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Severn Trent

Severn Trent Water is one of the largest of the 11 regulated water and sewerage companies in England and Wales. Severn Trent provides high quality water and waste services to more than 4.5 million homes and businesses in the Midlands, from the outskirts of Bristol to the southern suburbs of Sheffield.

Wessex Water

Wastewater

Wessex water provides water and sewerage services to 2.8 million people in the South West of England with 35,000km of sewers, clearing 13,000 blockages a year at a cost of £5m.

Northumbrian Water

Wastewater

Northumbrian Water provides water and sewerage services to 2.7 million people in the North East of England with 27,000 km of sewers and cleared 9500 blockages in 2019.

Stormwater

Case Studies from our Active Attenuation and Open Water Control Product Suites

1 Grosvenor Square, London

Stormwater

Situated on one of London’s most iconic sites close to Buckingham Palace and marketed as Europe’s most desirable real estate, No.1 Grosvenor Square comprises 44 luxurious residences, a gym, 25m swimming pool, spa and cinema.

Snowhill Wharf, Birmingham

Stormwater

Snowhill Wharf is the first flagship development from St Joseph, part of the Berkeley Group. This development is located close to the Colmore Business District (CBD) in Birmingham City Centre. It contains over 400 residential units, a gym, sauna, steam room and communal cinema.

1 Triton Square, London

Stormwater

1 Triton Square is home to a state-of-the-art 3,500-person office development in London’s West End district. This environmentally responsible and socially active building extends to 366,000 square foot.

Strikes Supermarket and Garden Centre

Stormwater

Strikes supermarket and garden centre is located on the outskirts of Stokesley just off the A172 in Northern England. The facility was rebuilt following a devastating fire in April 2018. The redeveloped site is now home to 3,500sqm of retail space, a 300-seater restaurant and a bakery.

Queens University, Belfast

Stormwater

Queens University, recently ranked as one of the world’s top 180 Universities, is located in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Queens is at the forefront of discovery and innovation helping to solve some of society’s biggest problems, including climate change, flooding and water shortages.

21 Fairgreen, London

Stormwater

This recently redeveloped site in Cockfosters, North London required 3,000L of attenuation to satisfy a SUDS related planning condition. The property owner also requested that a rainwater harvesting system would be installed on the redeveloped site.

1 Norfolk Road, London

Stormwater

This recently redeveloped site in London required 15,000L of attenuation to satisfy a SUDS related planning condition. The property owner also requested that a rainwater harvesting system would be installed on the redeveloped site.

Atlantic Square, Glasgow

Stormwater

Atlantic Square is a new Grade ‘A’, 300,000ft² sustainable mixed-use development located in the heart of Glasgow’s International Financial Services District (IFSD) comprising two commercial buildings of ten storeys and six storeys respectively, with ground floor retail space in both.

Hillsborough Castle, Northern Ireland

Stormwater

Hillsborough Castle is the official residence of the British Royal Family in Northern Ireland and has been the residence of the Secretary of State since the 1970s. The Castle was built in the 1770s and is set on 96 acres of ornamental grounds.

Wastewater

Severn Trent

Wessex Water

Northumbrian Water

Stormwater

1 Grosvenor Square, London

Snowhill Wharf, Birmingham

1 Triton Square, London

Strikes Supermarket and Garden Centre

Queens University, Belfast

21 Fairgreen, London

1 Norfolk Road, London

Atlantic Square, Glasgow

Hillsborough Castle, Northern Ireland

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