Whitbread PLC, the parent company of the UK’s largest hotel brand Premier Inn, has added more than 1,000 new guest bedrooms to its growing UK network since March 2024 and the start of its FY24/25 financial year. The 137-bedroom Premier Inn at London Waterloo (North Lambeth) in Central London took
Barratt London and Places for London have secured planning approval for the next phase of its Bollo Lane site, following a unanimous decision by Ealing London Borough Council’s planning committee. The site, which sits between Bollo Lane and the Piccadilly railway lines by Acton Town Station, was the first development
gs8, the RIBA Award-winning UK housebuilder specialising in Planet Positive homes and neighbourhoods, has begun construction on 113 new homes in Thornwood, Essex. The development, Carpenter’s Yard, marks the UK’s largest ‘Zero Bill’s development, in partnership with Octopus Energy. The first homes will be launched in April, with the first
The City of Edinburgh Council is inviting residents to share their views on the regeneration of Seafield to make sure it responds to the needs and wishes of the local community. As a key site for delivering the goals set out in the Edinburgh City Plan 2030, plans for the
Panattoni, the world’s largest privately owned industrial developer, hosted a steel signing ceremony to commemorate the progress of the Panattoni Park Central A1[M] project. This landmark event celebrates the start of the steel erection phase of the largest speculative logistics warehouse currently under construction in the UK. Located near Junction
Leading Community architects Architecture Unknown has submitted plans to reimagine the former Middleton Conservative Club as a banqueting hall and community space. The elaborate plans, submitted on behalf of local business Kohinoor Banqueting Ltd, show the site transformed into a wedding venue and multi-use function space for the community. The
The major Solar Serena Sunrise redevelopment project, taking place in the beautiful village of Hornchurch, required Keyfix’s market-leading and A1 fire-rated Non-combustible Cavity Tray System (NCCT). Solar Serena Sunrise is a redevelopment project that will see the creation of 175 high-quality new apartments in an over-55’s retirement community village.
Spending on new construction orders reached nearly 8.4bn in January in an upbeat start to the year for construction – a 69% increase on December. The analysis follows analysis last month from Barbour ABI that UK contract awards were up 15% up in 2024. The figures provide a silver lining
Last week Hillingdon Council showcased its plans to work alongside partners and businesses to build a thriving economy at its first investment conference. The ‘Hillingdon Takes Off’ event, supported by SEGRO and held at the Battle of Britain Bunker Exhibition and Visitor Centre, Uxbridge, celebrated the borough’s burgeoning reputation as a
International property management group Odevo has launched SRVO Property, an independent surveying and advisory business set to serve the UK’s residential and commercial real estate market. Formed from Odevo’s existing surveying expertise, SRVO brings together top talent, skills, and experience under a dedicated brand. With a clear vision to become
Whitbread PLC, the parent company of the UK’s largest hotel brand Premier Inn, has added more than 1,000 new guest bedrooms to its growing UK network since March 2024 and the start of its FY24/25 financial year. The 137-bedroom Premier Inn at London Waterloo (North Lambeth) in Central London took the business over the 1,000 new room milestone earlier this month, marking the third new hotel Premier Inn to open in the capital since spring last year. In total, Whitbread has opened seven new Premier Inn and hub by Premier Inn hotels in the past eleven months including new locations in Central London, Cambridge, Bristol, York, and Torquay, reflecting the company’s objective of expanding its estate in popular destinations across the UK. Whitbread currently offers its UK customers a choice of more than 85,500 hotel rooms and believes there is the potential for 125,000 rooms in the United Kingdom and Ireland as it takes advantage of a favourable supply backdrop and the continued decline of independent hotels and guest houses. Alex Flach, UK & Ireland Development Director, commented: “The seven new Premier Inn hotels we have opened this financial year showcase Whitbread’s commitment to expanding our presence in desirable, high-demand locations across the UK and Ireland. “All of these new openings, completed since March 2024, are leasehold developments – a testament to the strength and appeal of the Whitbread covenant among our development partners. Notably, three of these hotels were created through the conversion of vacant office buildings, a process that not only revitalises unused spaces but also prevents tonnes of carbon dioxide from being released into the atmosphere during construction. “As hotel development becomes ever more complex, Whitbread’s collaborative and flexible approach to identifying and delivering new development opportunities is more critical than ever. Growing our estate across the UK and Ireland remains a top priority for the business, and my team and I are eager to connect with potential partners to