St Bartholomew's Hospital
The brief
Tasked with erecting a protective gantry scaffolding, independent on the front elevation.
Overview
This project required comprehensive planning and precise execution to ensure safe and efficient access for maintenance and restoration activities while minimising disruption to hospital operations. An internal birdcage is scheduled to be constructed within the Great Hall, spanning from front to back beams. This approach is necessary due to restrictions on floor loading, as this section of the building holds Grade I listed status.
The challenges we faced
Scheduling night works to build the gantry to minimise disruption the public, due to the location of the project being in the heart of Piccadilly and having a hight foot fall during the day.
Interesting facts about the project
You can currently book a public tour where you will climb our two system staircases and be able to watch an expert team cleaning, conserving and repairing the walls and ceiling of the Great Hall.Egyptian and Dudley House once served as the Embassy of Egypt, which is a Grade II listed building, recognised for it’s architectural significance and contribution to London’s historic landscape.
Outcome
System roof was craned on and then fully erected, as well as sheeted. Then the all access scaffold obtained a shrink wrap encapsulation to the independent.
Project Information
Project Category: Rubix carabil tower
Clients: David Malan
Project Date: 25 June, 2024
Avenue End Date: 08 July, 2024
Locations: NewYork – 4648 Rocky, USA
Price After: $10 Million
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