Enveloping the unique building, located in Salford, Greater Manchester, is Europe’s largest living wall which bears 350,000 plants of 32 different species, designed to achieve net zero operational Carbon. Accredited by BREEAM as Outstanding and by the UK Green Building Council, Eden demonstrates the potential of putting net zero ambitions at the heart of design.

Wintech are delighted to be part of the prestigious Hemisphere project in Paddington Village, for Sciontec. Hemisphere is a Grade A commercial office building

Four New Bailey pays homage to its roots: Its primary structure draws inspiration from the adjacent steel bridge’s cross bracing

With an interlacing red brick façade in homage to Salford’s textile history, Three New Bailey Square is the third office development within the masterplan.

Wintech provided a full set of consultancy services from stage 2 to completion on First Street; a high-rise residential scheme in the heart of Manchester.

The Pendleton High-Rise project is one of the largest residential façade remediation programmes undertaken in Greater Manchester, involving nine occupied tower blocks in Salford. The scheme was developed to replace combustible external wall materials and enhance the long-term safety, performance and resilience of the buildings.

Confronted with challenges regarding the façade’s composition, the decision was made to completely overhaul the façade of Burton Place

Sister, formerly known as ID Manchester is a £1.7 billion 15-year regeneration project led by The University of Manchester and Bruntwood SciTech, spanning approximately 18 hectares on the university’s former North Campus.

Wintech is delighted to have provided Façade Engineering Consultancy Services for the newly completed Citylabs 4.0 development, a 125,000 sq ft laboratory

Moho in Manchester stands as one of the city’s most distinctive modular residential buildings, originally constructed from prefabricated living pods and assembled in the heart of the Northern Quarter. As the building matured, the need for a full façade remediation became essential to ensure compliance with updated fire safety regulations and to strengthen its long‑term resilience.