Formwork Scaffolding Engineering
Issue 1 | 2012 GB
Successful construction with PERI
A470 Cwmbach to Newbridge
bypass scheme, Builth Wells
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Rosyth Dockyard, Fife
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Bradfield Close, Woking
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Frodingham Viaduct, Scunthorpe
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scope
Brighton & Hove Waste Water
Treatment Works, Brighton
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Howick Place, London, SW1
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Dear Clients and Readers,
The outlook for the UK construction
industry yet again this year, can only
be described as ‘challenging’. But, by
continuing to work hard and making the
right adjustments for market conditions in 2012, many of us will undoubtedly continue to succeed and to move
forward.
At PERI, we have adapted to circumstances – and this issue of PERI Scope
reflects the changes that we, as a
business, have made. For instance,
the newly developed VARIOKIT parapet system, designed specifically for
infrastructure projects, is proving very
successful. On page 3, we give details
of the £50million bypass improvement
project near Bulith Wells in Wales,
which involved the building of two
bridges. VARIOKIT modular cantilevered
brackets and formwork used in the
construction of concrete parapets on
both, made a significant contribution in
minimising overall timescales for the
whole scheme.
Infrastructure projects generally continue to be a growth area for us. The
Rosyth Dockyard project on page 4,
the renewable energy waste treatment
plant built at Horsham and detailed on
page 6, the Frodingham Viaduct project
featured on page 10 and The Brighton
& Hove Waste Water Treatment Works
on page 12, are all typical of public and
private projects that are still vital – and
viable – even in these times of economic cutbacks. Educational construction
is another area where projects are still
going ahead and the articles on pages
5, 7 and 11 show the successful use
of PERI equipment and systems in the
building of several prestigious and iconic
teaching establishments.
Projects calling for high quality architectural concrete finishes, city centre projects – where fabrication and equipment
storage space is at a premium – and
projects on very tight timescales also
continue to offer potential growth for us.
Whether the call is for architectural fairfaced formwork, customised or standard
formwork, these are all areas where
contractors are increasingly calling for
pre-assembled and transportable formwork elements. As a consequence, even
more of the projects of recent months
have relied heavily on the cost-effective
use of our long-established fabrication
services. The fabrication facilities represent a real opportunity for architects and
contractors to demonstrate the many
creative ways that high-quality concrete
can be realised on today’s construction
projects.
Whether or not you have been before,
we again extend a sincere open invitation to all our readers to visit us in Rugby. Take a tour of our facilities and spend
some time in our exhibition hall which is
home to working examples of all of our
equipment – a facility which we believe
is unequalled anywhere in the UK.
Speaking of PERI innovation in formwork and scaffolding, it is the company’s avowed intention to continue
the development of the PERI range in
order to enable it not only to offer better,
more complete solutions to existing
customers, but also to reach beyond
the concrete sector. Our goal is always
to provide the best, most cost-effective
solutions in concrete formwork, scaffolding and engin-eering systems, backed
by the most comprehensive ranges of
products and services.
Once again, we thank you for your business and your confidence in us and we
very much look forward to working with
you on future projects.
Carl Heathcote
Managing Director
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Richard Scoins, Project Manager:
“PERI’s VARIOKIT is a quick and easy
method of construction for bridge
parapets and edge protection. The
speed in the erection of this system
has helped with the overall project
timescale.”
A new bypass improvement scheme
between Cwmbach and Newbridge,
near Builth Wells is under construction in a £ 50 million development.
The scheme will create a new 5.5 km
long single carriageway to straighten a
twisting section of the south-north road
link. The new route between the two
villages, which is due for completion by
the end of 2011, will cut out three-anda-half miles of road which currently has
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Installation of the system by crane enables the
large modular units to be installed fast and safely
from above.
Technical diagram showing typical section
of the VARIOKIT Cantilever Bracket.
a much higher mortality rate than that
of similar roads, and is also in need of
repair according to a Welsh Assembly
investigation.
work. For the support walls and piers
TRIO formwork has been used, along
with MULTIPROP and GT 24 girders for
the sloping sections.
Euro Construction has been appointed
to carry out the concrete structure
works and have two bridges that need
to be constructed. For the construction
of the pier walls, supports and parapets
Euro Construction are using PERI form-
For the construction of the parapet,
VARIOKIT Cantilever Bracket was chosen.
