The Merseyside Police Operational Command Centre in Speke, Liverpool, is a three-storey exposed reinforced concrete frame with a total floor area of 13,500 m². Adana Construction delivered the in-situ reinforced concrete works, including pile caps and ground beams forming the substructure. The superstructure comprised reinforced concrete slabs, including the ground floor, together with fair-faced circular and square columns designed to remain exposed. Exposed soffits required high-quality formwork and precise workmanship throughout. Reinforced concrete lift shafts were constructed with recessed tie-rod patterns, with tie holes carefully finished to achieve a consistent architectural appearance. The completed building provides a robust, functional, and visually striking civic facility.

This project involved the construction of a 4,050 m² training centre within the grounds of a live hospital. Adana Construction delivered the reinforced concrete frame over a 31-week programme, completed in two phases across three storeys. The structure included pile caps and foundations, together with four reinforced concrete cores comprising two lift shafts and two stair cores. The superstructure featured architectural circular and square exposed concrete columns, as well as high-quality exposed concrete soffits throughout.