#Scaffold company London

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 Scaffoldings provide a robust and secure platform for workers, safeguarding them from the hazards of working at height. Discover how scaffoldings play a vital role in improving productivity and minimizing accidents.

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Common Mistakes to Avoid When Using Tower Scaffolding

Not using the right equipment

One of the most common mistakes when using tower scaffolding is not using the right equipment. You should always use equipment that is designed specifically for tower scaffolding, and you should never try to modify the equipment or use it for anything other than its intended purpose. Using the wrong equipment can result in instability, which can lead to falls and other accidents

2. Not following safety guidelines

Safety guidelines are put in place for a reason, and it's important to follow them when using tower scaffolding. This includes wearing the proper safety gear, such as hard hats, safety glasses, and harnesses. You should also be aware of weight limits and not overload the scaffolding. Additionally, you should make sure that the scaffolding is properly secured and stable before using it.

3. Ignoring weather conditions

Another common mistake is ignoring weather conditions when using tower scaffolding. You should never use scaffolding during strong winds, heavy rain, or snow. These conditions can make the scaffolding unstable and increase the risk of accidents. You should also avoid using scaffolding on uneven or unstable ground, as this can cause it to tip over.

4. Improper assembly

Improper assembly of tower scaffolding is a common mistake that can result in accidents. You should always follow the manufacturer's instructions when assembling the scaffolding, and you should never attempt to assemble it without the proper tools or equipment. Additionally, you should make sure that all of the components are secure and in the correct position before using the scaffolding.

5. Lack of training

Another common mistake when using tower scaffolding is a lack of training. You should never attempt to use scaffolding if you haven't been properly trained on how to do so. This includes understanding how to assemble and disassemble the scaffolding, how to safely use it, and how to recognize potential hazards. Lack of training can lead to accidents and injuries, and it's important to take the time to learn how to use scaffolding properly.

6. Failure to inspect the scaffolding

Before using tower scaffolding, you should always inspect it for damage or wear and tear. This includes checking the components for cracks, rust, or other signs of damage. You should also inspect the scaffolding for stability and make sure that all of the components are in good working order. Failure to inspect the scaffolding can result in accidents and injuries.

7. Improper use of braces and ties

Braces and ties are an important part of tower scaffolding, as they help to provide stability and prevent the scaffolding from tipping over. However, improper use of braces and ties can actually make the scaffolding less stable. You should always follow the manufacturer's instructions when using braces and ties, and you should never try to modify them or use them for anything other than their intended purpose.

Conclusion

Tower scaffolding is an essential tool for many construction workers, but it's important to use it correctly to avoid accidents and injuries. By avoiding these common mistakes, you can ensure that your scaffolding is safe and stable, and that you can work on it with confidence. Remember to always follow safety guidelines, inspect the scaffolding before use, and use the right equipment for the job.

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[fiuworks]

What is the dynamics between each of your tla entities oc?

There's some of them who are next to each other in the drawing, does that represent something?

Some of their stories are more intertwined than others!

Roman is a former (and extremely conditioned) member of the People’s Church, and when the Church fell apart, he found independence, and also found love in aspiring archeological thesis writer Gail! Their romance is brief and passionate, until the death of Gail in an illegal cave ruin expedition that causes him to be crushed under a collapsing wall. Roman uses the Dark’s power to comfort Gail in his last moments, and then afterward in his grief submits his body to the Church as a new vessel, in hopes to re-ignite the cult and lose himself completely.

I think these three are some of my oldest ocs, and can be found under the #laika fear of flying TMA tag!

Santiago fell to the corruption when he accompanied his scientist brother into the Amazon on a trip, and got lost in the jungle and bitten to hell by mosquitos. He found himself enamoured by the life cycle of mosquitos and how they spread and survive, and went back to camp and felt compelled to drink all the vials containing all kinds of bug samples and experiments his brother was working on. Shocked at his survival, his brother begs him to test on him, but by the next morning, his brother is dead. Enthralled by the Corruption and living his best life, Santiago later joins Hermes’ permanent crew- and spends his days making passengers lives miserable.

