West Midlands Safari Park

About the project

Organisation
SA Mogg
Project name
West Midlands Safari Park
Project Type
Farm storage

Completed in November 2023, this 1,324 m² development comprises two steel-framed buildings for feed and hay storage, constructed simultaneously to minimise disruption at the live Safari Park. Deliveries were carefully scheduled outside opening hours to ensure safety and smooth daily operations.

Featuring olive green cladding and GRP roof lights for natural illumination, the project blends seamlessly into its surroundings. Despite poor ground conditions requiring piled foundations, the team delivered a durable, high-quality build safely and on budget in a challenging public environment.

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Pemberton Dairies

About the project

Organisation
Wareing Buildings
Project name
Pemberton Dairies
Project Type
Farm storage

Completed in August 2024, this 680 m² project saw a new roof constructed over an existing silage silo to improve efficiency and environmental performance. Despite a tight schedule ahead of harvest, the prefabricated steel frame and in-house foundation design ensured smooth, on-time delivery.

With natural grey fibre cement roofing and timber boarding to match surrounding buildings, the structure prevents rainwater from entering the slurry system—greatly reducing pollution risk. Supported by environmental grant funding, the project was completed safely, efficiently, and within budget.

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Northwold Farm

About the project

Organisation
Colley Farm Buildings
Project name
Northwold Farm
Project Type
Farm storage

Completed in February 2025, this 2,500 m² development includes a grain store, intake building, and bin store, delivered through careful coordination between contractors and plant suppliers. Despite complex civil works and a demanding site layout, the project was completed on time and within budget.

Featuring twin intake bunkers, deep conveyor spaces, and bespoke staircases, the build showcases exceptional precision and teamwork. Thoughtfully colour-matched cladding helps the large structure blend into its rural surroundings, achieving both practicality and visual harmony.

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Muck Store

About the project

Organisation
SA Mogg
Project name
Muck Store
Project Type
Farm storage

Completed in October 2023, this 414 m² steel-framed muck store was designed for practicality and environmental performance. A tapered layout and column-free interior provide easy access, while an integrated drainage system separates clean and dirty water to meet grant compliance standards.

Featuring Yorkshire boarding and a fibre cement roof for durability and visual consistency, the open-sided structure promotes airflow and reduces pollution risk. Delivered on time and within budget, it offers a smart, low-impact solution for a busy working farm.

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Grange Farm

About the project

Organisation
A.C. Bacon Engineering
Project name
Grange Farm
Project Type
Farm storage

Completed in August 2024, this 2,080 m² off-grid grain drying and storage facility combines sustainability with smart design. Powered by a solar PV array with battery storage and diesel backup, the project was delivered ahead of schedule and included a new weighbridge and access route.

Built near ponds and powerlines, it was carefully managed to ensure safety and minimal disruption. With natural-coloured cladding, sound-attenuated fans and roof guardrails for solar maintenance, it showcases efficient and environmentally responsible construction.

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Glenworth Scottish Farms

About the project

Organisation
Timmins Engineering
Project name
Glenworth Scottish Farms
Project Type
Farm storage

Completed in June 2024, this 972 m² grain store was seamlessly integrated with three existing buildings to expand on-site capacity and efficiency. The project featured a bespoke intake pit, drying, and conveyor system co-developed with Tornum, showcasing strong technical collaboration and design precision.

Delivered on time and within budget, the build incorporated energy-efficient systems with underfloor ventilation and natural cooling. Finished in Juniper Green cladding to blend into the rural setting, it stands as a model of innovation and adaptability in modern agricultural construction.

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E. B. Gwatkin & Sons

About the project

Organisation
Jaques Int.
Project name
E. B. Gwatkin & Sons
Project Type
Farm storage

Completed in June 2023, this 2,220 m² triple-span structure was designed to cover silage clamps, a slurry tank, and farmyard areas, improving operational efficiency across the site. Built safely around ongoing farm activity, the project demonstrated strong planning and delivery.

Featuring rainwater harvesting linked to a poultry unit and a design that reduces phosphate run-off into local watercourses, the build combines environmental responsibility with durable, high-quality construction.

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Audley End

About the project

Organisation
A T Bones & Sons
Project name
Audley End
Project Type
Farm storage

Completed in February 2025, Audley End is a 2,700 m² grain storage and handling facility delivered as a turnkey project from planning through to commissioning. Designed with efficiency and sustainability in mind, it features state-of-the-art automation and a 750,000-litre rainwater harvesting system to support farm operations.

With its neutral cut-and-fill design and olive-green cladding, the development blends naturally into the landscape while enhancing functionality and long-term productivity across the estate.

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Home Farm

About the project

Organisation
JOHNSTRUCT
Project name
Home Farm
Project Type
Farm storage

Award: Winner – Farm Storage Building (Under £3m Turnover), RIDBA Building Awards 2025

Completed in August 2024, Home Farm is a 1,008 m² multi-use agricultural building that brings together grain storage, drying, and equipment maintenance under one roof.

Constructed on a challenging site, the development delivers an efficient and practical solution designed for ease of day-to-day operation. Sustainability features such as solar panels and rainwater harvesting are built into the design, supporting long-term energy efficiency and environmental responsibility.

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Woburn Farm Partnership

About the project

Organisation
A.C. Bacon Engineering
Project name
Woburn Farm Partnership
Project Type
Farm storage

Award: Winner – Farm Storage Building, RIDBA Building Awards 2025

This cutting-edge grain drying and storage facility was developed for the Woburn Farm Partnership within the Bedford Estates in Buckinghamshire. Designed with both efficiency and sustainability in mind, the project incorporates solar power and rainwater management systems to support low-impact operation.

Blending seamlessly into its rural surroundings, the building delivers practical functionality while maintaining sensitivity to the local landscape.

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