Impossible as planned

The Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games required a hydraulically operated scenic bridge for the 6,000 athletes to enter the arena, and a 97m circular stage with a central steel structure to feature as a ceremony highlight. ES GLOBAL's role was to design, build, and project manage the manufacture, installation and removal of the bridge and stage.

The Organising Committee for the 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games required a company to supply, install, maintain and remove overlay for the Rugby 7’s event at Delhi University. ESGA JV D’Art Indo was contracted to project manage the entire overlay process through design, install, maintenance and removal from a delivery, commercial and contractual perspective. The company also provided design management across multi disciplines, contractors and third party packages of work. Site management was provided to ensure timely delivery and full compliance with health and safety processes

To provide car parking and bus loading facilities for the London Olympic 2012 venues throughout the UK. ES GLOBAL was contracted to manage the final design and value engineering for the London Olympic car parking and bus loading facilities, in unison with the client. A reliable and experienced supply chain was established for this process. ES GLOBAL generated a complex programme which optimized management and supplier resources where management ensured that all installation sites were overseen and provided with continuous operational maintenance and assistance for all contracted sites during the Olympic period. ES GLOBAL ensured a timely removal of overlay following the conclusion of activities which were directly supervised by ES Management.

The Aquatics Centre was originally designed before London was awarded the 2012 Olympic Games. Once London became the host city, a solution was required to increase the seating capacity for the venue. ES GLOBAL was contracted by Zaha Hadid as a consultant for the temporary aspect of the venue. The two wings provided an additional 15,000 seats, increasing the capacity to 17,500

Completion of the installation and remedial works to the 20,000 seats in the lower seat bowl. Transition the seats from Pitch Mode to Athletics Mode. Remove to storage the Pitch Mode specific items. ES GLOBAL was the Main Contractor for the project and provided Planning, Design and Movement of the lower bowl.

As a part of the Olympic Legacy, the Press and Broadcast Centre on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park was transformed into a commercial space. The transformation required three meeting rooms to be built. Each pod was designed to represent a product that was made in the local area; the Timber Yard, the Steel Mill and the Fabric Factory. Our role was contracted to take Hawkins Brown’s architectural design and deliver three meeting room pods suspended at a hight of 9m in an entrance atrium. Each pod was pre-manufactured in Nottingham and stored in London before being erected

Rezidor wanted a Wine Tower for their new hotel which was being built in Stansted Airport. The hotel required an interesting central feature for the lobby of the hotel. A second Wine Tower opened at the Radisson SAS Hotel, Zurich in December 2008. ES GLOBAL was contracted by Rezidor Hotels to design and build the Wine Tower. ES Global was also contracted to devise a training programme and assist in recruiting the Wine Angels who now operate the show.

For the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, there was a requirement to determine the overlay requirements and the feasibility of providing overlay for the various venues. ES GLOBAL provided Overlay Planning and Delivery, Project Management, Engineering and Design consultancy to the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Committee. The scope of work covered an array for overlay elements, including, electrical, containment, water, sewage, rainwater management, drainage, gas, fire fighting and HVAC. The ES GLOBAL team undertook a full evaluation of all Olympic sites, existing buildings, as well as those under construction. Support was provided in detailing the Overlay requirements for tender packages, as well as a detailed analysis of supplier tender responses. A number of specialist feasibility studies were also provided, which included a floating deck, temporary stadium roof and media studios on Copacabana beach.

The two-storey Samsung Pavilion formed a significant part of Samsung’s presence at the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games, welcoming over 200,000 visitors. ES GLOBAL was contracted by Imagination, New York to procure, install and dismantle the pavilion. The building was designed to be re-locatable and was decommissioned at the end of the Games

For the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, a temporary arena was required to host the Olympic and Paralympic Games of the Modern Shooting competition. After the Games, the temporary arenas are to be removed, returning the site to its former use. The Shooting venue in Tokyo and London were similar designs based on the ESG Standard equipment for most of the buildings. The two games venues differed due to engineering requirements, Japan is in a high seismic activity area, and specific requests by the local OC, such as seating capacities or ISSF with number of shooting positions. In London, the venues were naturally ventilated, and we designed specific roof ventilation that was unique to London where in Japan with extreme climate conditions the buildings were cooled with HVAC system. The ESG components are versatile and can be configured in different ways to archive a common design goal. These structures have been utilised for many other structures other than shooting venues, using the same principles and components we have built ceremony function spaces, large storage spaces and concert staging. ES GLOBAL systems are only restricted by imagination. Our was contracted to design, supply, construct and dismantle/ remove the Trap and Skeet, Qualification and 50m range temporary buildings