A 34MW, three-building data centre campus on the outskirts of Dublin – designed within strict planning constraints on height and massing, and delivered on programme using Bryden Wood's proven Reference Design.

The Forge is the UK's first net-zero carbon commercial building and the first major project delivered using Bryden Wood's P-DfMA methodology – proving that reduced carbon, lower cost, and faster programme are not a trade-off.

Bryden Wood is delivering one of Italy's largest data centre campuses – a 52MW programme combining a proven Reference Design with careful localisation for the Italian market, from masterplanning to construction.

Bryden Wood led laboratory planning, MEP strategy, and integrated design for Project Newton – a 10,000 m² greenfield facility at FujiFilm Diosynth Biotechnologies' Billingham site, completed in 2025 as part of a £400 million UK investment programme, supporting four drug modalities within a single future-ready building.

Bryden Wood's Madrid office delivered a 24MW, two-building data centre campus in Alcobendas in 2025 – using a proven Reference Design, prefabricated components, and full Dirección Facultativa accountability to navigate one of Europe's most demanding regulatory environments.

Bryden Wood developed Hospital 2.0 – a standard model for 40 new hospitals across the UK – for NHS England's New Hospitals Programme. Built on Modern Methods of Construction, the model delivers up to 25% cost reduction and 20% programme reduction against traditional approaches, as estimated by the National Audit Office.