Creating specialised scientific environments that foster innovation, enable groundbreaking research and support the highest standards of technical excellence
Whitfield & Brown deliver specialist science and technology facilities that enable innovation, advanced research and exceptional technical performance. Our experience includes laboratories, research centres, controlled environments and specialist teaching spaces – settings where precision, compliance and operational performance are paramount. Through rigorous technical coordination and modern construction methodologies, we create robust, future‑ready environments tailored to the demanding needs of researchers, educators and high‑technology users alike.
Laboratory Refurbishment
Bioscience Laboratory
Molecular Sciences Refurbishment
Refurbished Pathology Laboratory
Keep up with what we’ve been up to – from company updates and industry insights to project milestones across the North West. See how Whitfield & Brown continues to push forward with innovation, quality and a real commitment to our communities.
Whitfield & Brown is delighted to mark the official opening of St David’s Place, Eldon Street in Preston – a purpose-built supported living development designed to empower residents to live independently within a safe and welcoming community. Following our earlier project completion announcement, it was a real pleasure to be
South Egerton, Skelmersdale Whitfield & Brown have been appointed by Tawd Valley Developments, the development company wholly owned by West Lancashire Borough Council, to deliver a new residential scheme at South Egerton, Skelmersdale. This project represents our seventh site in partnership with Tawd Valley Developments, reinforcing our strong working relationship
On Friday, Whitfield & Brown was proud to attend the official opening of the new Green Skills Centre at Riverside College’s Kingsway Campus in Widnes – a flagship development that will play a vital role in shaping the future skills landscape of the Liverpool City Region. The opening marked a