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Twickenham Stadium underwent a multi-million-pound redevelopment which saw the East Stand transformed to offer six levels of contemporary hospitality and event space.

One Hyde Park in Knightsbridge is a super-prime residential development of 86 apartments and duplexes, including four penthouses. It also boasts a private cinema, swimming pool, squash courts, gym, a business suite with meeting rooms and three ground-floor retail units fronting Knightsbridge.

Standing tall in a prime location at the entrance to the Salford Quays – one of Greater Manchester’s most vibrant and prominent media and culture hubs – Anchorage Gateway is here to make a statement.

Siderise partners with façade manufacture Ash & Lacy to deliver a compliant brick cladding system protected with verified passive fire protection, and worked with Acorn Aluminium to improve the acoustic performance of the curtain walling elements.

The £1.3 billion transformation of Olympia Exhibition Centre is one of London’s most exciting redevelopments, blending its iconic 140-year-old Victorian halls with modern design to create a dynamic, multi-purpose destination.

Siderise CW-FS120 Firestop was specified to provide floor-to-floor compartmentation on this building located in midtown New York, between the Empire State Building and Bryant Park. Read more about the ongoing project here.

Siderise has partnered with Ash & Lacy to provide a tested passive fire protection solution for the NaturAL X Brick Cladding System being installed on Vita Student’s latest accommodation development on the historic Gough Street and Suffolk Street intersection in Birmingham.

To ensure long-term passive fire safety across the development’s five towers—ranging from 10 to 26 storeys—Siderise provided a comprehensive suite of rigorously tested fire protection solutions. Read more in this article featured in the Autumn '25 edition of BIMCRUNCH.

Building safety relies on accurate product information. Without it, the risks of misguided specification or substitution, poor installation, inadequate classification, and noncompliance are high. This is especially relevant for passive fire protection, which is a fundamental, but ultimately hidden, part of an external wall system which must be considered from the earliest design stages to ensure a safe and long-lasting building.