Caunton Engineering supplied and erected the steelwork for the vertical extension to two office blocks in London's Victoria. The two buildings, that span over some of London’s busiest railway lines, are both being enlarged with new steel-framed floors.

All of the steelwork was lifted into place by the site’s three tower cranes. It was erected in a grid pattern that matched the existing column...

Caunton supplied over 1,200 tonnes of beam-and–column framing for a new 102,000 sq ft, 6 storey Grade A office building, the redevelopment of Brazennose House, in the heart of Manchester. The building is the centrepiece of a new regenerated Lincoln Square, linking Manchester Town Hall and Deansgate. It will have a roof terrace, and retail/restaurant units on the ground floor. The main steelwork is...

Caunton Engineering were awarded the contract for the structural steelwork for the new Lidl GB Head Office by major contractor Winvic Construction. The new, £70m head office location in Tolworth, south west London is five miles away from Lidl’s previous HQ in Wimbledon and was completed over a two-year period. With 250,000 sq. ft. of office space, the building accommodates the retailer’s 800 head ...

Caunton Engineering have supplied the structural steelwork for the office block for major German discounter, Aldi. This is the second phase of Aldi’s £70m investment in their Atherstone, Warwickshire Headquarters.

In the Peterhouse Technology Park on the southern outskirts of Cambridge, ARM, the multinational semiconductor and software Design Company, expanded its headquarters with the construction of a 1,900m² office facility.

Kier constructed a highly distinctive facility that is clad with curtain walling and bespoke vertical aluminium brise soleil solar shading. The three-storey facility consists of t...

Caunton have been involved with an exciting project to extend and elevate a Grade II building, by including a three storey addition and a stunning new glazed roof. Caunton have supplied the steelwork for the three storey extension and the means by which the glazed roof is then connected.