This system is a modular cantilevered
formwork specifically designed to enable
the construction of concrete parapets to
composite steel girder and pre-cast con-
New bypass
bridged with VARIOKIT Parapet
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PERI UP providing safe access at
Bradfield Close, Woking. See more
on page 8
A470 Cwmbach to Newbridge bypass scheme
View from below the bridge deck showing the
system components.
Contractor
Euro Construction
Field Service
PERI UK, Bristol Office
The VARIOKIT modules provide safe access for the
workforce to reach the parapet edge.
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crete bridge decks. The VARIOKIT brackets are suspended by a single diagonal
anchor tie, and all adjustments, striking
and removal of these anchors are carried
out from above the bridge deck.
MULTIPROP and GT 24 girders provided the
formwork and falsework for the central pier.
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Technical diagram showing typical section of the
MULTIPROPs and GT 24s module.
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Dock entrance
widened with PERI formwork
Rosyth Dockyard, Fife
At the Babcock-owned Rosyth site,
contractor BAM Nuttall is part way
through a project to widen the direct
entrance from the Firth of Forth into the
non-tidal basin. This is to allow large prefabricated sections of the Royal Navy’s
next generation of aircraft carrier to be
floated through for final completion.
The gated entrance to the inner nontidal basin has to be widened by 4 m
from 38.20 m to 42.10 m to accommodate the new carriers. This new sliding
dock gate must be able to retract fully
into its own chamber. To accommodate
this extra length an 8 m section is being trimmed from the entrance on the
northern side while a 4 m extension
is added to the southern side.
Top: SKS & TRIO formwork.
Bottom: Assembly of the SKS system.
As part of the construction process
the BAM Nuttall team is breaking out
a large part of the existing north quay
down to the dolerite outcrop 25 m
below the top of the harbour side and
20 m below the surface of the Firth of
Forth.
For the construction of the new gated
entrance BAM Nuttall came to PERI to
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source their formwork requirements.
SKS, the single sided climbing system
which is the choice of system for dam,
weir and lock structures was coupled
with TRIO wall formwork. SKS was
used as the concrete pressure imposed
on the forms during construction can
only be taken on one side the load to be
transferred.
Contractor
BAM Nuttall
Field Service
PERI UK, Glasgow Office
John Slaven, Sub Agent:
“Construction of the new entrance
structures was on the critical path
of our programme. Once the system
was erected it was easy and quick
to turnaround, helping us beat our
programme. PERI also provided good
technical support throughout. I would
not hesitate in using this system
again.”
Iconic Sixth Form Centre built
with PERI
Phoenix High School, Shepherd Bush, London
A new £8.7m, 260 capacity six form centre is under
construction at Phoenix High
School. This Post-16 Centre
is being constructed using
in-situ concrete and incorporates an iconic design to
integrate the building with
the rest of the school.
new in-situ concrete building and approached PERI to
source their formwork and
falsework requirements.
SKYDECK aluminium slab
formwork is being used for
the floor slabs together with
the high load aluminium
MULTIPROP.
The upper levels cantilever
24 m from the ground floor
building, and it is thought to
be Europe’s largest cantilevered building. With an overall building length of 51 m,
the cantilever is almost 50 %
far greater than the general
rule not to exceed 33 %.
The huge cantilever was to
prove a test for the technical team at PERI due to the
enormous load that would be
placed onto the falsework.
With the original construction sequence the resulting
prop loads would have been
too great, even for a heavy
duty shoring system. The
only way to achieve this
John Doyle Construction has
the task of constructing this
Construction of the 2nd floor slab with SKYDECK.
would be to use a temporary
support structure of either
concrete or steel columns.
PERI’s technical team developed an alternative sequence
to use PERI standard equipment. The solution is to strike
the structure from the roof
down in order that the loads
travel from one element to
another. Stripping the central
zones first means the two
large spinal beams can take
the majority of the weight of
the building and transfer it
down to the V columns.
Contractor
John Doyle Construction Ltd.
Field Service
PERI UK, Brentwood Office
John Hughes,
Project Manager:
“Due to the nature of this
project the technical back
up required was of importance and PERI were able
to provide us with a high
level of expertise throughout. The SKYDECK system
allowed to strike the slabs
quickly and re-use material
on upper floors.”
Finished concrete slab from struck SKYDECK.
