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Harwood’s Milton Keynes office celebrates a series of project wins
November 4, 2026
It’s been a busy year for our Milton Keynes office, with our team supporting a diverse range of projects across the UK, from healthcare facilities and commercial offices to residential developments.
Since opening in 2022, the office has continued to go from strength to strength, building lasting relationships with clients, architects and contractors while providing building control expertise across projects of varying size and complexity.
By working closely with clients to uphold the highest standards of compliance and service delivery, we ensure that every project adheres to all relevant building regulations.
Jason Lee, Building Control Manager and Milton Keynes Office Lead, has overseen the office’s significant growth since its opening and is pleased to see that momentum continue in 2026.
Commenting on the team’s progress, Jason said:
“It’s been another positive year for our Milton Keynes office. We’ve continued to grow, taking on a wide variety of projects and strengthening our relationships with clients and project teams.
“The range of developments we’re involved in reflects the experience and expertise within our team, and our strength in managing diverse and complex schemes. It’s encouraging to see the office continue to develop, and we’re looking forward to building on this success.”
Here are some of the exciting projects we’ve won and are underway at our Milton Keynes office:
1–30 Sir Alexander Road, Acton, London
- Client: Sir Alexander Road Developments Limited
- Architect: Architects Plus (Westerham)
- Contractor: Technocrates Construction Limited
- Sector: Residential
The project involves extending five existing residential blocks at roof level by two storeys to add 20 homes, plus new lift shafts, replacement windows, landscaping, cycle parking, and waste storage.
141–155 Central Street, King Square, Islington, London
- Client: Hinton Road One Limited
- Architect: Tim Ronalds Architects (London)
- Sector: Mixed Use
A major site redevelopment involving a new three to six-storey building with ground-floor retail, restaurant and office space, 27 residential units above and a rooftop plant enclosure.
Cowplain School, Waterlooville
- Client: The Cowplain School
- Contractor: Kendall Kingscott (Hampshire)
- Architect: JB Architecture Design
- Sector: Education
This education project will see the construction of a new school theatre and changing rooms serving the adjacent sports facilities, together with associated works.
236–238 Upton Lane, Forest Gate, London
- Client: Upton Lane Real Estate Ltd
- Contractor: MD Constructions (London)
- Architect: John Farquharson Partnership LLP
- Sector: Residential
A new three-storey residential development providing nine flats, together with landscaping, access, car and cycle parking and refuse and recycling facilities.
Champneys Tring, Chesham Road, Tring
- Client: Champneys Henlow Ltd
- Sector: Leisure / Hospitality
Delivered across two phases, the project includes new outdoor hydro pools, landscaping, a boiler room extension and new snug and sauna facilities at the Champneys Tring resort.
William Harvey Hospital, Kennington Road, Ashford, Kent
- Client: William Harvey Hospital
- Contractor: Bauvill Ltd (Rochester)
- Architect: Murphy Philipps (London)
- Sector: Healthcare
Boiler House, Ravenscourt Park Hospital, London
- Client: Telereal Property Developments 1 Ltd
- Architect: SPPARC Studio
- Sector: Residential
The redevelopment will provide a new residential building comprising up to 50 homes at the former Ravenscourt Park Hospital site in West London.
Shepherd’s Bush Police Station, 252 Uxbridge Road, London
- Client: Telereal Property Developments 1 Ltd
- Sector: Mixed Use
This redevelopment involves constructing a part one, part four, and part five-storey building providing 53 self-contained flats and commercial space at ground-floor level.
Vantage Data Centers, LHR21 Campus, North Acton, London – Phase 2
- Client: ESG Limited
- Architect: Bowman Riley Architects (Skipton)
- Sector: Data Centre, Commercial
Having successfully supported Phase 1, we’ve been entrusted with delivering building control for Phase 2 of the LHR21 data centre campus. The scope includes completing the base build and the full 20MW IT MEP infrastructure fit-out, including testing, commissioning, and customer-specific installations across six data halls.
Building on a strong track record
These recent project wins reflect the breadth of work undertaken by Harwood’s Milton Keynes office and the team’s experience. Jason Lee adds:
“It’s great to see our building control expertise supporting a huge variety of different schemes.
“As we look ahead, our focus remains on providing a responsive, reliable service, continuing to build relationships and supporting more projects across the region.”
Looking for building control support for your next project? Contact us to learn more about how our team can add value to your project.