Arts Programs
Balfour Beatty Capital uses the arts to help develop innovative new programs that benefit the local community. From hospital projects to school projects, we continually look for new ways to use the arts to improve the quality of life for everyone.
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Building Learning CommunitiesRotherham Metropolitan Borough Council and our concession Transform Schools Rotherham developed Building Learning Communities as a not-for-profit company. Its aim is to promote and manage the use of project schools by the local communities they serve. |
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Arts for HealthBalfour Beatty Capital's first Arts for Health program provides an opportunity for all University Hospital of North Durham (UHND) employees, patients and visitors to spend time together, to engage in arts activities and to generate a discussion amongst health professionals about the benefits of arts in the healthcare setting. |
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Birmingham Gala DayBirmingham was a hive of activity in November 2006 as Balfour Beatty and its team arrived with bhangra dancers and samba drummers. |
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Findern underpass arts programThe Findern Underpass on the A50 highway has been revitalized by a community project supported by Balfour Beatty Capital. |
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Art at the Royal Infirmary of EdinburghAt the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, Balfour Beatty Capital has sponsored two major artworks. |
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Arts in HealthFollowing completion of the hospital construction in Blackburn, Balfour Beatty Capital established the Arts in Health program. |
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Art exhibitions (Stoke and Rotherham schools)To date, two competitions have been run, in Rotherham and Stoke, and the standard of work from the young artists has been truly staggering. |
Soccer Action
As part of the Stoke Schools project, a Balfour Beatty Capital program targets disengaged young people and encourages them to work as a team and participate in purposeful out-of-school activities. Read more >
Arts for Health
Balfour Beatty Capital's first Arts for Health program provides an opportunity for all University Hospital of North Durham employees, patients and visitors to spend time together, to engage in arts activities and to generate a discussion amongst health professionals about the benefits of arts in the healthcare setting. Read more >