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TRIO & DOMINO formwork constructs new
renewable energy waste treatment plant
Biffa Waste Services, Horsham
Contractor
JB Developments &
Construction Ltd
Field Service
PERI UK, Brentwood
Office
Biffa Group has agreed a £1bn plus deal
with M+W Group’s UK team to build a
new MBT facility in West Sussex. The
facility will be built as part of a 25-year
contract between Biffa and West Sussex
County Council to treat the county’s
residual municipal waste. Over the lifetime of the contract it will save the
council around £300 million with up to
80% of the waste being diverted from
landfill. The plant is due to become operational in 2013, and at full capacity will produce up to 3.5 MW of renewable energy,
enough to power around 7,000 homes.
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treatment works tanks and associate
structures and have come to PERI to
source a suitable formwork system to
achieve this.
TRIO formwork was chosen as the wall
formwork system to construct the 6 m
concrete AD tank walls and DOMINO
for the 7.40 m fire and separation walls
within the steel frame of the Main Process Building on the project.
JB Developments & Construction Ltd
have the task on constructing the
With just one component for all connections, the BFD alignment coupler allows
more cost-effective construction as one
multipurpose component avoids time
consuming searching and sorting.
TRIO formwork forming the 6 m high tank walls.
Struck walls in one of the AD tanks.
Justin Barrett, Project Manager:
“Within the project there have been
many different structures and aspects
to overcome, with the use of PERI’s
formwork systems we have been able
to deal with the clients requests and
specification to achieve what was
required.”
The steel work and cladding surrounding the
concrete tank walls.
State of the art college
built with PERI expertise
Bournville College, Birmingham
RCS Rail Climbing System
SKYDECK slab formwork
VARIO wall formwork
A new £66 million college is under
construction in Longbridge, which when
completed, the 4.2 acre campus which
is prominently located on the junction of
the A38 Bristol Road South and Longbridge Lane, will consolidate Bournville’s existing three campuses with
capacity for over 15,000 students.
For the multiple cores on the project
O’Donnell Developments used PERI’s
RCS (Rail Climbing System). The rail
guided climbing formwork coupled with
VARIO wall formwork ensures that the
access platform and formwork remain in
contact with the structure for the entire
construction period of the core increasing safety levels on site.
Contractor
O‘Donnell Developments Ltd.
Field Service
PERI UK, Glasgow Office
O’Donnell Developments have the task
of constructing the six storey concrete
frame, which will house a 250,000 ft²
state-of-the-art education facility including a learning resource centre, business
school, construction workshop and
leisure and sport facilities. Scheduled to
be open in September 2011, ready for a
new intake of students, O’Donnell have
sourced their formwork and falsework
requirements from PERI.
Over the six story frame SKYDECK,
the aluminum slab formwork system
was used. With the SKYDECK system
featuring a drophead, this component allows striking to occur after a short time
allowing the panels and beams to be
moved up to the next pour. This results
in less material needing to be on site
thus increasing the cost effectiveness
for the customer whilst delivering more
flexibility over the course of the project.
Kieran Madden, Site Manager:
“PERI’s RCS system enabled us to
progress efficiently and safely with
the construction of the cores. Using
SKYDECK has resulted in quick and
efficient pour cycles of the slabs due
to the reuse of panels.”
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PERI UP providing safe access
to new mixed use development
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Bradfield Close, Woking
A variety of PERI products were used
on this development.
Facade scaffold typical lower section.
New Central, a development
by Midgard Ltd, part of the
JRL Group is well under way
in its construction of 449
apartments. Based in the
centre of Woking the mixeduse development is spread
across ten blocks ranging from
1 to 21 storeys’ in height
comprising studio; 1bed and
2 bed apartments.
footprint which will provide
parking spaces for up to 354
people.
The ground floor podium is a
mixture of private residential,
office space, retail units, fitness suites, and management / concierge office. The
site sits on a basement occupying the majority of the
The concrete framed blocks
have an envelope which consists of render, facing brick,
coloured facing brick and
terracotta cladding. The first
phase of the build is on for
completion by autumn 2011,
with the full development
completed by winter 2013.
Having worked with the JRL
Group for a number of years,
PERI had a large influence
in the construction process
providing a multitude of form-
MULTIPROP and GT 24 girders being used to construct the slabs.
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work, falsework and access
solutions for the external
façade and support for the
concrete frame. PERI TRIO
wall formwork was used to
build the concrete frame
with the GT 24 girder and
MULTIPROP system. PERI
UP Rosett Flex system
scaffolding is being used to
access the facade on approximately 60% of the blocks.
PERI UP has a uniform length
and width grid dimension of
25 or 50 cm, which allows
al-most any adjustment to be
made to suit site conditions.
All ledgers have a rectangular
profile which is 30% lighter
compared to a round tube
with the same load bearing
capacity, this results in easier
man handling of kit around
the site.
