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Sky is developing a new 32-acre Studio complex to include 12 filming studios, production offices, set construction workshop, a screening cinema and modern post-production, digital facilities and associated access, parking and landscaping works.

The planned production will be made with the support of Sky's new owner Comcast and in collaboration with sister-company NBCUniversal and will mark a major new investment in the UK and European creative economy.

The development is scheduled to open in 2022, subject to planning approval, and will be able to support the simultaneous production of numerous films and TV shows, with each of the 14 sound stages covering over 20,000 sqft.

The design for the new studios is being delivered by UMC Architects, Fairhurst and Hoare Lea, with Potter Raper Partnership undertaking the quantity surveying and project management of the scheme.

The construction team will optimise the design for sustainability, including sourcing materials that are local and low carbon. Once operational, Sky Studios Elstree will not use gas or fossil fuels to power the day-to-day running of the site – instead, it will source renewable energy with the capability to generate up to 20 per cent of energy on-site through solar energy.

Work has commenced on Opera Square; a site that is poised to be the biggest ever city center “mixed-use” development outside the capital and set to be constructed over a six-year phased duration. Demolition and enabling works were started by John Sisk & Son Ltd at the 1.62-hectare site that will have the capacity for up to 3,000 employees across a 450,000 sq ft campus.

Among the key elements of the project will be a 14-storey office building; a five-storey aparthotel with retail units on ground and basement levels; an over-basement office building with retail units and a restaurant/café; a new library and significant public realm space.

It is hoped the massive development, which will include a new public square with pedestrian links to the city, will place Limerick as an attractive location for various investor companies.

Swipe Left and Right to view the construction progress from May 2021 to March 2022 (Camera 1)

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Sustainability will be at the heart of Opera Square’s design and build, with the project developed to international best practice ‘Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold’ and ‘Nearly Zero Energy Building (NZEB)’ standards.

In this project, four (4) construction cameras have been placed to monitor the progress of projects and to use time-lapse videos for investor presentations.

Swipe Left and Right to view the construction progress from June 2021 to March 2022 (Camera 4)

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PCE Ltd has been awarded a contract by Galliford Try to design, manufacture, and construct a HybriDfMA office building frame using off-Site manufactured structural steel and precast concrete components together with in situ reinforced concrete.

With modern methods of construction at the forefront of planning for Assembly C, the project team at PCE considered every avenue where they had planned tasks that were traditionally completed on-site and looked to amalgamate these into an offsite manufacturing solution.

Building C of the central Bristol Assembly development is a 14-storey tower adjacent to the River Avon for property developer Bell Hammer.

The HybriDfMA framed building will provide 92,000 sq.ft. of office space utilizing PCE’s experience of Modern Methods of Construction (MMC), Offsite engineering, and providing as much Offsite construction as possible in a very busy city center location.

Building C is the second and tallest of three units to be built in a phased construction program. The Assembly development will include a new public area, with connections through the site and a new floating pontoon.

The development will create a new destination for Bristol and a new type of people-friendly workspace. The plan draws from the character and context of the site, integrating it into the city.

Swipe Left and Right to view the construction progress from November 2021 to March 2022.

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Composed of 6 elegant, harmonious, and thoughtfully designed residential apartments, Yugen is more than just a home. This development has been skillfully designed by Koichi Takada and is due to deliver an idyllic retreat that stimulates the senses. Located just a mere 10km to Sydney CBD, Australia. Yugen places you within an address that truly embraces the best of this location. From coastal walks to local cafes and restaurants plus Bondi and Rose Bay just a short drive away, you’ll find everything you could ever want and need within easy reach.

Developed by Aspire Development Management, experts in high-end residential developments, Yugen, which is located in the sought-after suburb of Vaucluse is set for completion in Q2 2023.

Evercam has installed one camera on this site which is used to monitor the construction progress and market the ongoing development with unique time-lapse videos tailored to the client's needs.

Here is a preview of the construction progress from December 2021 to February 2021.

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Timelapse project:

Walls Construction is one of Ireland’s leading construction companies for the last 72 years.

The company is constructing a stunning new 30-meter link bridge connecting the Central Bank of Ireland office on North Wall Quay to their new Dublin Landings building. The steel-framed temporary structure has provided support and access for the complex bridge steel and glass installation. It has also allowed the bridge construction to progress whilst safely maintaining emergency egress and fire tender routes. Spanning 30m long, 12m wide, and 6m above the podium slab, the temporary steel-framed crash deck is required to maintain fire tender access and emergency egress paths from the live Central Bank.

The steel & timber from this temporary structure will be re-used on another major Walls Construction Limited city-centre development in a bid to reduce waste as part of Walls Construction Ltd 2025 Roadmap.

One construction camera has been set up on-site to capture the installation of a 30m glass bridge connecting two buildings together and monitor the progress.

Swipe from Left to Right to view the Construction progress from June 2021 to Mar 2022.

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Construction and engineering company, Clough, has been awarded Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) scope for the Waitsia Gas Project Stage 2 development in the northern Perth Basin, near the town of Dongara.

The Waitsia Gas Project Stage 2 involves the drilling of up to six wells, construction of a new 250 terajoule per day gas processing facility (to be built by Clough) and associated gas gathering infrastructure.

The Waitsia gas field is ranked one of the largest gas fields ever discovered onshore in Australia and it is forecasted to bring significant economic benefits to the Mid-West region from both construction and operating phases.

The Waitsia Joint Venture made a Final Investment Decision for the Waitsia Stage 2 development, subject to certain regulatory approvals and commercial conditions, in December 2020.

Clough is using 4 construction cameras from Evercam to ensure ease of visibility to the engineering and project management teams. Key stakeholders also have access to the live-view and the timelapse videos are intended to be used for marketing their services.

