Sustainable Security: Delivering Zero Waste on a Landmark Project
As part of the redevelopment of the listed Civic Centre in Haringey, John Sisk & Son Ltd, on behalf of Haringey Council, needed a hoarding solution that delivered security without compromising the building’s heritage. Sustainability was central from the outset.
We provided a complete perimeter solution using our EnviroHoard™ system—a zero-maintenance, net zero, and fully reusable hoarding.
About John Sisk & Sons
John Sisk & Son is a family-owned Irish construction and engineering company with over 160 years of experience. Operating across the UK, Ireland, and mainland Europe, they deliver major projects across a wide range of sectors. Their work is driven by a strong commitment to innovation, sustainability, and safety. For more information visit – https://sisk.com/
This work was delivered by Panthera Group, now part of the Orbis Group following its acquisition in 2025. For more information visit – https://pantheragroup.com/
Meeting our customers’ needs
The iconic Civic Centre in Haringey, a listed building undergoing redevelopment by John Sisk & Son Ltd on behalf of Haringey Council, required a security solution that could protect their site without compromising its heritage value. With sustainability being a core priority from the outset, our EnviroHoard™ system was chosen to deliver secure, environmentally responsible site protection – perfectly aligned with the project’s goals.
Our Challenges
- Delivering a decorative hoarding that aligned with the client’s branding and aesthetic expectations, while ensuring long-term structural integrity.
- Complying with Temporary Works (TW) design standards for a projected lifespan of up to 10 years.
- Building in flexibility for phased works, allowing the hoarding line to be reconfigured as the project progressed – without triggering costly redesigns or delays.
- Integrating both in-ground and on-ground systems, carefully adapted to suit varying site conditions and underground service constraints.
- Meeting tight delivery and installation timelines, while achieving a high-quality finish in line with John Sisk & Son’s detailed specifications.
Providing real solutions
To meet the client’s aesthetic, environmental, and security requirements, we delivered a comprehensive perimeter solution centred around our EnviroHoard™ system – a zero-maintenance hoarding with no ongoing decorative costs.
Security meets sustainability – our deliverables
- 198 metres of in-ground EnviroHoard™, providing a robust, stable, and sustainable boundary for the majority of the site.
- 21 metres of on-ground EnviroHoard™, ideal for areas with underground services or requiring temporary reconfiguration.
- Full graphic application to John Sisk & Son’s specification, ensuring a consistent and high-quality corporate appearance.
- 5 double-leaf vehicle gates (6m each), enabling secure, controlled access for plant and vehicles.
- 3 pedestrian gates, offering safe and secure entry for workers and visitors.
- Custom graphic stickers applied directly to the panel face, achieving a clean, branded finish without the need for vinyl.
To enhance site protection, we also installed a 14-camera wired CCTV system, delivering comprehensive and reliable security coverage throughout the site.
Results that matter
Besides providing a comprehensive security solution, EnviroHoard™ delivered significant environmental and operational benefits compared to traditional hoarding – while fully supporting the client’s sustainability and efficiency goals.
As a net zero, zero maintenance, and zero waste solution, our systems required no repainting or repairs, and each component was fully reusable. Built-in flexibility also allowed the hoarding line to be adjusted as the project evolved, without compromising Temporary Works compliance.
By combining EnviroHoard™ with vinyl-free graphics, the project achieved a measurable environmental impact.
- 9 tonnes of CO₂ saved compared to traditional timber hoarding
- The equivalent of charging over 2 million mobile phones from 0–100%
- Saving the average emissions of one passenger on 17 Return Flights from Paris to New York