For the tallest block in the
development at 21 storeys,
PERI provided their Rail
Climbing System which was
used on every elevation to
install the SFS and CP board.
RCS rail climbing system used to install the SFS and CP board.
PERI UP facade scaffold to one
of the blocks.
Contractor
Midgard Ltd.
Field Service
PERI UK, Leeds & Birmingham Office
James Markham,
Assistant Project Manager:
“The speed, durability and
safety of PERI formwork
allowed good progress to
be made on the project. The
speed and ease of erection
of PERI UP coupled with the
adaptability of the system
allowed changes to be
made throughout the project without causing delays
to the tight schedule.”
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Busy railway stretch
strengthened with PERI GRV
Frodingham Viaduct, Scunthorpe
The completed re-strengthened concrete lined arch.
Contractor
May Gurney
Field Service
PERI UK,
Glasgow Office
GRV articulated waler formwork in position ready
for concreting, for strengthening works to underside of arch.
Frodingham Viaduct was built in 1866,
in 1912 the viaduct was in-filled to form
an embankment with only two arches
left open for access. The 84 span brick
viaduct stretches for 21 miles and is the
most used freight railway setion in England. Each span is 10.70 m between the
centres of the piers, with piers estimated to be 9.50 m from top of foundation
level to springer level. The arches above
the piers for each span are semi-circular,
with an average radius of 4.60 m. Many
of the arches are in poor condition, with
cracks and defective brickwork, therefore strengthening work is required on
three arches on this particular 22 week
phase in order to maintain and prolong
life of the railway line.
May Gurney are the main contractor for
Network Rail and their scope of work
includes repairs of arch barrels, grouting
up spandrel voids and works to spandrel
faces. The arches will be lined with a
375 mm thick reinforced concrete under
ringing. The reinforced concrete will
be supported on transverse reinforced
concrete beams, which are tied into
and supported on the existing piers by
the use of rolled steel beams at regular
centres in grouted core holes to transfer
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the full loads to the piers.
May Gurney have come to PERI to
source their formwork requirements
for the project. GRV articulated circular
formwork was supplied by PERI for the
project and is the most economical solution for circular, segmental, compound
and other arch shapes. Combined with
GT 24 girders, PERI push-pull props and
compression braces almost any arched
bridge can be shuttered almost entirely with standard components. Using
standard components on a customised
project results in cost-effective formwork solutions throughout the construction period.
GT 24 girders and articulated walers form the
skeleton of the GRV system.
Mark Simpson, Site Agent:
“Due to the limited space around the
structure to work with, we found that
PERI GRV formwork was initially quite
labour intensive in getting into position.
However, following the first arch the
subsequent two arches went very well
and were very pleased with the end
product. I would not hesitate to use this
system again should a similar project
arise in the near future. I was also
impressed with the site support service
from PERI’s design team when minor
issues arose during the first pour.”
Once the shell has been lined with plywood, the
system is raised into position.
PERI construct new flagship library
for University of Aberdeen
University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen
Construction of one of the most prestigious new buildings in Scotland, a
flagship £ 57 million library for the University of Aberdeen nears completion. The
15,500 m² of floor-space will host over
a quarter of a million books, maps and
manuscripts, as well as 1,200 reader
spaces in a variety of environments,
where cutting edge technologies are
available. The new library will be run
by approximately 60 staff and serve a
community of over 16,000 students.
Standing at 10 storeys in height, the new
library is square in shape and set on a
double height base that is inset slightly
from the main bulk of the building. PJ
Carey have the task of constructing the
concrete frame and have come to PERI
after previous successful projects for their
formwork and falsework requirements.
Peter Murray, Construction Manager:
“This was the second time that we
had used PERI’s RCS and the ease of
the climbing system meant that the
project was kept on track, whilst the
wide platforms enabled safe working
conditions. The PERI UP aluminium
stairs were light and adaptable allowing changes in height on various
stories from level to level.”
RCS CL (RCS Lite) and CB 240 climbing formwork
constructs the cores.
Contractor
P J Carey Ltd.
Field Service
PERI UK, Glasgow
Office
For construction of the cores, PERI’s
RCS CL, the Light Rail Climbing System
was used, with VARIO GT 24 wall formwork. The RCS CL (RCS Lite) is fixed to
the structure by means of the climbing
shoe through which the rail travels,
which maintains alignment and structural stability of the system at all times.
