Fusion M1 is a landmark student accommodation development located in the heart of Manchester city centre. Delivered on a constrained urban site, the project required a highly coordinated construction strategy to maintain programme certainty while meeting stringent safety and access requirements. The brief called for a screen system capable of supporting three concurrent construction phases. This consisted of reinforced concrete frame construction, SFS installation and full façade works, while eliminating the use of mast climbers. In a dense city-centre environment, this was a critical requirement, driven by safety, logistics, and spatial constraints.

Fusion M1 is a landmark student accommodation development located in the heart of Manchester city centre. Delivered on a constrained urban site, the project required a highly coordinated construction strategy to maintain programme certainty while meeting stringent safety and access requirements. The brief called for a screen system capable of supporting three concurrent construction phases. This consisted of reinforced concrete frame construction, SFS installation and full façade works, while eliminating the use of mast climbers. In a dense city-centre environment, this was a critical requirement, driven by safety, logistics, and spatial constraints.

The existing quay is currently being repaired as part of the development of the port on the site of the “Seine Parisi” Marina in Cormeilles-en-Parisis, about 12 km northwest of Paris. Under the direction of the company BOTTE Fondations, the quay wall is being secured by means of 20 Ischebeck TITAN 73/45 self-drilling tension micropiles.