Marina was born in a thriving community in croatia in the 60's that she slowly watched descend into gentrification and those she loved began to starve and die and so she decides to confront some of the buisness owners in their factory and mid heated conversation an oil tank bursts, killing the men she was talking to and so she flees but everywhere she goes she's overwhelmed by the effect rapid gentrification is having on society at large and in the mid 80's ends up by sewage pipes at the sea's edge and starves to death inside of one, but is brought back by the extinction, which claims her, and she's kept alive by the vigour of haunting mankind of their mistakes and inevitable deaths. She later joins Hermes’ airline crew.

Hermes always liked to roam and had big dreams of being a pilot but was very quiet and bullied on a bit by his two older brothers, but on a trip to the shard (tallest skyscraper in london) when he was 17, his eldest brother cabhan goaded him to go up the scaffolding ladders on the building onto the maintenance platform and as hermes is savouring the veiw, cabhan pushes him off. however, hermes miraculously survives the fall after failing to see the ground or the sky for what feels like hours, and suddenly finds himself injured on the ground. after recovery, he enters university and then flight training but the day before he gets his results, he tests what he experienced by jumping off another skyscraper and the sky 'catches' him again and he keeps testing it and realises he can do this to other people, and then when he becomes a pilot, realises he can do it to passengers, too

Hermes starts his own flight company, and hires two people first, two people hes met through various flights and who have since become his lovers over time- santiago and marina. hermes scouts budding avatars and those marked by the fears as well as normal flight attendants and such and has created the most efficient airborne system for harvesting and feeding off of fears.

(marina gives sleeping passengers or passengers watching movies imagery of plane crashes and emissions, santiago messes with the plane food and drink and the quality of the plane or illness in surrounding passengers, and hermes loves flinging people into the vast)

I love this evil throuple they’re great ❤️

A devoted, married pair of biologists who go down a dangerous spiral of seeing how far skin graft developments can go- and when no subject wants to come near them for fear of getting too familiar with the brains and bodies of animals, the Wilsons turn the scalpels on themselves. These days, they seem to act just a little off. Almost as if they’re the same person. However- nobody sees them enough to know for sure.

Two friends who started a rock duet, Miss Direction, rocket to stardom in their mid twenties. However, as their fame increases, their need to have control over the other does too. It reaches a breaking point, and while Rina is supposedly weak and pliable, Danys attempts to take their own eyes out to put them in Rina’s body. However, Rina sees this coming from miles away, and at the last second implants one of her eyes into Danys. Danys is now a lifeless puppet who is stuck watching their body move, as Rina gets exactly what she wants.

but yeah those lot are very interlinked! I do have a joke between Victoria and Uriah, as Uriah uses the Spiral to make pottery out of people and abstract their self-image into obscurity, and Victoria is a famous nude painting model who uses the Eye to embed her Oversight into any painting made of her and compel her artists into telling her their life stories, so the fact that Victoria and Uriah could cancel eachother out and have beef amuses me greatly

But yeah LOL soz for the infodump

[profilescaffoldingltd]

Profile Scaffolding is a scaffolding company based in London, dedicated to providing top-quality scaffolding services for both residential and commercial projects. With a strong commitment to safety, efficiency, and customer satisfaction, Profile Scaffolding has established itself as a trusted partner for homeowners and businesses alike. Our residential scaffolding services cover everything from loft conversions and roof repairs to window replacements and home extensions, ensuring that all projects are carried out with the highest standards of safety and professionalism. We offer tailored solutions to meet the specific needs of each project, whether it involves temporary roofs, chimney scaffolds, or edge protection, making them a reliable choice for residential scaffolding across London.

Profile Scaffolding offers a range of services for commercial clients to support large-scale construction and maintenance projects. We provide scaffolding for new builds, renovations, and complex structures, with services including access equipment, platform hire, crash decks, and birdcage scaffolds. Our commercial scaffolding team is highly experienced in managing the unique challenges of commercial projects, ensuring that all scaffolding systems are robust, compliant with industry standards, and installed with precision. By using high-quality materials and adhering to strict safety protocols, Profile Scaffolding guarantees the stability and durability of its structures, making them the go-to choice for commercial scaffolding needs in London.

