| Some of our major projects include: Rotherhithe
Tunnel Footbridge, Aldercastle London, International House
London, The Helicon London, River & Rowing Museum Henley, Telecom Mast Ireland,
Science Museum London, Montevetro Building London, Jubilee Line, Millennium Dome, Luton
Parkway Station, HMS Warrior, Regents Place London, North
Terminal Gatwick Airport, Nottingham Ice Rink, Reigate Grammar School, Luton Airport,
Gresham School Norfolk, Cellular Operation Swindon and Butlins Holiday Camps. |
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Underground car park entrance,
Regents Place, London |
This was a project where a light and airy support, needing
no maintenance, was required. This was achieved by using 10mm dia 1 x 19 stainless steel
wire with our GC265/264-10 adjustable swage forks. |
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1x
19 SS wire with adjustable swage forks |
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 The final effect was a tunnel
of refreshing greenery created by a canopy of trailing plants to cover the entrance to an
underground ramp of the car park. |
Entrance ramp
to underground car park |
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Rotherhithe Tunnel Footbridge,
London |
The Rotherhithe Tunnel Footbridge was designed to
complement the adjacent modern buildings in this area. The project called for the use of
stainless steel bars requiring no maintenance to support both above, below, and underneath
the bridge. |
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Rotherhithe
Tunnel Approach Footbridge, London |
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The effect produced was an
attractive view both for the motorists passing underneath and also for the pedestrians
using the bridge. This was achieved by using various diameters from the stainless steel
bar range with our GC465/464 LH & RH threaded adjustable forks. |
SS Bars with adjustable forks |
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International House, St
Katherines Way, London |
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The canopy for International House is supported by
stainless steel bars with threaded adjustable forks. It is both structural and
architecturally functional because the tendons are mainly in tension but they also help to
counteract uplift. This is a typical example of how modern materials can be used alongside
ancient and historic buildings.
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International
House, St Katherines Way, London |
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