We were appointed by loss adjusters acting for insurers to provide emergency engineering, carrying out the intervention, salvage and temporary protection and stabilisation works following the catastrophic fire damage at St. Mel’s Cathedral, Longford, which occurred on 25 December 2009.
St Mels Cathedral/OSG Loss Adjusters
The scope of work involved the making safe of the site for clearance works and the supervision of the temporary works to support the remaining structure during this process.
As part of the services provided, we organised the salvage of relics and other objects from the Cathedral museum and the salvage and restoration of the two Harry Clarke stained glass windows in the East and West Transepts of the Cathedral.
Additionally, the scope of the project has evolved to incorporate the provision of temporary facilities for the congregation at St. Mel’s College, adjacent to the Cathedral, to help facilitate the increased volume of pedestrian traffic due to the temporary relocation of Church services to the College.
The GPO is the last of the great Georgian buildings in Dublin. The main building structure is in granite while the fine portico is constructed of Portland stone.
We acted as civil and structural engineers on the restoration of the Civic Offices basement.
This cast iron fountain and canopy, erected in 1901, and partially destroyed in 1981, was restored by Dun Laoghaire Harbour Company.
Battersea Power Station is a residential led mixed-use redevelopment on a 39-acre site which includes the Grade II* listed Battersea Power Station.
