Helping shape 171 Victoria Street with Façade Consultancy and Façade Access Consultancy The refurbishment and extension of 171 Victoria Street is transforming the former John Lewis headquarters into a landmark Grade A office development in the heart of Westminster. Delivered by Sisk and Savills on behalf of Kirkglade Ltd. , the scheme will provide more than 203,000 sq ft of premium workspace while retaining and enhancing the existing building and maintaining its active ground-floor retail offering.

At the heart of Olympia’s transformation sits one of the development’s most technically complex elements: a 22-metre spanning glazed canopy that connects the new public realm while responding sensitively to the site’s Grade II listed heritage.

Originally built in 1885 and formerly known as the Minor Hall, the 30,000 sq ft space is being transformed into a vibrant restaurant, bar, and music and events venue, while carefully retaining its historic architectural features. Working within a listed structure required a sensitive, detail-led approach to ensure that interventions enhanced performance without compromising heritage value.

How do you build a major live music venue on top of an existing exhibition hall? At Olympia’s West Hall, the challenge was not simply to create a new performance space. A double-storey extension had to be integrated above the existing exhibition building, while the building envelope needed to respond to complex structural interfaces, demanding acoustic requirements and stringent environmental performance criteria. We provided both Façade Consultancy and Building Services (MEP) expertise to help address these challenges, supporting the project from Stage 4 through to completion.

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 proud to have played a vital role in the ongoing performance and enhancement of 20 Fenchurch Street, affectionately known as the “Walkie Talkie”.

Birmingham’s first SMART Building, Enterprise Wharf, is described by CBRE as currently the city’s most exciting new build.

Built in 1937, Dolphin Square is one of London’s most iconic riverside rental addresses and the largest privately owned residential block of apartments

The new MasterChef Studios at Digbeth Loc. Studios has transformed the historic Grade II listed Banana Warehouse alongside Birmingham's Grand Union Canal into a state-of-the-art television production facility. The development provides purpose-built studio space for the BBC's flagship MasterChef.

5 Aldermanbury Square is a landmark project design by Eric Parry Architects : an iconic 18-storey tower in the heart of the City of London.