We deliver lasting social impact

With a forty year track record of leading complex, mixed-use projects, we have the experience to deliver great places. Our emphasis is on social impact, sustainability and placemaking.

Find out more about our commitment to delivering brighter futures for all the places we work in.

Social Impact

An ambitious approach to sustainability

We are leading our industry in our commitment to sustainability. We’ve delivered one of the UK’s leading sustainable worksplaces at Eden, and one of the largest collections of Passivhaus affordable homes in the UK at Greenhaus and Willohaus.

Our bespoke Sustainable Development Strategy, and robust measurement and reporting criteria underline our commitment to delivering better places for both people and the planet.

Our Sustainable Future

Responsible regeneration

Muse stands for ‘mixed-use’ which means we prioritise the mix of things that make great places. We include the amenities and facilities a community needs including workspaces for businesses, civic and community buildings, healthy transport and space for nature.

This helps nurture inclusive and happier communities by creating access to opportunity and spaces for people to connect.

Our Approach

We are a partnership business

We always lead with a vision and supply both the structure and support needed to deliver it.

Muse are a part of Morgan Sindall Group, and we’re proud of our partnerships with public sector bodies, social housing providers, landowners, and private companies that make great, diverse places a reality.

Placemaking

Working in partnership

At Muse, we create the best outcomes for the places and communities we work in. This means partnering with the best and working with both the public and private sector to deliver a shared vision for a brighter future.

Our Partners

Our Places

Salford

Salford Central

The power of strong partnerships to deliver placemaking on a grand scale.

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