The works consisted of;

Full asbestos removal, both notifiable and non-notifiable, were carried out carefully by our environmental division, removing all documented asbestos from the Asbestos Demolition Survey, and, previously unidentified asbestos containing materials.

All areas were expertly cleared and cleaned whilst air monitoring of areas and individuals ensured safety. Four stages clearances following removal allowed the reoccupation certification to be produced.

Soft stripping of all deleterious materials, to take the structure back to grey shell.

All waste generated by soft strip activities was segregated and removed from the structure using internal hoists, and then following the dedicated waste routes through structure at ground level, to external loading area.

 The large plant room was skilfully decommissioned and removed from the roof.

 Ultra-high reach mechanical demolition works was then carried out safely down to three storeys, demolishing floor by floor, applying a traditional demolition stepping technique. The remaining structure was then demolished by 30-40t demolition excavators.

 In order to contain wind-blown fragments and provide a physical protection to the nearby adjacent buildings, footpaths and highways located in the heart of Birmingham City Centre, a bespoke protection screen was manufactured and suspended by crane during ultra-high reach activities

 All slabs and foundations were fully broken out and removed leaving no obstructions in the ground.

 All waste was segregated throughout the duration of the project, and the segregated waste streams left site in dedicated skips. The concrete was continuously processed by another two excavators, enabling efficient crushing of the collected hardcore, the crushed pile was then left on site ready for later reuse by the client.