Life Sciences & Pharmaceuticals

Supporting innovation, preserving life

Who we have worked with

Whether it’s delivering state-of-the-art facilities for Illumina and BioMed Realty, collaborating with multinational pharmaceutical brands like AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson and GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), or supporting academia at University of Nottingham’s GSK Centre for Sustainable Chemistry we have worked on some of the world’s most exciting projects.

These projects are just a taste of the huge funds being injected globally into a sector that is catalysing property portfolio diversification, as well as town and city centre regeneration.  

How we help you

With broad global experience and deep local knowledge, we help organisations work smarter, faster, and with certainty to create environments that preserve life and protect our planet. 

Through every stage of the project lifecycle, we provide proactive program management, options for better informed decisions, and answers to technically complex challenges. We do this by supporting commercials goals, controlling costs, optimising functions, driving innovation, and embedding sustainable practices from inception and planning to operation and disposal. 

We can establish funding opportunities and business plans, appoint and manage technical teams, through to supporting implementation, construction, delivery and operation.  Along the journey, our digital platforms provide meaningful real-time data bespoke to your needs.

Areas of activity

Repurposing, refurbishment and new development projects in urban centres and dedicated science parks/campuses.  R&D facilities, laboratories, clean rooms, controlled environments, technology and data storage, production, manufacturing warehousing, logistics and administration.

Morgan Sindall; Life Sciences - Room to Grow Cambridge

Morgan Sindall; Life Sciences - Room to Grow Cambridge

The UK has long been blessed with a powerful base of science and research in life sciences. We have teamed up with Morgan Sindall and a group of industry professionals in Cambridge to discuss ‘space’ and ‘place’ from the perspective of the built environment.