Industrial buildings
Steel-framed and steel-clad, long-span and single-storey: these are the structures on which key sectors of the economy – retail, leisure, transport, distribution, manufacturing – rely. And the constructional steelwork industry is in a strong position to provide them as its inherent efficiency and highly integrated design and manufacturing has secured steel a market share of more than 95%
Prologis Park
Prologis has set itself an impressive set of sustainability targets for its future distribution facilities, as exemplified by Prologis Park near Stockley Park, Heathrow. The 5,500 m² warehousing facility was supplied by Barrett Steel Buildings, and was designed so that it could be disassembled and reused, if required on another site, even down to the level of the ground beams.
Barton Business Park
As government legislation starts to take hold and clients begin to realise and appreciate the benefits of having energy efficient buildings, the ‘shed’ sector has to up its game to attract tenants.
Festival Park
This development of 17 warehouse and logistics units completes the Festival Park project in Basildon, Essex. The 53,797m² project – comprising units ranging in size from 1,509 to 8,001m² – is a speculative development that completed in summer 2006.
Hambleside Danelaw
Hambleside Danelaw specialises in the production of roofing systems and ventilation products, providing specifiers with systems specifically designed to be recyclable and to help reduce the carbon footprints of the buildings where they are used.
Hoo Farm
Sustainability is a key concern within the construction industry. A low carbon footprint is the aim of every responsible developer.
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