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[incohorace]

Tell us about fitzgerald air!

hi yay!! i get to talk about fitzgerald muahahaha

so fitzgerald air (temporary name) is set in an alternate 1920s london in which an immortality-obsessed airship magnate competes with a fanatical cult to awake an ancient, powerful pantheon from where they lie dormant beneath a monolith in the centre of westminster. yeah. such a slay

it's centered around unemployed engineer elias digby, who has finally been released from the grip of his family; an airship pilot named andrew spencer who is on the run after discovering a dark secret at the heart of the famous company fitzgerald air, which has a monopoly on airships and is headed by sir hugh fitzgerald, who is incredibly rich and influential; nora atkins, a wealthy and glamorous heiress who also happens to be a mathematical genius; adrien bennet, the owner of a motor car company called merlin motors who are attempting to improve the design of the airplane so it can become a rival to fitzgerald's airships.

after stumbling upon the scene of a seemingly sacrificial murder, elias, who is bored and smart and has nothing better to do, starts to investigate, and gradually uncovers a secret and terrifying cult who worship a mysterious, ancient being.

meanwhile andrew, on the run from fitzgerald's hitmen, hides out with his close friend nora (because she owns two whole mansions) while attempting to decipher some strange blueprints he stole from fitzgerald after a fellow employee's death, as well as a map, centered around westminster monolith (where big ben is now) with what seem to be ley lines stretching out around it.

eventually the three join up, and adrien bennet enlists their help to bring the two organisations down and stop them before they've awakened this sinister eldritch entity, which could endanger the fate of humanity

and also elias helps adrien design a new and improved plane which is cool

it's not the most developed idea as of now but i'm kind of obsessed with it <3

elias digby – sarcastic, smart, talented engineer, SO traumatised, can quote shakespeare any day, internally screaming every time andrew or adrien so much as looks at him (he has a type)

andrew spencer – THE bisexual, flirt, literally has never taken anything seriously in his life (not true he loves everyone around him very fiercely), reckless, loves flying as in he can't live without it, for someone who seems so confident and sure of himself he sure blushes a lot whenever he makes eye contact elias......

nora atkins – fashion icon, mathematical genius, somehow manages to keep andrew in check (how does she do it), actually SHE'S the bisexual of all time and i'm obsessed with her, she owns a motorbike which is hot

adrien bennet – a bit similar to andrew but with more mad scientist vibes, he's also a very charismatic leader and just generally really good with people and makes friends easily

and here's the opening paragraph because it's one of my fav things i've ever written:

That morning, London had awoken to a great downpour, the first storm after a long, dry summer, but it was evening now and its inhabitants were grumbling about the weather as if they were well into autumn and had been wearing their raincoats for weeks, trudging along rain-soaked pavements and dodging puddles with the ill-tempered resignation of a country famous for its rain. The walkers’ umbrellas groaned and sagged beneath the water that tumbled from the sheet of grey above, and they cast envious glances at the occasional passing motor car. The airships trundling high over the grimy streets suffered a similar fate: the water washed over their sloped tops and surged down their furrowed sides, collecting in gutters and gurgling down rickety pipes or simply streaming down and onto the people below. An airship hung heavy in the sky above one construction site, shielding it from the pouring rain like a great, ungainly umbrella, and a young man stood a little way from the ramshackle scaffolding, a dark blue bicycle propped up against him as he rummaged around in his pockets. He was lean and serious and his eyes sparkled with intelligence, though his face was a little pinched and his chin rather sharp; his black hair was sopping wet and flattened to his forehead, sending a steady stream of water down his nose. He payed it no mind.

[macscaffolding]

Trusted Scaffolding Company London – Mac Scaffolding

When it comes to safe and reliable scaffolding solutions, Mac Scaffolding stands out as a leading scaffolding company London. With years of experience, we provide high-quality scaffolding services for residential, commercial, and industrial projects. Our team of experts ensures that all structures meet safety standards while being tailored to your specific needs.

At Mac Scaffolding, we take pride in offering a range of services, including scaffold design, erection, and dismantling. Whether you need scaffolding for construction, maintenance, or renovations, our solutions are designed to support your project efficiently. We use premium materials and adhere to strict safety protocols to guarantee a secure working environment.

As a trusted scaffolding company London, we understand the importance of timely service. Our professional team ensures prompt delivery and setup, minimizing project delays. We work closely with clients to provide cost-effective and customized scaffolding solutions.

