Cecconi’s Hotel, Shoreditch

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CASE STUDY.
THE BRIEF.

Construct shell and core for a new hotel & restaurant, with a double basement on 4 and 5 storeys above ground, with two lift cores and wraparound stairs on a WW2 site.

THE SOLUTION.

Probe ground for UXO and obstructions. Underpin 1st level. Install piling mat and pile perimeter with contiguos and load bearing piles. Excavate and install temporary works. Pour basement, sub-basement & ground floor slabs. Form upper floors with steel and concrete floors. RC concrete lift shaft and insitu RC stairs. Spray concrete walls below ground and construct steel frame with concrete floors above ground.

PROJECT DETAILS

Client: Soho House
Principle Contractor: Patterson Construction
Structural Engineer: SD Structures
Architect: 3144 Architects
Location: Shoreditch, London

PROJECT IMAGES

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We would like to thank Patterson Construction Limited for the smooth, efficient and speedily carried out façade retention, demolition, underpinning and raft slab to our Oxford Street project. We look forward to working with their team again in the future.
Emperor Group

We have worked with Patterson Construction for a number of years on varied contracts and have found them to be very professional and thorough in all aspects of the work involved. We have learned a lot from their problem solving initiatives on difficult contracts through to their steadfastness in ensuring contracts completed on time.
JF CONSTRUCTION

We worked with Patterson Construction Limited on a very complex basement in Shoreditch. PCL went down 2 levels in concrete and waterproofing and up 4 levels in steel. There were numerous problems on the project and they overcame each and every one. We now have a very successful hotel and restaurant and I would recommend these guys to any main contractor.
Neil Crow, Soho House

Having worked with Patterson Construction on several contracts over a number of years, they have always maintained a professional and efficient working relationship with our company.
Eamonn Malone, Thames Materials