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Contractor Spotlight: Keltbray We’ve had the pleasure of collaborating with engineering and construction specialists Keltbray across multiple projects over the years. Currently, we’re working together on 50 Fenchurch Street, a complex development that involves preserving the historic All Hallows Staining Tower, the last remaining part of a Grade I-listed church that collapsed in the 1600s. The challenge? Excavating four storeys below ground while ensuring the tower remains intact. We spoke with Harvey White, Project Manager at Keltbray, about how they’re tackling this unique engineering challenge. How does the All Hallows Staining Tower impact the project? "Keltbray has been tasked with retaining the tower in its original position while constructing a new foundation beneath it. This will enable the creation of a four-storey basement directly underneath." How is Keltbray preserving the historic structure during construction? "The new foundation system consists of a raft slab beneath the tower, supported by four plunge column piles. This allows us to excavate to the formation level while maintaining structural integrity. Once complete, the temporary system will be removed as the permanent structure is built." With excavation set to begin next month, we look forward to seeing 50 Fenchurch Street take shape. Have a project with complex building challenges? Our team has the expertise to deliver. Get in touch today: https://lnkd.in/ehhvGQZE Photo credit: Rob Parrish