secure and deliver the next generation of Premier Inn hotels.” The new hotels opened in Whitbread’s FY24/25 financial year so far include: Whitbread has a detailed network plan for the UK and Ireland of locations where Premier Inn is either unrepresented or where there is potential to increase the brand’s presence. These include 40 target locations within the M25 – a strategically important growth market for the brand – as well as thirteen target locations in Ireland. At time of publishing its FY24/25 half-year results (October 2024), Whitbread offered its customers a choice of more than 85,500 Premier Inn rooms from 855 locations across the UK & Ireland. Beyond the UK, the business is growing strongly in Germany where it has built a network of more than 10,000 Premier Inn rooms across the country and is aiming to be the no.1 hotel operator in the country. Find more on the target locations for Premier Inn in the UK and Ireland here: www.whitbread.com/property. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Barratt London and Places for London have secured planning approval for the next phase of its Bollo Lane site, following a unanimous decision by Ealing London Borough Council’s planning committee. The site, which sits between Bollo Lane and the Piccadilly railway lines by Acton Town Station, was the first development to be announced as part of the West London Partnership, an industry-leading collaboration that will unlock more than 4,000 new homes over the next decade. The Bollo Lane project will be delivered in four phases and will provide up to 900 new homes once complete. Each residential phase will deliver 50% affordable housing to rent or buy. Construction works are due to begin this spring, with the first phase comprising 195 one, two and three-bedroom homes for private and affordable rent. The second phase that will be unlocked by the committee approval will deliver 455 new homes for affordable and private sale over the next five years. In addition to delivering much-needed new homes, the project will create an entirely new street frontage along the western edge of Bollo Lane, providing extensive areas of new public realm alongside 20,000 sq ft of commercial and retail spaces. Residents will benefit from two new podium gardens, whilst the wider community will enjoy biodiverse green spaces through the creation of a new public square and community garden on land that was previously inaccessible to the public. The scheme has been designed to promote healthy and active travel methods, with new pedestrian and cycle routes linking Acton Town and Chiswick. Biodiversity and sustainability have been carefully considered at every stage of scheme design. The proposals for Phase 2 are set to achieve a biodiversity net gain of 126%, with an urban greening factor of 0.47. There will be 250 new trees planted across the development, whilst highly efficient buildings will use sustainable energy sources to reduce carbon emissions and generate lower energy bills for residents. Section 106 contributions agreed with Ealing London Borough Council will see more than £3m contributed to Education, Healthcare, Transport and other improvements in the Borough. In addition, the project will create up to 500 new jobs over the course of the development, and 20 new apprenticeships will be made available thanks to the West London Partnership. Craig Carson, Managing Director at Barratt West London, comments: “We are pleased to receive the unanimous approval of Ealing’s Planning Committee for our updated Bollo Lane proposals, on what is a key strategic site for the West London Partnership. Since Places for London appointed us as their formal development partner for the site two years ago, we have worked closely on our shared vision to bring plans forward and ensure we deliver a site to be truly proud of. Our partnership at Bollo Lane will unlock nearly 900 new homes, and with half of these affordable, we are working in tandem with Places for London and Ealing London Borough Council to meet the housing needs in the borough.” Jonathan Cornelius, Head of Property Development at Places for London, comments: “It is fantastic news to get the go ahead for our plans at Bollo Lane in Acton Town. This milestone is a significant step in our plans to deliver around 900 homes here – our largest development to date. “Our plans have been designed to reflect the area’s heritage and context, such as the Grade II-listed station next to it, and will bring hundreds of the homes that London urgently needs. “The scheme will benefit the local community with welcoming green spaces, improvements to pedestrian and cycling facilities and new commercial opportunities for local businesses.” To find out more about Barratt London visit www.barrattlondon.com or for further details on Places for London visit www.placesforlondon.co.uk. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
