The site had been designed to merge into the natural contours of the surrounding environment, with considerate colour materials and one building incorporating a green roof to help the site blend into the landscape.
Once completed, the site would be capable of treating 80 million litres of water every day and service the Northwest demand with clean drinking water to strengthen the existing network. The new distribution pipes can take the treated water from the site to our service reservoirs, where it could be stored and ready to supply customers in West Cumbria. The new structures included an underground detention tank, Rapid Gravity Filter Building, Control Building, Workshop, Inlet Building and Sludge Building, including internal modelling, MEICA installations and fit-out.