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| CASE
STUDY - LG Phillips Factory |
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| Fort
Wilson Properties
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| Project: |
Former
LG Phillips Factory, Simonstone, Burnley |
| Client: |
Fort
Vale Engineering Ltd, Parkfield Works, Brunswick Street, Nelson,
BB9 0SG |
| Project
Manager: |
Harry
Place & Partners, 3 & 5 Saunder Bank, Burnley, BB11 2BN |
| Planning
Supervisor: |
BR
Health & Safety, Wellington House, Otley Street, Skipton,
BS23 1EL |
| Principal
Contractor: |
Walter
Forshaw Ltd, 7 King Street, Westhoughton, Bolton, BL5 3AY |
| Quantity
Surveyor: |
Harry
Place & Partners, 3 & 5 Saunder Bank, Burnley, BB11 2BN |
| Contract
Description: |
The
contract involved the asbestos removal, soft strip and demolition
of over 20,000m2 of industrial buildings, using a variety of
techniques and attachments. |
| Value: |
£600,000 |
Timescale: |
18
weeks – July 2005 to November 2005 |
| Building
Dimensions: |
120m
x 100m x 25m high (including a 52m high chimney) |
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Building
Construction:
The Building was a mixed usage building of offices, welfare facilities,
workshops and manufacturing and storage areas. Various construction
types have been used and combined over the years with areas of
steel framed, concrete framed and load bearing construction.
The external envelope consists of steel cladding, masonry, steel
sheet roofing and asbestos and non-asbestos cement roof sheeting.
The building structure was a multi-storey steel frame accommodating
a glass factory and associated offices. The superstructure slabs
generally were constructed of in-situ reinforced concrete cast
on pre-cast units acting as permanent formwork. The slab panels
spanned between steel beams.
There were two brick chimneys on site; one of which was previously
been reduced in height. The second chimney was approximately
52m high.
Demolition
Method:
Long reach excavators fitted with steel and concrete shears were used to demolish
the main section of the building. Once these sections were reduced to the ground,
the chimney and batch house were demolished using explosives and excavators were
then used to process the remains once they were on the ground. All slab areas
were grubbed up and crushed on site using our mobile crusher and the material
left in stock piles for use in the development of the site.
Reference
Details:
Please contact WFL for reference contact details.
See attached letter from Fort Vale Engineering Ltd. |
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