gs8, the RIBA Award-winning UK housebuilder specialising in Planet Positive homes and neighbourhoods, has begun construction on 113 new homes in Thornwood, Essex. The development, Carpenter’s Yard, marks the UK’s largest ‘Zero Bill’s development, in partnership with Octopus Energy. The first homes will be launched in April, with the first completions expected in late 2025. The site will be developed in line with gs8’s Planet Positive Framework and Zero Waste Charter, which means all non-contaminated waste on site is reused wherever possible and recycled as a secondary solution. The carbon stored in the homes and the landscaping exceeds the embodied carbon needed to build and maintain them. The innovative scheme will feature centralised battery storage, allowing the significant on-site energy to be seamlessly shared between properties, creating a market-leading energy-efficient and low carbon ‘Zero Bills’ community. The scheme’s ground-breaking community microgrid will be the first in the world to offer ‘Zero Bills’ through gs8’s partnership with Octopus Energy. Launched in 2022, Octopus’ ‘Zero Bills’ tariff enables customers to move into homes that are fully kitted out with state-of-the-art green tech – including a heat pump, a battery and solar panels – with no energy bills guaranteed for 5-10 years. Carpenter’s Yard will be tenure-blind, with all homes, including its 35 affordable dwellings, built to the same sustainability credentials. Of the affordable homes, 20 are for affordable rent and 15 will be shared ownership. Josh Gordon, Co-Founder, gs8, comments: “This is a landmark development for us as a business, building on the groundbreaking regenerative housing approach we’ve been committed to for the past six plus years. “We are delighted to continue our successful partnership with Octopus Energy, a pioneering business, that shares our vision and values, seeking to create homes built for the future and developments that bring positive lasting impacts to local communities.” Nigel Banks, Zero Bills Director, Octopus Energy, comments: “’Zero Bills’ is not just about eliminating energy bills – it’s about creating a sustainable future. “Our partnership with gs8 to deliver a microgrid community is all about delivering a truly transformative project that sets a new standard for affordable, eco-friendly living.” Plans feature several new public spaces, including a proposed community café and grocery concept and a permanent office for North Weald Bassett Parish Council, reflecting gs8’s ethos of community building, with the design of the scheme influenced by, and created for, the local community. Residents will have use of a shared DIY and reuse centre, enabling them to swap infrequently used items including tools and equipment. Residents will also have access to an on-site fitness centre and a pop-up space that can be booked out. Carpenter’s Yard provides multiple designated play areas for children, hidden within the trail garden, and on the pedestrianised ‘play street’ intertwined with a natural landscape featuring logs from felled trees on site, seating, new mature trees, edible planting and habitat creation and enhancement to encourage greater biodiversity. Each home, which will be designed with young families in mind, featuring designated home working spaces. Through gs8’s partnership with Nissan and Volt, electric car club vehicles and electric bicycles will be available for residents to use. An on-site concierge will also provide a number of services, including a shuttle service to Epping Underground Station to encourage sustainable methods of transport and reduced car usage. As with all gs8 developments, the landscape has been designed to be self-sustainable within two years, with the majority of existing trees and hedgerows along the border of the site retained. The former pond on the site will be reinstated and enhanced, with additional wetland and aquatic planting to increase biodiversity, with a dipping deck and seating installed. This results in a biodiversity net gain achieved on-site of over 40%. The scheme has been designed by Boehm Lynas, with whom gs8 were jointly awarded a RIBA National Award plus two RIBA London Awards in 2024 for their Planet Positive project, The Arbour, a collection of 10 homes in Walthamstow, East London. For more information on the homes at Carpenters Yard in Thornwood and to register your interest, please visit: https://www.carpentersyard.com/ Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
The City of Edinburgh Council is inviting residents to share their views on the regeneration of Seafield to make sure it responds to the needs and wishes of the local community. As a key site for delivering the goals set out in the Edinburgh City Plan 2030, plans for the narrow stretch of land include a new promenade, GP surgery and opportunities for new shops and workplaces. The coastal site could also include as many as 2,700 new homes, with 35% of homes being affordable, to address the Capital’s housing emergency. Future residents will benefit from the provision of a heat network which will help keep energy bills down whilst contributing to the city’s net zero targets. The consultation, which closes on Wednesday 30 April 2025, will build on the first two stages of engagement and consultation carried out to date. Residents can attend a drop-in session to discuss the plans, or they can take part in an online survey via the Consultation Hub. Planning Convener James Dalgleish said: Our draft plan to transform Seafield into a new environmentally friendly neighbourhood will take us one step further to tackling our housing emergency and reaching net zero by 2030. This is a chance