlow
The Yorkes development brings a vacant plot of land back into residential use in the Tye Green area of Harlow to deliver a ‘later living’ development of six one-storey bungalows.
Featured News
McBains welcomes Colin McCaffrey as new Cost Management Director
We're delighted to announce the appointment of Colin McCaffrey to the position of Director within the London Cost Management team.
Double success for McBains at Building Better Healthcare Awards 2024
McBains returned triumphant from the Building Better Healthcare Awards 2024 on November 6, 2024 with the Louisa Martindale Building picking up two awards
Progress photos from DWP’s new Blackpool offices
Exciting progress is being made on DWP’s new offices in the heart of Blackpool
Property Week Q&A: Five minutes with Anya Blanchfield, sustainability & net zero consultant at McBains
Industry magazine, Property Week, has interviewed McBains sustainability and net zero consultant Anya Blanchfield
Planning approval for temporary bus station paves way for next phase of new Harlow sustainable transport hub & interchange
The large-scale rebuild of Harlow bus station and the regeneration of the Essex town’s Terminus Street moved one step closer to reality this month, with the conclusion of the site enabling works and planning permission granted for the change of use of Post Office Road car park to a temporary bus station.