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Much of the steel frame and brise soleil is now in place and bolted down with connections ready to take the new roof and windows, which will then allow new staircases to be cut through the existing roof to the fifth floor. Meanwhile work to repair the facades has been completed to take the new

After many months of planning and considering the challenges the pandemic has presented, Mount’s Bay Trading pressed the button on £1.5 million facelift and extension of the current building to both create an exciting new image and add rooftop residential accomodation. The main contractor for the works is Brady Construction Services Ltd. of Bodmin, who

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This week following removal of 54 tonnes of concrete parapet the new sixth floor steel frame arrived, courtesy of Macsalvors. The work, which took place over three days required local road closures and some careful manouvering by the crane operators throught the narrow back lanes of Chapel Street.

One of the first major tasks in our transformation of PZ360 was to remove the existing concrete roof parapet to allow the new sixth storey to be erected. Brady Construction servivces are working with specialist concrete cutting contractors. They have so far cut up and removed 54 tonnes of material ready for the new steel