Swipe Left and Right to view the construction progress from September 2021 to April 2022 (Camera 4)

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Following a competitive tender process, Siemens Energy Limited was awarded the contract for the engineering, procurement and construction of the new €50m Synchronous Compensator in Moneypoint Power Station. The synchronous condenser will incorporate the flywheel to provide high inertia to sustain grid frequency, reactive power for voltage control and short circuit capacity to strengthen the power grid as more renewables will be integrated to the power system. Siemens Energy will deliver this project as a turnkey in 2022 and will provide after sales maintenance services for ten years with remote diagnostics. This will be the first synchronous condenser with the world’s largest flywheel to be installed in the Irish power grid to compensate for the intermittent nature of renewable energy sources and to provide grid stability.

Due to the intermittency of wind energy, in particular, grid stabilisation technologies have an increasingly important role in a successful energy transition. The Moneypoint Synchronous Compensator with flywheel comes in as a cost effective and zero carbon solution to strengthening the stability and resilience of the Irish grid. Siemens Energy provided an optimum technical and competitive solution for Moneypoint in its continuing key role in Ireland’s electricity system.

Solar-powered construction cameras have been installed on this site to monitor the progress of the projects and to capture time-lapse video footage for marketing purposes.

Swipe Left and Right to view the construction progress from Nov 2021 To May 2022:

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The Dunkettle Interchange is located approximately 6 kilometres East of Cork City, Ireland. The interchange is at the intersection of the M8/N8 Road from Dublin to Cork with the N25 Road from Waterford to Cork and with the N40 South Ring Road via the Jack Lynch Tunnel.

The current interchange arrangement has free flow for the traffic going in an east - west direction but forces north - south traffic and turning traffic to use a traffic signal controlled roundabout. It is proposed to upgrade the interchange to achieve free flow for key movements and to include measures to remove locally generated traffic from the interchange.

The project includes changes to the N8, the N25 and the N40 and links to the R623 in Little Island and Burys Bridge in Dunkettle while also making provision for pedestrian and cyclist facilities. It is an investment of €215 million in total and is anticipated to be completed by Q1 2024.

The Dunkettle Interchange Upgrade objectives are driven by the need to improve operational deficiencies associated with the existing layout. These operational difficulties, if not addressed, will be exacerbated by continuing traffic growth over the coming years.

Cork RDO opted to use 6 cameras from Evercam on the site to provide a live view of the traffic to let everyone who uses the roads know the traffic status, and to show that it will improve when they have finished building the new Dunkettle Interchange.

CPAC Modular is Ireland’s leading modular company. The company provides a full design, planning, offsite construction, onsite assembly and fit-out service of modular building solutions in Ireland.

Currently, the company is constructing additional classrooms including special education needs facilities at Presentation Community College Terenure, Dublin. The construction is intended to be completed in early 2022.

Swipe Left and Right to view the construction progress from October 2021 to March, 2022.

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In order to ensure visibility of progress, CPAC chose Evercam construction cameras as the best solution for this need. An additional benefit of using the camera is that they are able to ensure everyone on site complies with health and safety measures, incidents are reported as soon as they occur and project teams can review footage to ensure that health & safety procedures are enforced.

Environmental Industries is a landscape contractor that provides a fully integrated turf and grounds maintenance service, specifically catering for the requirements of corporate and institutional clients. Environmental Industries has been responsible for major landscape installations and maintenance associated with prestigious and significant developments for four decades now.

The company undertook the task of landscaping at Margaret River Senior High School, a project that is due to be completed in a record four and half months.

Two cameras have been installed by Evercam Construction cameras to provide more visibility to subcontractors and the project team. The Gate Report feature also helps in accountability and logistics purposes by collecting data of every vehicle that enters and exits the site through artificial intelligence-generated reports.

Swipe Left and Right to view construction progress from Aug 2021 to Feb 2022

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Re-form has been awarded the contract to build this amazing residence in the heart of Bellevue Hill. Overlooking the Eastern Suburbs, this 3-storey environmentally conscious home is set to commence with Geothermal boring works, starting the clock for a programmed early-2023 finish.

Victoria Road Residence is an environmentally conscious gem set to change the face of the Eastern Suburbs. The value of this project is estimated at $7m. This soon-to-be stunning home has panoramic views spanning from Bondi to Rose Bay

Reform are using Evercam to monitor the progress of the project and communicate updates amongst stakeholders.

Swipe Left and Right to view the construction progress from Feb 2022 To May 2022:

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Lloyd Group is an efficient, well-managed, and fully resourced construction company with a consistent track record of delivering high-quality results. The company has been tasked with the construction of the new Learning Hub at St Pius X College.

The new Learning Hub, adjacent to the Chatswood Campus is a major expansion to the College’s footprint and is part of its ongoing commitment to providing a holistic, innovative, and liberating education for its students.

It is a purpose-built, modern, two-level learning space that will provide 8 new classrooms that can be used as flexible indoor and outdoor learning spaces. It will feature covered outdoor learning spaces, staff collegial spaces, a lift, and ramps for disabled access and will be fully integrated into the College IT network. The Hub has been designed to fit in with the existing heritage area of the surrounding residential streets. The building will be environmentally sustainable with solar panels, greywater, natural light, and airflow. The project is estimated to cost approximately $8m and will be ready to welcome students and staff in Term 1 2023.

Swipe Left and Right to view the construction progress from October 2021 to March 2022

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Throughout the construction of this project, Evercam cameras are used to track progress of construction, and project management and to capture any health & safety incidents that may occur. The time-lapse videos are used to give investors timely updates each month.