Tower Lifts
Tower Lifts
Case Study – 7 Lifts Installed for Leading Retailer
Case Study – 7 Lifts Installed for Leading Retailer
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Case Study – Scenic Glass Lift for Kew Gardens Treetop Walkway
Case Study – Scenic Glass Lift for Kew Gardens Treetop Walkway
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Case Study – Nine Lifts for One Portsoken Street
Case Study – Nine Lifts for One Portsoken Street
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Case Study – Art Deco Passenger Lift for Irene House, Balham
Case Study – Art Deco Passenger Lift for Irene House, Balham
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Case Study – New Goods Lift for Converted Beaconsfield Garage
Case Study – New Goods Lift for Converted Beaconsfield Garage
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Case Study – Passenger Lift Installation in Milton Keynes
Case Study – Passenger Lift Installation in Milton Keynes
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Case Study – 2 Lift Installs for Brock House, London
Case Study – 2 Lift Installs for Brock House, London Brock House stands opposite the BBC Centre in London, and it’s quite a building. It started out as St James’ Hall in 1907, and was then renamed the Philharmonic Hall. Having been home to popular promenade concerts and early cinema shows, the building passed into
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Case Study – 2 Passenger Lifts for London Hotel
Case Study – 2 Passenger Lifts for London Hotel The Hoxton Hotel in Shoreditch was first opened in 2006 on the site of a disused car park – and ‘the rest is history’ as they say. Their boutique brand can now be found in Paris, Amsterdam, Rome, and Downtown LA , each one offering
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Case Study – Passenger Lift Install in Regents Park, London
Case Study – Passenger Lift Install in Regents Park, London Regent’s Park is home to a number of elegant neo-classical terraces originally designed by the architect John Nash. The luxurious residencies which make up these terraces are Grade 1 listed buildings, with enviable views of Royal Regent’s Park. Lift design and installation isn’t always the
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Case Study – Passenger Lift Installation in Earl’s Court Hotel, London
Case Study – Passenger Lift Installation in Earl’s Court Hotel, London A lot has changed in Earl’s Court, London, over the past couple of decades. Back in the 90s it was beloved of backpackers looking for reasonably priced hostels, and places to eat cheaply. Now it’s cleaned up its act and is snapping at the
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