Gilberts Help Deliver Net Zero in Newcastle
We’re proud to have played a key role in helping the new Callerton Academy in Newcastle achieve carbon neutral status. The £39m new school has capacity for 1400 pupils over its campus of a three-storey teaching building and adjoining dedicated sports facility. Designed and built to ‘fabric first’ principles, Callerton Academy features diverse green […]
Gilberts goes above and beyond to help cut noise in Hackney
Gilberts’ talent for problem-solving has helped cut decibels in one of Europe’s noisiest cities whilst taking steps to address London’s severe housing shortage. Higgins Partnerships was commissioned by London Borough of Hackney to redevelop derelict garages in Wimbourne Street Hackney to create two new blocks of 59no mixed tenure flats with commercial and community space. […]
Gilberts’ Top-Level Approach to Helping Reduce Hospital Waiting Lists
Supporting NHS Hospital Construction in Bradford Hospital operations in Bradford are set to increase, with input from Gilberts louvres contributing towards a new NHS surgical day case unit — part of wider efforts to expand healthcare infrastructure in the UK. Rooftop Plant Screening with Gilberts Weather Louvres The rooftop plant necessary to operate the unit […]
Gilberts’ Ventilation Contributes towards Zero Waste Goal
Even the ventilation is playing a part towards achieving net zero at Pembrokeshire County Council’s new Eco Park Waste Recycling facility. The Milford Haven Eco Park is fundamental to the Council’s plan to achieve net zero carbon and zero waste. Contractor Andrew Scott Ltd implemented numerous measures to deliver a sustainable development, across the three […]
Rising to the challenge of making historic building future-proof
A “once in a generation” opportunity to reconceive and future-proof the concept of a museum is entering a new phase of realisation with the completion of crucial enabling works, supported by leading air movement specialist Gilberts. The iconic, historic Smithfield Market is being redeveloped as a new Museum of London, due to open in 2026. […]