December 22, 2022
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Our Favourite Featured Projects of 2022

By George Hosegood

In 2022, Turvec continued to deliver the highest quality cycle parking installations in the UK and Ireland, for a wide range of sectors and industries.

From impressive basement bike stores, through to biodiverse green roof shelters and ambitious bike repair station schemes, our projects continued to help deliver secure, user-friendly cycle parking for everyone.

We know active travel can play a major role in helping move people’s lifestyles towards a lower impact way of living. Reducing motor vehicle emissions through an increased share of cycling journeys is critical for reducing carbon emissions and lowering air pollution levels in our urban environment.

That’s why we have welcomed the formation of Active Travel England to oversee the delivery of new cycling infrastructure in England, which we hope will continue to push the levels of active travel in the country. As a major part of this, cycle parking and storage are vital for helping enable more cycle journeys in the future.

At Turvec, as we move into 2023 it is our hope to raise the bar even further with our sustainability initiatives and carbon offsetting across the business, starting from office emissions and travel, through to our wider supply chain. This requires a total understanding of our impact, as we continue work on innovative solutions.

We continue to have multiple projects underway, with many more exciting installations coming in 2023. For now, here is a selection of some our favourite featured projects we delivered this year:

Glasgow Science Centre

Glasgow Science Centre underwent a massive transformation to help improve its user experience in light of Glasgow’s hosting of the COP26 UN Climate Change Conference.

We were proud to help by supplying and installing an open fronted Cubic cycle shelter, complete with a full green sedum roof, 2ParkUp racks, Sheffield stands for accessible cycles and cargo bikes, as well as a bike repair station.

The Kensington Building

A major new sustainably constructed building in West London, The Kensington Building boasts 165 cycle spaces using our 2ParkUp racks. With blue gas spring covers, the racks complement a stylish colour scheme throughout the bike store.

A.R.U. Peterborough

With capacity for 160 bicycles, our T-Hide canopy and Cobra racks help create a bold and welcoming cycle parking facility for students and staff. We love how the canopy is not hidden away, but right between the main buildings of the impressive new Anglia Ruskin University campus in Peterborough.

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