Completed Projects

This building is a new distribution warehouse and headquarters being developed by ProLogis on Summit Park at Glasshoughton.

TEVA UK Limited are the UK’s biggest supplier of generic prescription drugs. The Company is part of TEVA Pharmaceutical Industries Limited which is among the top 20 pharmaceutical companies in the world operating in over 50 countries and employing over 26,000 people worldwide.

Located on a 9.75 acre site at the Western end of Summit Park, the development comprises 18,724 sqm of 14.5m high (12.35m clear) warehouse and 4,875 sqm of 4 storey integrated offices. Two vehicle access points serve the site and the warehouse will have 19 dock level doors and 1 level access door.

The newly completed Skills Exchange is located on a 9 acre site to the Northern end of Blue Ridge Park at Glasshoughton. It comprises approximately 120,000 sq ft made up of 2/3 storey spaces which house a variety of exciting uses including a spacious dramatic triple height library and recreation area, specialist construction and skills bays, teaching classrooms, staff spaces and state of the art hair and beauty training suite. The new college accommodates in excess of 2,500 16 – 19 year old students studying skills based qualifications. Waystone commenced building works in May 2007 and the building was completed in January 2009.

Waystone has constructed a new store, car park and associated works for Asda. The store is now complete wth the old store demolished and the car park complete.

The construction programme was managed in a series of phases to enable the existing store to remain open, the service diversions were carried out by Waystone’s civil engineering team and a section of road, the Coalfields Link, was built enabling the then existing Leeds Road to be closed and the two Asda sites merged.

The store is 6317 m² of which 3251 m² is retail space. It has a separate goods delivery access which leads to an enclosed delivery yard.

A petrol filling station was then added and the shell building was completed in July 2008 with the project completed in May 2009, with the new store open for trading in November 2008.

The railway station was a design and build contract for West Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive.

The development comprises two terraces of industrial buildings sub-divisible into four units in each terrace providing 2900m² in all.