Rubix Consulting were delighted to be offer their Temporary Works expertise on the landmark Victoria Riverside project in Manchester.

Rubix, in partnership with FF&P Consulting and Octavius Infrastructure, successfully completed a significant project to enhance accessibility and safety at a busy station, funded by the Department for Transport's 'Access for All' scheme.

When Buckingham Group Contracting began works on Phase 2 of the Coventry Station Masterplan project, they trusted Rubix Consulting to assist with the Temporary Works Package.

The construction of a 14-storey, build-to-rent complex located on the edge of Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter.

Rubix were delighted to assist the Winvic team during the project, which involved S278 works to create a new roundabout and new combined pedestrian and cycleway bridge across the A38.

A building with a 192 old year­ old heritage will always be interesting to work on, and King’s College was no different, presenting unique Temporary Works challenges throughout the project.

The project involved the construction of a five­ metre ­deep contiguous piled wall basement, steel frame super structure and in ­situ poured, metal deck slabs.

Redevelopment of an existing 19th Century structure into contemporary office space, overlooking the River Irwell and directly opposite Spinningfields. Despite its relatively small size, the project had some interesting Temporary Works elements.

When John Sisk & Son commenced the construction of the tallest residential tower block in the heart of Birmingham, they trusted Rubix Consulting to oversee the Temporary Works package for the landmark scheme.

Exciting redevelopment of vacant offices into student accommodation with retail units at ground floor level. Two new storeys were added to the existing four-storey reinforced concrete frame structure.

A 140-bed student accommodation scheme built on Bromsgrove Street in the Southside area of Birmingham, which also comprises a commercial unit at the ground floor.

Part demolition of an existing leisure centre and significant structural refurbishment, including removal of load bearing masonry walls, removal of a lift shaft and the trimming of pre-cast concrete floor planks.