King’s Crescent, Finsbury ParkRegal Eagle had been commissioned by Mr Harvey-Jones the owner of the property to design a structural solution that would prevent the building from collapse when a pair of internal walls are removed. The building is a Victorian property with multiple storeys and traditionally tall ceilings. We developed a solution that utilises the existing walls to anchor the new structural framework.
Regal Eagle welcomes all who have an appetite for calculated risk at returns exceeding current market growth has we are an organisation focused on reaching our strategic objectives internationally.
In today’s built environment with structures built with large land masses and in close proximity, pulling down a structures without causing huge disturbances can be an enormous challenge.
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King’s Crescent, Finsbury ParkRegal Eagle had been commissioned by Mr Harvey-Jones the owner of the property to design a structural solution that would prevent the building from collapse when a pair of internal walls are removed. The building is a Victorian property with multiple storeys and traditionally tall ceilings. We developed a solution that utilises the existing walls to anchor the new structural framework.
Regal Eagle welcomes all who have an appetite for calculated risk at returns exceeding current market growth has we are an organisation focused on reaching our strategic objectives internationally.
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