for residents to shape the future of the area – whether it’s about improving transport links, preserving green spaces or introducing new community facilities and we’re eager to hear everyone’s ideas for a Seafield that serves the whole community. I’d encourage everyone to share their views with us by filling in our online survey or coming along to one of our consultation drop-in events. The in-person events will take place on the following dates and times: Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Panattoni, the world’s largest privately owned industrial developer, hosted a steel signing ceremony to commemorate the progress of the Panattoni Park Central A1[M] project. This landmark event celebrates the start of the steel erection phase of the largest speculative logistics warehouse currently under construction in the UK. Located near Junction 34 of the A1(M) on the border of Nottinghamshire and Yorkshire, Panattoni Park Central A1[M] is strategically positioned to provide seamless access to major road networks including the A1, M1, M18, and M180, making it a prime hub for national and international supply chains. The facility will span 770,000 sq ft and is designed with sustainability at its core, targeting BREEAM ‘Outstanding’ and offices rating EPC ‘A+’. The project, which is on schedule to be completed by Q4 2025. The site will feature state-of-the-art facilities including 8 level access doors, 100 dock doors, 595 car parking spaces and 217 HGV trailer parking spaces. The event included key stakeholders, project partners, and local dignitaries, including members of Bassetlaw District Council, highlighting the economic and environmental impact of Panattoni’s continued investment in sustainable logistics solutions. Panattoni is also marketing Central A1[M] 460, a cross-docked build-to-suit opportunity on the adjacent plot, offering up to 500,000 sq ft of additional industrial space to meet growing demand for high-quality logistics infrastructure across the region. Dan Burn, Head of Development for the North West and Yorkshire at Panattoni commented on the news, saying: “Panattoni Park Central A1[M] represents a bold statement about the future of logistics in the UK, and the steel signing is a momentous occasion to celebrate the collaborative efforts that have brought us to this stage. This project will not only provide state-of-the-art and highly sustainable facilities but also support regional growth through job creation and supply chain enhancements. With a workforce highly skilled in manufacturing and logistics, and competitive wage levels, the location is ideal for this large-scale development. The project is expected to attract major occupiers and drive continued investment in the region.” Cllr Charles Adams, Cabinet Member for Business and Skills at Bassetlaw District Council, also expressed his enthusiasm: “It’s fantastic that Panattoni has made such a significant investment in our community, and it is clear they have a commitment to fostering economic growth and providing job opportunities in the region. “We are especially pleased to learn about Panattoni’s plans to create highly skilled opportunities that will help to drive up wage growth in our district and maximise the skills of residents. “The Council has an ambition for Bassetlaw to become the greenest, most sustainable district in which to live and work, and Panattoni’s determination for this warehouse to be as environmentally sustainable as possible aligns with our own vision. “We are excited to see the positive impact that Panattoni Park Central A1[M] can bring to new and existing businesses, residents and our communities.” For more information on Panattoni Park Central A1[M] please visit www.panattoni.co.uk/centrala1m The agents for the scheme are DTRE, Cushman & Wakefield and M1 Agency. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Leading Community architects Architecture Unknown has submitted plans to reimagine the former Middleton Conservative Club as a banqueting hall and community space. The elaborate plans, submitted on behalf of local business Kohinoor Banqueting Ltd, show the site transformed into a wedding venue and multi-use function space for the community. The planning proposal includes internal refurbishments and renovation of the existing heritage façade, as well as a double storey contemporary brick extension. The proposed transformation will see the disused area at the back of the building adapted into a car park, containing new plants, green swales and a green-wall with the promise to retain existing trees and where possible improve the biodiversity of the site. In 2022, The Middleton Town Masterplan aimed to bring buildings in the town back to life through creative reuse, enhancing facades and shop fronts. The project was aimed at driving footfall to the area. The modern and contemporary extension, on 77 Long Street, would takes cues from the existing Middleton Conservative Club and the architecture in the surrounding area. Director, Daniel Kelso from Architecture Unknown, said: “The plans for 77 Long Street are contemporary and fresh, nodding respectfully to the buildings heritage while making it fit for purpose – an exciting building that will service the community for events and celebrations, for many years to come. “From conception to plans, it has been a collaborative process with the client to ensure we can put forward a beautiful space Middleton town can be proud of. There has been a real focus in maintaining the green space the local community loves, whilst improving access and making the building a go-to destination for events.” Architecture Unknown is a Manchester-based practice founded by Charlie Butterwick and Daniel Kelso. 77 Long Street falls under the Middleton Town Centre Conservation Area Appraisal, a list of buildings of local importance. The development sits within Middleton Town and falls under the influence of the Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
