Our project on the new Next retail outlet at Middlebrook Retail and Leisure Park in Bolton is now well underway.
The free-standing 3-storey building looks impressive in the morning sun
Our project on the new Next retail outlet at Middlebrook Retail and Leisure Park in Bolton is now well underway.
The free-standing 3-storey building looks impressive in the morning sun
Primark Carlisle opens its doors for the first time.
WML are proud to have been part of the team that enabled successful delivery of Primark Carlisle.
The opening of the store was one of the busiest for Primark this year!
Crowds flock for Primark opening
The new Primark Distribution Centre in Netherlands, one of the largest to be built in Europe, has been successfully handed over to the Primark fit out team and will be imminently going live.
Phase 1 of the scheme consists of 55,000m sq of warehouse storage, a 35,000m sq automated Garments on Hangers (GOH) system over 3 levels and administration/staff welfare buildings on an 11 hectare site. WML have acted on behalf of Primark working with the developers team during construction to ensure this scheme's successful delivery and will continue to act as Structural Engineers for the scheme through its Fit Out phase.
Work has started on the Armentieres Square project, an £8m residential project in Stalybridge.
WML are proud to be working with Rowlinsons on this Scheme, comprising apartments, five commercial units and 62 self contained parking spaces with bicycle storage.
The project is due to completed by the end of 2018
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The cast iron elephants were installed to their new rooftop home on Wednesday 16 March 2016.
They weigh 1 tonne and were originally set atop the gateposts of the Bolton Bleachworks on Chorley Street until 1977. When the Bleachworks were demolished the elephants were donated to Bolton and installed in Victoria Square where they remained until 2014. The elephant has long been a historic symbol for Bolton and the animal has always been a feature of the town’s coat of arms.
WML were asked to devise / implement a solution to allow the elephants to be back on public display in Octagon Square, as a response to client request and constraints.
The main re-development contract for Octagon Square was already designed (without the cast iron elephants) and starting on site when WML were approached in mid-January 2016.
The elephant sculptures were inspected in storage at the highways depot and were in the condition as removed in 2014.
The cast iron sculptures have been fully cleaned, repainted and fitted with stainless steel fixing anchors and on a demountable frame should a preferred location be funded / developed.
The Octagon Square re-development works are ongoing, nearing completion and awaiting a further three colourful elephants to be relocated at ground level.
WML proud to be engineers for the prestigious redevelopment of White City Retail Park, Trafford.
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