Project Highlights

Wienerberger's Habibat Swift Boxes helped protect the second largest swift colony in the south at a former hospital site in Brighton.

The UK's first certified passivhaus plus multi-residential building utilises Wienerberger's high-performing Porotherm solution.

Discover an award-winning urban regeneration project in Salford, using Wienerberger's Forum Smoked Branco brick.

Read how Keymer handmade clay roof tiles helped restore this historic Tudor mansion in Hampshire to its former glory.

Commissioned by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, The Shields Centre is a modern health and care centre designed to improve accessibility.

Wienerberger’s White Glazed Imperial were bricks used to reflect the history and prestige of one of London’s most famous landmarks.

Hindman's Yard consists of four family houses on a back-land site, built using Wienerberger's Forum Smoked Prata bricks. 

Con Mosso facing bricks were used to create beautiful facades on the award-winning Storey’s Field project.

This award-winning residential project comprises 128 newly constructed homes built using Wienerberger's Marziale bricks.

Keymer’s Traditional Elizabethan and Antique roof tiles are used to stunning effect on this beautifully restored period property.

Discover an open space connecting the historic and contemporary sections of the university, paved with Herne Dark Brindled clay pavers. 

This modernist, sculptural design hosts was built with Wienerberger's Bronsgroen and Staffordshire Smooth Blue bricks. 

Learn how Mellowed Red Sovereign Stock helped link Belfast’s contemporary Metropolitan Arts Centre with the city’s historic past.

This Georgian-style residential project was constructed with high quality materials and architectural detailing.

One of London’s most historic areas underwent sympathetic restoration using Sandtoft’s handmade range of clay roof tiles.