With the innovation of the Advanced
Rail Extension and with a short fixed
length rail of 3.50 m the system is
installed and fully operational from first
wall pour.
For access inside the cores and on site,
PJ Carey asked PERI to supply their
PERI UP Aluminium site stairs. Being
manufactured from aluminium, the
stairs are lightweight and easy to transport around the site. Standard components can be adapted and built to suit all
floor heights in increments of 25 cm.
VARIO formwork was used on the majority of the
core walls and columns.
PERI UP aluminium stair tower providing access up
the core to the slab levels.
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Bringing Cleaner Seas to Sussex
with PERI formwork
Brighton & Hove WWTW, Brighton
Neil Jackson, Site Manager:
“The PERI UP scaffolding enabled safe
access around the digester tanks and
was a quick and easy system to erect
and modify to suit the needs of the
work force.”
Contractor
MJ Gallagher Construction Ltd.
Field Service
PERI UK, Brentwood Office
A full range of PERI equipment was on display
during the construction of the project.
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PERI Ltd has provided their expertise
and equipment to help develop Southern Water’s £ 300 million environmental
improvement scheme in Sussex. The
project includes a new wastewater
treatment works at Peacehaven and
two pumping stations located at Marine
Drive in Brighton and Portobello, Telscombe Cliffs, and will involve ­tunnelling
between 8 m and 41 m below the
ground’s surface.
Based upon their experience and longterm relationship with Southern Water,
4Delivery, the joint venture between
Costain and MWH, was commissioned
to deliver the project. Trueform Ltd and
M J Gallagher were commissioned as
the concrete contractors who in turn
specified PERI Ltd to help construct
the scheme.
The shafts which will house the three
pumping stations over the three sites
are a massive 18 m in diameter.
To develop these, RUNDFLEX, the
Circular Wall Formwork was used to
form the circumference of the shafts.
PERI’s SKS Climbing system was
employed with the RUNDFLEX on
the external lining walls to carry the
high concrete loads. The SKS system
is a crane handled climbing formwork
specifically designed for single sided
formwork applications.
TRIO formwork was used to pour the
concrete lining the central dividing wall
and other internal and external walls
smoothly and evenly. The TRIO system
was coupled with CB 240 climbing
formwork to provide a combination
which would allow the workforce safe
access during the construction of the
central walls.
At the main site, the construction of the
BAFF tanks, Lamella tanks and Flocculation tanks was required to carry
out the main treatments. For this TRIO
formwork was once again specified,
along with SKYDECK aluminium slab
formwork. SKYDECK system features
a drophead, which means that striking
can be carried out after a very short
time, freeing materials up for the next
concreting cycle and reducing equipment needed onsite for the contractor.
PERI UP Modular System Scaffolding was used for the external scaffold
around the three Digester Tanks which
receive sludge – a bi-product of the
treatment process. PERI UP provides
the maximum level of safety, where
the guard rail for the next level can be
installed safely from the level below.
MULTIPROP and TRIO to LIMPET Chambers.
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Peter Gowman, of Trueform Ltd commented, “Working in a physically limited
and confined underground space produces unique challenges and problems.
At an early stage Trueform identified
that finding the correct temporary works
solution was essential to the success of
this project, and by working closely with
PERI from pre-tender and throughout
the construction process, succeeded in
providing practical and safe solutions for
this demanding and complex project.”
TRIO formwork and MULTIPROP in the early
stages of constructing the BAFF tanks.
TRIO formwork used in the construction of the
BAFF tanks.
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PERI’s Climbing System
aids in regeneration scheme
Dundee City Council HQ Building, Dundee
On North Lindsay Street,
Dundee, a new £ 34 million
development has been under
construction. The new headquarters for the city’s council
will include a new flagship
customer centre that will
underline the city council’s
commitment to modernising
contact with the public.
Dunne Group were awarded
the concrete frame contract
for the project which included
two complex cores to be constructed, with one tight to the
exterior façade of the old building which was to remain in
place. Dunne Group came to
PERI to source their exper-
RCS CL (QCS Lite) climbs one of the
cores.
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ience in formwork and
falsework solutions. PERI
designed a solution with RCS
CL, their light rail guide formwork system which was able
to accommodate the limited
space between the existing
structure and new core as
well as provide a solution for
the floor slab which was running tight in behind the core.
The RCS CL rail guided system provided a further solution to the 6 m exclusion zone
that the main contractor had
in place around the base of
the cores. That traditional
crane handled formwork
could not be used as it would
RCS CL platform in a confined section.
breach this exclusion zone.
