Demolition, recycling and environmental projects delivered by 777 Group across London and the South East.
Full demolition of the iconic Wimbledon stadium, including Japanese knotweed removal, notifiable asbestos removal, and demolition works carried out beside a live UKPN sub-station using protective scaffolding and fine water sprays for dust suppression.
Business de-rating works across an 18-acre-plus site as Principal Contractor, including licensed high-risk asbestos removal, cavity wall contamination, ammonia pipework removal, and works carried out around a live sub-station.
Demolition and site enabling works as Principal Contractor on a sensitive site adjacent to Tate Modern and live office buildings, including sub-station protection and relocation, and demolition varying between top-down and high-reach methods.
Delicate top-down demolition in Fitzrovia carried out during the Covid-19 lockdowns, with mixed construction types requiring a zonal small-plant approach and multiple party wall agreements, including a live public house on the boundary.
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Demolition of two 18-storey residential tower blocks built in the 1960s, marking the start of a major regeneration scheme in South Kilburn. Three live electricity substations at the base of each block had to remain live and protected throughout.
Facade-retention demolition and basement excavation at one of London's most high-profile hotel addresses. Floor-by-floor hand and mini-excavator demolition behind a flying-shore retention scheme, with a 24,000m³ bulk excavation for the new basement box.
Demolition of 7 ward blocks within a live hospital, including major asbestos surveying and removal around live services, followed by new duct systems, a two-storey link and groundworks for the redevelopment.
Demolition of 73 buildings across a former wartime hospital site, including a 25m chimney, ahead of a 780-home regeneration. Grounds were scanned for buried ordnance before works began, and 315 tonnes of asbestos were removed.
Removal and recycling of subterranean foundations for a former office block at the centre of a major mixed-use regeneration site. Around half of all concrete arisings were crushed and backfilled in-situ; 200 tonnes of rebar was recovered.
Full asbestos survey, removal and demolition of a seven-storey former local authority building and post office, demolished top-down using an ultra-high reach excavator while hundreds of construction workers remained active on the adjacent site.
Controlled demolition and facade retention of a Grade II listed 1904 swimming baths and Victorian town hall. A heavy-duty steel frame preserved the street-facing facade while the structure behind it was carefully dismantled.
Demolition of a high-profile seafront cinema complex on a highly restricted site. 13,500 tonnes of waste was separated on site, with recycling rates exceeding 97% despite very limited space to sort or store material.
Demolition of 5 giant riverside silos using super-long-reach excavators after controlled explosion was ruled out. Works were sequenced around a live refinery and a public riverside footpath with strictly limited closure windows.
Full demolition of a seven-storey former police barracks adjacent to a live primary school. A dedicated Residents' Liaison Officer and weekly stakeholder meetings kept neighbours informed throughout.
Asbestos removal and full demolition of a former police training centre next to a residential care home, with a residents' portal and weekly liaison meetings to manage the sensitive location.
Asbestos removal and demolition of four 9-storey tower blocks and two maisonette blocks as Principal Contractor, including a traffic management plan to protect a live bus route running between the condemned buildings.
Demolition of a 4-storey office block on one of Islington's busiest arterial routes, with an underground car park retained live throughout as it housed the area's main EDF substation.
Asbestos removal and demolition of a former college building in a high-profile Westminster location, including hand deconstruction of a caretaker's lodge adjoining a working public house.
Demolition of a 73-acre former police training centre, including a 22-storey tower block brought down using a long-reach excavator with a purpose-made demolition mat to protect adjacent live railway lines.
