City councillors have approved the construction of the first phase of the 220 million pounds Bam Construct University upgrade project in Yorkshire.

Bam, design consultant BDP-Arup, and facility manager CBRE were appointed to the Hallam Alliance last year to deliver the five-year master plan. The alliance will share profits and losses between customers and contractors in accordance with the NEC4 contract, which is characterized by the cooperation committee making decisions on the basis of the "best project." Parliamentarians have now approved the first wave of construction in the recently demolished Science Park and parking lot near Sheffield Railway Station.

Bam will build three seven-story buildings around the public green space, which has more than 400 square meters of green space and can accommodate up to 150 people. Sustainability measures for buildings include heat pumps and photovoltaic cells. Construction will start in early 2022 and will be completed in the second half of 2023. Paul Cleminson, former construction director of Bam Northeast, said: “The emphasis on sustainability and green space is very important. By combining development, design, construction, and long-term thinking about the way buildings are operated, we are all thinking about future generations. The way the buildings are used has a major impact." Keywords: international engineering projects, foreign engineering project information

In 2020, Bam had to dismantle the concrete frame of the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Sheffield and rebuild it after finding the problem. The cost of rework has forced the company to provide a grant of 26.7 million pounds.Editor/Baohongying