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[christianlanden]

Funding green light for Midgard’s £60m overhaul of City office

1 Golden Lane scheme in Barbican due to finish by spring 2026 Developer Castleforge has said work deal to refurbish and extend the grade II-listed 1 Golden Lane near the Barbican on the edge of the City can begin in earnest after inking an investment deal to bankroll the job. The scheme, now called Uno, is being backed by a £115m deal from investors Cheyne Capital and Appollo. Main contractor Midgard, owned by JRL, began work on site in August but Castleforge has confirmed that funding for the £60m construction contract is now in place with the job set to finish in the first quarter of 2026. Work will reuse over 20 tonnes of original steel from the site and include 7,000 sq ft of terraces, 4,000 sq ft of communal workspaces and an additional three levels. In all, the scheme will run across 120,000 sq ft of grade A space, Castleforge, which bought the site three years ago, added. The revamp has been designed by Hawkins Brown with project manager and cost consultant Gardiner & Theobald. Others working on this scheme include structures consultant London Structures Lab, M&E consultant Leading Services Design and sustainability and energy consultant Arup. Castleforge, along with and Malaysian construction and property company Gamuda Group, is also behind the revamp of 75 London Wall – the former headquarters of Deutsche Bank. The overhaul is due to be carried out by Multiplex with scaffolding now going up at the site, also known as Winchester House, after the last of Deutsche Bank’s staff moved to their new office at 21 Moorfields earlier this year.

[lindaboggers]

Funding green light for Midgard’s £60m overhaul of City office

1 Golden Lane scheme in Barbican due to finish by spring 2026 Developer Castleforge has said work deal to refurbish and extend the grade II-listed 1 Golden Lane near the Barbican on the edge of the City can begin in earnest after inking an investment deal to bankroll the job. The scheme, now called Uno, is being backed by a £115m deal from investors Cheyne Capital and Appollo. Main contractor Midgard, owned by JRL, began work on site in August but Castleforge has confirmed that funding for the £60m construction contract is now in place with the job set to finish in the first quarter of 2026. Work will reuse over 20 tonnes of original steel from the site and include 7,000 sq ft of terraces, 4,000 sq ft of communal workspaces and an additional three levels. In all, the scheme will run across 120,000 sq ft of grade A space, Castleforge, which bought the site three years ago, added. The revamp has been designed by Hawkins Brown with project manager and cost consultant Gardiner & Theobald. Others working on this scheme include structures consultant London Structures Lab, M&E consultant Leading Services Design and sustainability and energy consultant Arup. Castleforge, along with and Malaysian construction and property company Gamuda Group, is also behind the revamp of 75 London Wall – the former headquarters of Deutsche Bank. The overhaul is due to be carried out by Multiplex with scaffolding now going up at the site, also known as Winchester House, after the last of Deutsche Bank’s staff moved to their new office at 21 Moorfields earlier this year.

[georgeschuylerfinance]

Funding green light for Midgard’s £60m overhaul of City office

1 Golden Lane scheme in Barbican due to finish by spring 2026 Developer Castleforge has said work deal to refurbish and extend the grade II-listed 1 Golden Lane near the Barbican on the edge of the City can begin in earnest after inking an investment deal to bankroll the job. The scheme, now called Uno, is being backed by a £115m deal from investors Cheyne Capital and Appollo. Main contractor Midgard, owned by JRL, began work on site in August but Castleforge has confirmed that funding for the £60m construction contract is now in place with the job set to finish in the first quarter of 2026. Work will reuse over 20 tonnes of original steel from the site and include 7,000 sq ft of terraces, 4,000 sq ft of communal workspaces and an additional three levels. In all, the scheme will run across 120,000 sq ft of grade A space, Castleforge, which bought the site three years ago, added. The revamp has been designed by Hawkins Brown with project manager and cost consultant Gardiner & Theobald. Others working on this scheme include structures consultant London Structures Lab, M&E consultant Leading Services Design and sustainability and energy consultant Arup. Castleforge, along with and Malaysian construction and property company Gamuda Group, is also behind the revamp of 75 London Wall – the former headquarters of Deutsche Bank. The overhaul is due to be carried out by Multiplex with scaffolding now going up at the site, also known as Winchester House, after the last of Deutsche Bank’s staff moved to their new office at 21 Moorfields earlier this year.

