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The Brookbanks Difference
We’ll always strive to deliver the Brookbanks’ difference; innovating throughout every project, maximising value, minimising costs and hitting key delivery timescales. We will always work hard so that you hit the financial, social and environmental targets of your programme or delivery.
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Project Consultants
As Project Consultants, we function as an extension of our clients’ teams, helping to steer their projects to success.
On every project, we have a Project Director, who is your main point of contact. They oversee a team of our internal experts who will drive value and better outcomes and push for cost-saving opportunities as part of your team.
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Development Partner
Also known as Master Developers, we lead major development and infrastructure projects for you, putting a plan in place, pushing the boundaries of the possible and helping to deliver your ambitions.
Major developments have a lot of moving parts, and we’re the glue that holds those parts together. After establishing our common goals, we’ll work tirelessly to achieve them with open communication and a holistic approach.
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Consulting Services
Civil Engineering Group
Land, Development and Communities Group
Our Land, Development and Communities Group (LDC) has built an enviable reputation across our industry as leading providers of a variety of services with t...
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Development Management Group
We are one of the UK's leading partners to blue chip developers, funders and land promoters. From securing planning consents for major house building schem...
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Cost & Commercial Group
Infrastructure/Abnormal/Site-Wide Cost Planning. We have vast experience in structuring, maintaining and managing budgets of hundreds of million pounds, en...
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Structural Engineering Group
Our Structural Engineering Group can trace its origins back to its formation in 1984. From the outset it quickly gained a reputation for producing practica...
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Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Group
Our Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Group has a renowned team of award-winning, energy-centric building services specialists.
We are a creative te...
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Featured Projects
Eastern Green Urban Extension
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Ocean Village Hotel, Southampton
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Latest news
Brookbanks Webinar: Closing the Loop – Rethinking Sustainable Buildings
June 9, 2026
In this webinar, Katie Glaze and Grant Vasey explore how sustainable design must move beyond traditional RIBA stages to better reflect how buildings actually perform in use. The session focuses on the disconnect between design intent and operational reality, and why long-term performance depends on evolving ownership, real user behaviour, and ongoing feedback. Drawing on practical experience and case studies, Katie and Grant highlight how current tools and assessment methods, including TM54, LCA/WLC and NABERS, often fall short in capturing real-world performance. The webinar is aimed at those working across design, engineering, and development who are looking to better understand operational outcomes and deliver more effective, sustainable buildings.
Podcast #18: Design of Transfer slabs and efficient structures
June 2, 2026
As development sites become more constrained and expectations around multi-use building designs continue to rise, structural engineering choices are playing an increasingly important role in successful delivery. In our latest podcast, “Design of Transfer slabs and efficient structures,” Ben is joined by Chris Vivian and Devi Varatharajan to explore current industry trends in concrete design. The discussion focuses on how transfer slabs impact construction efficiency, carbon footprints, and why early-stage engagement is critical to optimizing building design.
Delivering Education Infrastructure: Direct Delivery or Section 106 Contributions?
May 22, 2026
Education facilities play a vital role in shaping successful residential communities. Alongside providing essential school places for growing populations, they help create well-connected neighbourhoods, support long-term community wellbeing and contribute positively to placemaking outcomes. For developers bringing forward significant housing schemes, deciding how education infrastructure obligations should be delivered is rarely straightforward. In most cases, this involves either directly delivering a new education facility as part of the development, or making a financial contribution through a Section 106 Agreement to support provision elsewhere. Each approach carries implications for cost, programme, planning strategy and the long-term success of the development.