Trading hours win
The centre does not close for the demolition. The noisy, heavy work moves to the hours it is shut.
Demolition and strip-out inside and beside shopping centres that never close. Night works, live service lines to the tenancies next door, and shoppers a hoarding away from the work.
The centre does not close for the demolition. The noisy, heavy work moves to the hours it is shut.
Power, water and data to the tenancies around the works have to keep running through every stage.
Shoppers walk past the hoarding all day. Containment and exclusion zones are not optional.
Strip-outs and returns to base build happen between one tenant leaving and the next one fitting out.
Dust, debris and deliveries have to stay on the construction side of the hoarding.
Yes. At Grand Plaza, Browns Plains, a full cinema was demolished immediately beside the trading shopping centre. The programme ran entirely as night works so the centre stayed open throughout.
That was the defining constraint at Grand Plaza, where live service lines ran to major operators inside the centre. The works were sequenced around keeping them running.
Yes. Internal demolition and tenancy return to base build inside operating premises is part of our technical demolition work.
We remove it ourselves, under our own Class A and B licences, as part of the same job. There is no second contractor to wait for.
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