[scopescaffolding]

Tower and Chimney Scaffolding Projects | Commercial & Residential

Tower and Chimney Scaffolding Projects is a company that provides scaffolding services for commercial and residential clients. They specialize in providing customized solutions for tower and chimney scaffolding projects, ensuring safe and efficient access to elevated areas for construction, maintenance, and repair purposes. With a team of skilled and experienced professionals, they ensure that all scaffolding is erected, maintained, and dismantled according to the latest industry standards and regulations. Whether it’s for a small residential project or a large-scale commercial undertaking, Tower and Chimney Scaffolding Projects offers reliable and cost-effective solutions tailored to their clients’ specific needs.

[saltygardenerlove]

Funding green light for Midgard’s £60m overhaul of City office

1 Golden Lane scheme in Barbican due to finish by spring 2026 Developer Castleforge has said work deal to refurbish and extend the grade II-listed 1 Golden Lane near the Barbican on the edge of the City can begin in earnest after inking an investment deal to bankroll the job. The scheme, now called Uno, is being backed by a £115m deal from investors Cheyne Capital and Appollo. Main contractor Midgard, owned by JRL, began work on site in August but Castleforge has confirmed that funding for the £60m construction contract is now in place with the job set to finish in the first quarter of 2026. Work will reuse over 20 tonnes of original steel from the site and include 7,000 sq ft of terraces, 4,000 sq ft of communal workspaces and an additional three levels. In all, the scheme will run across 120,000 sq ft of grade A space, Castleforge, which bought the site three years ago, added. The revamp has been designed by Hawkins Brown with project manager and cost consultant Gardiner & Theobald. Others working on this scheme include structures consultant London Structures Lab, M&E consultant Leading Services Design and sustainability and energy consultant Arup. Castleforge, along with and Malaysian construction and property company Gamuda Group, is also behind the revamp of 75 London Wall – the former headquarters of Deutsche Bank. The overhaul is due to be carried out by Multiplex with scaffolding now going up at the site, also known as Winchester House, after the last of Deutsche Bank’s staff moved to their new office at 21 Moorfields earlier this year.

[bertrhert]

Funding green light for Midgard’s £60m overhaul of City office

1 Golden Lane scheme in Barbican due to finish by spring 2026 Developer Castleforge has said work deal to refurbish and extend the grade II-listed 1 Golden Lane near the Barbican on the edge of the City can begin in earnest after inking an investment deal to bankroll the job. The scheme, now called Uno, is being backed by a £115m deal from investors Cheyne Capital and Appollo. Main contractor Midgard, owned by JRL, began work on site in August but Castleforge has confirmed that funding for the £60m construction contract is now in place with the job set to finish in the first quarter of 2026. Work will reuse over 20 tonnes of original steel from the site and include 7,000 sq ft of terraces, 4,000 sq ft of communal workspaces and an additional three levels. In all, the scheme will run across 120,000 sq ft of grade A space, Castleforge, which bought the site three years ago, added. The revamp has been designed by Hawkins Brown with project manager and cost consultant Gardiner & Theobald. Others working on this scheme include structures consultant London Structures Lab, M&E consultant Leading Services Design and sustainability and energy consultant Arup. Castleforge, along with and Malaysian construction and property company Gamuda Group, is also behind the revamp of 75 London Wall – the former headquarters of Deutsche Bank. The overhaul is due to be carried out by Multiplex with scaffolding now going up at the site, also known as Winchester House, after the last of Deutsche Bank’s staff moved to their new office at 21 Moorfields earlier this year.

[craigmyersfinance]

 Funding green light for Midgard’s £60m overhaul of City office

1 Golden Lane scheme in Barbican due to finish by spring 2026 Developer Castleforge has said work deal to refurbish and extend the grade II-listed 1 Golden Lane near the Barbican on the edge of the City can begin in earnest after inking an investment deal to bankroll the job. The scheme, now called Uno, is being backed by a £115m deal from investors Cheyne Capital and Appollo. Main contractor Midgard, owned by JRL, began work on site in August but Castleforge has confirmed that funding for the £60m construction contract is now in place with the job set to finish in the first quarter of 2026. Work will reuse over 20 tonnes of original steel from the site and include 7,000 sq ft of terraces, 4,000 sq ft of communal workspaces and an additional three levels. In all, the scheme will run across 120,000 sq ft of grade A space, Castleforge, which bought the site three years ago, added. The revamp has been designed by Hawkins Brown with project manager and cost consultant Gardiner & Theobald. Others working on this scheme include structures consultant London Structures Lab, M&E consultant Leading Services Design and sustainability and energy consultant Arup. Castleforge, along with and Malaysian construction and property company Gamuda Group, is also behind the revamp of 75 London Wall – the former headquarters of Deutsche Bank. The overhaul is due to be carried out by Multiplex with scaffolding now going up at the site, also known as Winchester House, after the last of Deutsche Bank’s staff moved to their new office at 21 Moorfields earlier this year.

