TudorMay has secured a contract to install the drylining on an award-winning scheme in London.
Regent's View, an under-construction gasworks regeneration project in Bethnal Green, includes five cylindrical buildings, with two placed inside the restored gasholder frames. These buildings will provide 555 private and affordable homes and over 45,000sqft of commercial and community space.
Managing Director of TudorMay, Sam Faux, said: "As part of Berkeley Group Plc's scheme to deliver 555 new homes with three acres of open space, we have been entrusted with the drylining package.
"Securing the type and scale of recent projects we have, is a testament to our growing reputation in the industry and the effort our entire team, from office to production are putting in.
"Ensuring we continue to offer our clients the right service while following our strategic plan is paramount to our growth and success."
The project, delivered by St William (a Berkeley Group company) and designed by architecture firm RSHP, received the Future Project award in the Residential category at the World Architectural Festival in Singapore.
The design of Regent's View incorporates the industrial history of this 4.5-acre site in east London, restoring two Victorian gasholders as the main features of a new mixed-use neighbourhood. The project will also open a section of Regent's Canal that has been closed for over 150 years and create 1.75 acres of public space, including a play area and natural habitats.
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