Construction commenced in September 2026 on this major city-centre residential development at 1 Kings Dock Street, Liverpool.
ORME Civils is delivering the reinforced concrete works across the basement and superstructure, with the development rising to 14 storeys and comprising approximately 297 residential units.
The RC structure incorporates four central cores, reinforced concrete slabs, columns, walls and associated structural elements. The cores are being delivered using slipform construction, allowing vertical works to progress alongside the wider frame and groundworks.
The project requires careful coordination of sequencing, temporary works, reinforcement, formwork, concrete operations and site logistics within a constrained city-centre environment.
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ORME Civils is delivering a specialist reinforced concrete frame in Liverpool, with construction commencing in September 2026.
The works include reinforced concrete columns, slabs, cores and associated structural elements, with a strong focus on sequencing, quality and safe delivery within a complex healthcare project environment.
The project involves multiple planned concrete pours, fair-face concrete requirements and coordinated formwork operations, with close attention to lifting, temporary works and concrete placement throughout the programme.
Careful planning and coordination with the wider project team is essential to maintain progress, manage interfaces and deliver the works efficiently to programme.
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Our team delivered specialist reinforced concrete works as part of motorway infrastructure works for National Highways.
The works involved heavily reinforced structural concrete elements, incorporating complex reinforcement, formwork, cast-in components and associated concrete construction within a live highways environment.
Close attention was required to reinforcement detailing, dimensional tolerances and the positioning of embedded components prior to concrete placement, with works carefully sequenced around access restrictions and wider site activities.
Working within the highways sector requires a strong focus on safety, temporary works, quality control and programme coordination, ensuring each element is constructed accurately and efficiently while maintaining the requirements of the wider infrastructure programme.
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REINFORCED CONCRETE WORKS | WATER & UTILITIES | MACCLESFIELD
Here we delivered specialist reinforced concrete works at Macclesfield Wastewater Treatment Works, supporting the construction and upgrade of key treatment infrastructure across the site.
The works involved the construction of reinforced concrete structures associated with the treatment process, including tanks, channels, walls, slabs, bases and other structural elements.
Delivery required careful coordination around existing operational infrastructure, temporary works, reinforcement installation, formwork and planned concrete pours, with sequencing managed to maintain progress across a complex live utilities environment.
Working within an operational wastewater treatment facility places a strong emphasis on safe access, quality control, programme coordination and the management of interfaces with surrounding plant and infrastructure.
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Our specialist team delivered reinforced concrete works as part of infrastructure works at Manchester Airport.
The works involved the construction of heavily reinforced concrete structures, incorporating substantial reinforcement cages, structural walls, bases and associated concrete elements within a constrained operational environment.
Delivery required close coordination of reinforcement, formwork, temporary works and concrete placement, with particular attention to sequencing, access and working safely around surrounding construction activities and existing airport infrastructure.
The project demonstrates ORME Civils’ capability to deliver complex reinforced concrete packages where quality, programme control and careful coordination are critical to successful delivery.
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