The Laundry Houses: Pre cast panels

Welcome to our blog documenting the construction of two new houses in Asylum Road, Peckham. The design of the scheme can be seen on our website.

These have been named the Laundry Houses. During the design phases of the project, we found that there had been a laundry on the site of Albert Way, the road that the new houses will open onto. The laundry theme has informed the material and design decisions we have been making.

Over the coming months we will be posting photographs of the construction process and images of things that have influenced and informed the design.

Come back regularly to follow our progress, or visit www.quay2c.com to find out more about us and our work.

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Friday, 18 October 2013

The concrete floor slab pretty much fully poured as seen from the back of the site awaiting the solid timber construction starting next week.

Precast panel walls, slab, drainage and duct all in.

Thursday, 12 September 2013

Precast stair being lifted into position at the back of the site

the precast concrete stairs for the entry up to the garden at the back being delivered.

The repeat trench box process has been going well over the past couple of weeks. the no 14 side is now complete but filled in to get the digger around. this is a view along the boundary retaining wall to no 18 with the drainage runs now in.

Wednesday, 24 July 2013

Latest pre cast wall panels to the right (trench box to the left) with reinforcing bars in place to accept the casting of the latest piece of main basement floor slab. The thickness of the slab can be seen form the last pour in the background

Friday, 12 July 2013

One off Basements Team inspecting the concrete pour and vertical pre cast panels.

Pre cast vertical panels being secured by in situ cast concrete slab floor.

Pre cast panels now on site

Thursday, 4 July 2013

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The first of our pre cast panels arriving at site today ready to shore up the the boundary basement walls.

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A pic from Chris on site showing a trench box being maneuvered in.