The White City Development is a major new development for West London situated in an area of approximately 39 acres between Shepherd’s Bush to the south and Ariel Way to the north, with Wood Lane to the west and the A3220 and West London Line to the east.
As part of the works, the existing LUL sidings needed to be relocated from their current position at ground level to an adjacent position below ground. The new 16 road sidings and fan are self-contained within a concrete ‘box’ structure, which supports the retail development above. The works included:
Waterman appointed to provide full range of civil and structural engineering services as part of major redevelopment of Twickenham Station.
Waterman appointed to undertake design of approach walkways and retaining structures for Bedwyn and Hinksey Stroud Railway Bridges.
Waterman appointed by Network Rail on design services frameworks for Consents and Environment in CP6.
As part of a national business improvement plan Network Rail commissioned a new 410,000ft2 office building in Milton Keynes for up to 3000 staff.
Waterman’s Timothy Grimshaw, Amrit Ghose and Jagvinder Singh will join Warren Thomas of Henderson Thomas Associates to discuss the benefits of taking a holistic approach to bridge management and inspection.
Manoj Gupta, Waterman’s rail sector director, outlines how the decarbonising transport plan sets out a clear path to delivering a net zero public transport network.
Industry-wide collaboration throughout the supply chain.