BWB Consulting expands Leeds presence with West Village move
The engineering and environmental firm is relocating from Whitehall Waterfront to Suite 7C at Bruntwood SciTech’s city-centre development, following continued growth in its portfolio across Yorkshire and the wider North.
BWB is currently working on a number of major Yorkshire projects, including the Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease at Seacroft Hospital, where it provided M&E consultancy. The purpose-built centre opened in November 2025.
The Leeds team is also providing integrated services on the development of Joseph Norton SEMH and New Woodley SEND schools, which have planning permission and are currently undergoing initial groundworks. The schools will accommodate around 180 pupils with complex needs.
BWB is also continuing to support the development of Wakefield Hub, having worked on the project for several years to help unlock land for development.
The Leeds office is led by directors Kim Carter and Kerry Spencer, who were both promoted to the roles earlier this year.
Carter said: “There is a real sense of momentum around our Leeds office. We have continued to grow our relationships across Yorkshire, expand the range of work we are delivering and create opportunities for different disciplines across BWB to work together for our clients.
“Moving to the West Village feels like a natural next step. It gives us a fantastic base in the heart of Leeds from which we can continue building those relationships, welcoming clients and partners into the office and growing our presence across the region.
“Leeds and Yorkshire are hugely important markets for BWB, and there is a lot more we aspire to achieve here.”
Spencer said: “Our growth in Leeds has ultimately been driven by the strength of the team and the quality of the work they are delivering. As the office has developed, we wanted a workspace that better reflects how we work today and gives us the flexibility to continue that progress.
“West Village provides an environment where our teams can collaborate more easily, where we can bring different disciplines together and where we can continue creating a great place for our people to work.”