The major Solar Serena Sunrise redevelopment project, taking place in the beautiful village of Hornchurch, required Keyfix’s market-leading and A1 fire-rated Non-combustible Cavity Tray System (NCCT). Solar Serena Sunrise is a redevelopment project that will see the creation of 175 high-quality new apartments in an over-55’s retirement community village. Sitting on the edge of the Green Flag-winning Harrow Lodge Park, the picturesque Park Rise development will give occupants the opportunity to take in stunning views of local lakes, reservoirs, wildlife, and open green spaces. With a tight deadline, and main contractor Wates Residential keen to futureproof the building for generations ahead, Keyfix’s A1 fire rated Non-combustible Cavity Tray System (NCCT) was specified, due to its robust performance and efficient installation. Keyfix supplied 3,600m of NCCT, including 1,900 pre-formed Corner Units and 12,000 Non-combustible Weep Vents. Additionally, Keyfix also supplied more than 600 of its Non-combustible Cavity Tray Lintels (NCCTL) to the project. Having pre-formed Corner Units helped speed up the installation process, with installers able to quickly and simply fix them into place and then secure them with Split Pins and Jointing Pieces. As the Corner Units are delivered to site already pre-formed, the quality of this integral component in the building is not compromised and provides reassurance that the area is safe-proofed. Keyfix’s NCCT is manufactured from Grade 304 austenitic stainless steel, which is 100% recyclable making it the ideal choice for the sustainability-conscious client and main contractor. Furthermore, the NCCT features a unique design that enables the stainless-steel tray to be self-supporting across the cavity and requires no support from the internal structure, boosting its thermal efficiency. It will also avoid the issues typically associated with differential movement. Additionally, Keyfix’s technical team regularly undertook site visits to check on the project progress, attended design team meetings, carried out CPD webinars and toolbox talks and completed a comprehensive component schedule/location layout plan based on drawings provided by the architects. The quick and efficient installation and early collaboration between all parties helped keep the project moving along smoothly, enabling all deadlines and budgets to be met. Mark Pasley, Procurement Manager at Wates Residential, revealed Keyfix’s NCCT had been chosen thanks to its high-performance stainless-steel material and A1 fire rating. He said: “We have used Keyfix’s NCCT before so we are well aware of its capabilities and have been so impressed with its speed of installation, enhanced energy efficiency, and reduced heat loss. “Delivery was efficient and all products arrived on site in line with the delivery schedule. Thanks to the quick installation of the NCCTs, the project went incredibly smoothly. We would have no hesitation in working with Keyfix again in the future.” For more information about the Keyfix range of non-combustible solutions, download the company’s expansive product brochure here, visit https://keyfix.com/ or for technical support call 028 8676 7508 or email info@keyfix.com Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Spending on new construction orders reached nearly 8.4bn in January in an upbeat start to the year for construction – a 69% increase on December. The analysis follows analysis last month from Barbour ABI that UK contract awards were up 15% up in 2024. The figures provide a silver lining after the S&P Global purchasing managers’ index (PMI) showed a fall in on-the-ground construction output in January. The residential sector bounced back from a disappointing finish to 2024 to see a January total of just under £2.5bn, up £900million on previous month. A £180million development at Devonshire Garden in Cambridge led the surge with Morgan Sindall set to carry out the works. Meanwhile infrastructure awards were up 7% on previous month and 13% on same month last year. The renewable energy sector played a role including contracts awarded at Immingham Green Energy Terminal at a cost of £170m. “A great start to the year with contract awards augurs well for 2025,” said Barbour ABI Head of Business and Client Analytics, Ed Griffiths. “This suggests that the downturn highlighted in the recent PMI index could be short-lived, with new work on the horizon. “A further fall in interest rates announced this week will also add to increased confidence from investors, although the news is tempered by a fall in projected UK GDP. Although growth is