MEP Team approaches successful completion of landmark Dolphin Square project
Published
20th February • 2025
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Published
20th February • 2025
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Dolphin Square has stood as a London landmark since 1937, offering riverside living within one of the UK’s most significant residential developments. Now, through a carefully planned seven-year restoration programme, this iconic address is being preserved and modernised for the future.
Wintech’s MEP team has played a vital role in Phase 1 of the project, working alongside LJJ LTD to upgrade 372 apartments, the main entrance, lobby areas, and central services within the extensive basement. Our team provided detailed design and coordination services to ensure a smooth integration of modern building systems while respecting the heritage of this remarkable structure.
Sarah Southgate, Building Services Director at Wintech, commented:
“Delivering MEP solutions for a project of this scale and historical significance requires a balance of technical expertise and respect for the building’s legacy. We are incredibly proud of our team’s work on Phase 1 and look forward to seeing Dolphin Square’s transformation unfold.”
As completion nears, we celebrate the collaboration, innovation, and dedication from all the teams involved that have shaped this milestone.
Find out more about Dolphin Square here.
For your project requirements and MEP solutions, please contact us.
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