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In pictures: Make’s low carbon City fringe office block reaches practical completion
Delayed HB Reavis’ Worship Square scheme already 98% leased
Make Architect’s Worship Square scheme on the City fringe has finally reached practical completion after a troubled construction phase impacted by the covid pandemic which saw costs increase by at least 25%.
The Worship Square development has been designed by HB Reavis and built by the developer’s in-house construction team, starting construction shortly before the start of the first covid lockdown in March 2020 and completing a year behind schedule.
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