expected for 2025 it will be at the lower end in the built environment.” Meanwhile the latest planning application figures remained flat with a 2% increase between November and December 2024. Although there was little movement overall, individual sectors did see significant rise and falls. December was a strong month for the infrastructure sector with a 35% increase in the value of applications. The top application was the 840MW Botley West Solar Project. The North East saw a strong recovery from a weak November rising to £540m. The largest application was a 1000MW Battery Storage Project. “Our recent industry performance review highlighted how infrastructure sustained the sector in 2024. Planning applications at year-end suggest this trend could continue into 2025, with green energy at the forefront,” said Griffiths. “However, uncertainty remains high, and the industry will be hoping that falling interest rates finally lead to an increase in project submissions.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Last week Hillingdon Council showcased its plans to work alongside partners and businesses to build a thriving economy at its first investment conference. The ‘Hillingdon Takes Off’ event, supported by SEGRO and held at the Battle of Britain Bunker Exhibition and Visitor Centre, Uxbridge, celebrated the borough’s burgeoning reputation as a key hub for London business and invited more organisations to engage with the council and invest in Hillingdon as part of its efforts to further drive economic growth. More than 100 representatives from 70 different business sectors came together to find out what the borough has to offer and its ambitious plans for future prosperity. Following an introduction from the Leader of Hillingdon Council, Cllr Ian Edwards, three panel discussions took place chaired by Majeed Neky from the West London Alliance, Matthew Battle from UK Property Forums and Andy Sharma from Hillingdon Chamber of Commerce and featuring representatives from the council, Greater London Authority, Transport for London, Heathrow Airport, Brunel University London, SEGRO, Colt Data Centre Services, Altair, MACE and Higgins Group. The seminars covered a range of topics, including the challenges presented by housing, transport and investment; success stories from established investors about their experience and why they chose Hillingdon; and how the council is shaping a new Local Plan and its key investment areas. Cllr Steve Tuckwell, Hillingdon Council’s Cabinet Member for Planning, Housing and Growth, said: “We were delighted to welcome so many attendees to this special event to herald that Hillingdon is very much open to new investment opportunities and looking to capitalise on its position as west London’s gateway for business. “Our priority is fostering economic growth and creating an environment where businesses can thrive. “We want to work with our business community, new and existing investors and partners to drive innovation and development in the right places, ensuring the local economy continues to flourish which will improve the lives of our residents and make Hillingdon an even better place to live, work, study and do business. “There are plenty of exciting opportunities for growth, so I encourage anyone wanting to invest in Hillingdon to get in touch.” To find out more, visit www.hillingdon.gov.uk/Invest-in-Hillingdon Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
International property management group Odevo has launched SRVO Property, an independent surveying and advisory business set to serve the UK’s residential and commercial real estate market. Formed from Odevo’s existing surveying expertise, SRVO brings together top talent, skills, and experience under a dedicated brand. With a clear vision to become a market leader, it aims to provide comprehensive surveying services and exceptional client support, both within the Odevo Group and across the wider property sector. David Lloyd, CEO of SRVO, said: “We’ve combined the best capabilities, resources, and experience to create a compelling proposition. SRVO will deliver significant value to our clients, setting a new standard for excellence in surveying. By leveraging innovation, technology, and insights, we’re committed to providing forward-thinking solutions and trusted advice to commercial and residential clients across the UK. “We are hugely ambitious and, by investing in our people, expanding our services, and increasing nationwide coverage, we’re targeting 100% growth within the next 12 to 18 months.” Claire Shepherd, CEO for Odevo UK, added: “We’re investing in technology, people, and services that offer exceptional value. The launch of SRVO is the next step in evolving our surveying capabilities—bringing together the best talent, skills, and regional reach under one brand. “This allows us to scale up our services and offer even greater support to clients. As an independent provider backed by Odevo’s collective resources, SRVO is in a strong position to deliver outstanding service, improved resilience, and exceptional value across the sector.” Operating nationwide, SRVO offers a wide range of property advisory services, including building surveys, risk assessments, and lease advisory. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