With the RCS being guided
through the climbing shoes,
the system remains in contact with the structure for the
duration of the construction,
eliminating this risk and pro­viding a safer working environment for the construction
teams. Dunne Group also
used the lightweight aluminium PERI UP staircase
which they required for tight
spaces. This gave versatile
access to all levels and could
be man handled in confined
spaces for erection and
dismantling.
PERI UP aluminium stairtower
provides access to the decks.
Gerry Hobson,
Construction Manager:
“PERI’s RCS was a safe
system to use for the
workforce and with less
work required from the
crane due it being rail
guided, this increased the
productivity of the core.
The PERI UP stairs were
quick and easy to erect
and dismantle and gave
flexible access to
all levels.”
Contractor
Dunne Group
Field Service
PERI UK, Glasgow Office
PERI RCS CL (RCS Lite) aids in 10 storey
mixed used development
Howick Place, London, SW1
RCS CL, the Light Rail Climbing
System constucts the tree cores on
the project, with a just-in-time system
of delivery for the platforms due to
the tight footprint of the building.
Contractor
Joseph Gallagher Ltd.
Field Service
PERI UK, Leeds & Glasgow Office
At the site of the previously
used House of Fraser department stores, Joseph Gallagher
Ltd. are underway with constructing the new development that will fill the now
demolished site.
John O’Dwyer,
Contract Director:
“Although the workforce was
new to the PERI climbing
system, it was straight forward and simple to erect,
and was easy to adapt to.
Designs were turned around
quickly and the good input
that came from the sales and
technical staff gave us the
confidence in resolving any
issues we had quickly and efficiently to ensure the smooth
running of the programme.”
The new 10 storey mixed
used development will provide a total of 139,000 square
feet of grade A office, accommodation and retail space
in London’s SW1 area. The
scope of works undertaken
by Joseph Gallagher that
started in February 2011
included ground works, pile
caps, the sub structure, basement, car park, temporary
works, the ground floor
podi-um slab and the 3 cores,
of which 2 were 8 storeys
and the remaining one 10
storeys.
Joseph Gallagher came to
PERI to source their formwork requirements for the
project and also took advantage of PERI’s ability to offer
pre-fabricated formwork and
systems. Due to the tight
footprint of the site Joseph
Gallagher asked PERI to prefabricate the platforms for
the RCS CL light climbing
system which would be used
in the construction of the
three cores. A Just in Time
system of delivery was
adopted for this project and
resulted in the platforms
being installed straight off
the back of the transport that
was delivering them. Using
the RCS CL, Joseph Gallagher
was able to achieve 5 and 6
day concreting cycles on the
three cores.
TRIO wall formwork was used
on all the vertical walls on the
project which together with
the cores included the basement, car park, and car lift.
PERI UP aluminium staircases measuring only 1.50 x
2.00 m were utilised throughout the project for access in
the three cores.
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Focus on Fabrication:
Inside the PERI workshop at Rugby‘s Yard
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PERI Fabrication department at the Rugby yard.
PERI Ltd. provide this service in our
state-of-the-art assembly halls at our
Rugby head office. Here, well-trained
and highly qualified personnel work
with optimally-designed machines and
equipment which ensures cost-effective
solutions even for the most unusual
architectural requests.
and therefore can an be delivered to
client on a “just in time” basis so that
stock does not have to be stored on site.
With having the formwork prefabricated
at PERI, costs can be controlled and
quality assured under controlled conditions which can not be replicated on site.
Radial shutter being fabricated.
By bringing these skilled experienced
employees and specialist tooling
together, industry leading fair face
finishes are achieved which are setting
substantially new standards for
concrete construction.
Highly qualified personnel work with optimallydesigned machines.
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Increasingly, contractors are demanding
pre-assembled and transportable formwork elements such as slab tables, special column formwork, architectural fair
faced formwork or customised formwork.
The advantages offered by PERI in providing this service are less time for customers making up on site, a solution to
city centre sites where space is usually
a premium and large storage areas to
cater for equipment fabrication are rare
The illustration featured in this brochure are photographs
taken at a particular time on a construction site. This is why
the safety details shown cannot be considered as final.
© PERI GmbH
PERI Ltd
Formwork Scaffolding Engineering
Market Harborough Road
Clifton upon Dunsmore
Rugby, Warwickshire, CV23 0AN
Tel. +44 (0)1788.8616 - 00
Fax +44 (0)1788.8616 - 10
info@peri.ltd.uk
www.peri.ltd.uk