MECD PROJECT -MANCHESTER CITY CENTRE
Manchester engineering campus development (mecd), grosvenor street, manchester
MABEL TYLECOTE PROJECT - MANCHESTER CITY CENTRE
Connell Brothers were appointed by Manchester Metropolitan University to carry out the complex demolition of the Mable Tylecote building on Oxford Road, Manchester. The project required the removal of asbestos materials present throughout the structure and the demolition of the Mable Tylecote building.
ROWLANDSWAY HOUSE - WYTHENSHAWE
Following a stringent pre-qualification process and a successful tender submission, Connell Brothers Ltd (CBL) were appointed to carry out the asbestos removal and demolition of the former major IT base for oil multi-national Shell (UK) Ltd. The 6.5-acre complex was located at the corner of Rowlandsway and Simonsway in Wythenshawe South Manchester.
CAR PARK & TOWER - ADJACENT TO METROLINK/TRAM
Connell Brothers were appointed by Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council to carry out the demolition of the town centre mutli-storey car park and bus station together with the demolition of the 14 storey Municipal Offices and the associated link bridges leading to the adjacent shopping centre.
TELEGRAPH HOUSE - ROCHDALE
Connell Brothers Ltd (CBL) were appointed by Rochdale Metropolitan Borough City Council to demolish the redundant six storey office block know as Telegraph House located opposite the bus station and multi-storey car park and a 14 storey tower block, known as the “Black Box”, previously demolished by Connell Brothers.
SNOW HILL - WOLVERHAMPTON
Connell Brothers Ltd (CBL) were appointed by Wolverhampton City Council to initially demolish number 42 – 50 Snow Hill and construct a new car park. During the course of the works, we were awarded the contract to demolish 50a – 51 Snow Hill and extend the car park.
SANDFIELD CENTRE - NOTTINGHAM
Connell Brothers were appointed as demolition contractors for the demolition of the Sandfield Centre, in a predominantly residential area in the centre of Nottingham, which comprised of a mixture of single and two-storey buildings, including traditional construction, Clasp Mark 6 buildings and a steel-framed garage building. A large amount of asbestos containing materials were present throughout the buildings and in below ground service ducts.
THE INDOOR MARKET - LEICESTER
Connell Brothers were appointed by Leicester city Council to carry out the demolition of the former indoor market located within the city centre. The 6 storey building was constructed against the Grade II listed Molly O’Grady’s Public House and in very close proximity to the Grade II listed Corn Exchange (now a public house).
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