Prince of Wales Drive
Wintech have provided Façade Engineering & Design consultancy services on The Prince of Wales Development Phases 1, 2 & 3.
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Midland Metropolitan Hospital
Wintech provided a variety of specialist services, including the production of preliminary structural and thermal calculations, as well as providing concept design support.
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Pendleton High-Rise
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.
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Unity Square
Unity Square, Nottingham houses HMRC’s 13th regional centre, described as the most transformational office scheme to happen in the East Midlands
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Edition
Wintech is delighted to contribute our façade consultancy and access services expertise to Edition in the cultural heart of Birmingham
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Greenwich Peninsula, Plot 19.05
Wintech is proud to deliver multiple key services on Greenwich Peninsula Plot 19.05, a striking residential development being provided with Façade Engineering and Access Consultancy services.
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Royal Arsenal Riverside
The Royal Arsenal Riverside development in East London, is one of London's most significant regeneration projects, transforming a historic military site
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Istanbul Airport
Istanbul airport completed in phases in 2018 and aims to eventually serve 200 million passengers annually. The airport comprises comprise four terminals with Terminal One becoming the largest under one roof in the world, measuring a gross floor area close to one million square metres. This makes it one of the world’s largest enclosed spaces.
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Kings Road Park
Wintech are proud to play a significant part in the development of Kings Road Park; a new residential-led mixed use scheme designed by Foster & Partners.
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Sister, Manchester
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.
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