[macscaffolding]

Scaffolding Company London – Trusted Services by Mac Scaffolding

When searching for a reliable scaffolding company London, look no further than Mac Scaffolding. With years of experience, we provide top-quality scaffolding solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial projects across the city.

At Mac Scaffolding, we understand the importance of safety and efficiency in every project. Our expert team designs, installs, and dismantles scaffolding structures to meet strict industry standards. Whether you need scaffolding for construction, renovation, or maintenance, we ensure a secure and compliant setup.

As a leading scaffolding company London, we take pride in offering tailored solutions to suit each client's specific requirements. Our services include temporary roofing, access scaffolding, and bespoke scaffold designs. We use high-quality materials and follow rigorous safety regulations to guarantee a risk-free working environment.

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If you need a trusted scaffolding company London, contact Mac Scaffolding today. We provide expert advice, competitive pricing, and outstanding service to ensure your project runs smoothly. Let us handle your scaffolding needs with professionalism and efficiency.

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Funding green light for Midgard’s £60m overhaul of City office

1 Golden Lane scheme in Barbican due to finish by spring 2026 Developer Castleforge has said work deal to refurbish and extend the grade II-listed 1 Golden Lane near the Barbican on the edge of the City can begin in earnest after inking an investment deal to bankroll the job. The scheme, now called Uno, is being backed by a £115m deal from investors Cheyne Capital and Appollo. Main contractor Midgard, owned by JRL, began work on site in August but Castleforge has confirmed that funding for the £60m construction contract is now in place with the job set to finish in the first quarter of 2026. Work will reuse over 20 tonnes of original steel from the site and include 7,000 sq ft of terraces, 4,000 sq ft of communal workspaces and an additional three levels. In all, the scheme will run across 120,000 sq ft of grade A space, Castleforge, which bought the site three years ago, added. The revamp has been designed by Hawkins Brown with project manager and cost consultant Gardiner & Theobald. Others working on this scheme include structures consultant London Structures Lab, M&E consultant Leading Services Design and sustainability and energy consultant Arup. Castleforge, along with and Malaysian construction and property company Gamuda Group, is also behind the revamp of 75 London Wall – the former headquarters of Deutsche Bank. The overhaul is due to be carried out by Multiplex with scaffolding now going up at the site, also known as Winchester House, after the last of Deutsche Bank’s staff moved to their new office at 21 Moorfields earlier this year.

[brianway23]

Funding green light for Midgard’s £60m overhaul of City office

1 Golden Lane scheme in Barbican due to finish by spring 2026 Developer Castleforge has said work deal to refurbish and extend the grade II-listed 1 Golden Lane near the Barbican on the edge of the City can begin in earnest after inking an investment deal to bankroll the job. The scheme, now called Uno, is being backed by a £115m deal from investors Cheyne Capital and Appollo. Main contractor Midgard, owned by JRL, began work on site in August but Castleforge has confirmed that funding for the £60m construction contract is now in place with the job set to finish in the first quarter of 2026. Work will reuse over 20 tonnes of original steel from the site and include 7,000 sq ft of terraces, 4,000 sq ft of communal workspaces and an additional three levels. In all, the scheme will run across 120,000 sq ft of grade A space, Castleforge, which bought the site three years ago, added. The revamp has been designed by Hawkins Brown with project manager and cost consultant Gardiner & Theobald. Others working on this scheme include structures consultant London Structures Lab, M&E consultant Leading Services Design and sustainability and energy consultant Arup. Castleforge, along with and Malaysian construction and property company Gamuda Group, is also behind the revamp of 75 London Wall – the former headquarters of Deutsche Bank. The overhaul is due to be carried out by Multiplex with scaffolding now going up at the site, also known as Winchester House, after the last of Deutsche Bank’s staff moved to their new office at 21 Moorfields earlier this year.