The elegant Norfolk House in London, revitalised by Skanska. Once the WWII Operation Overlord HQ, Norfolk House was reconstructed in 2023 with conservation at its heart, preserving red brick & Portland stone façades while creating a modern workspace. Heritage meets innovation.

#WATCH | Turning a 60-year-old bridge into rubble. A time-lapse shows our teams dismantling Clifton rail bridge in #Cumbria, clearing the way for a new 4,200-tonne structure. The M6 motorway near #Penrith was closed during the bridge dismantling and opened this morning.

We’re proud to be named one of the Financial Times UK’s Best Employers 2026, ranking 147th out of 500 organisations nationwide and standing as the highest-ranked construction contractor overall. @Adam Crossley, Executive Vice President, Skanska UK, said: “This recognition matters because it comes directly from our colleagues and builds on the progress we’ve made through our ‘Your Lived Experience’ programme. "Our ambition is to build a culture where people feel valued, supported and able to do their best work every day, on every project. Being named one of the UK’s Best Employers is a testament to that culture and to the contribution of our people across Skanska.” Read more here: https://bit.ly/4tQ2HWW

A century ago, in 1926, a small engineering team completed what would become Cementation Skanska’s first piling contract. A modest beginning that quietly set the stage for this enduring engineering legacy. That early project marked Cementation Skanska’s transition from its mining industry origins into the world of deep foundations, where it would go on to shape skylines, support infrastructure, and solve some of the most complex ground engineering challenges of the next hundred years. We're pleased to say that health and safety has improved considerably since these early days! Read more: https://bit.ly/3ZHU1nX #Piling #GroundEngineering #Foundations