Transforming Historic London: Keltbray’s Contribution to the New London Museum

Read the full NCE article here.

Keltbray is proud to be at the heart of an extraordinary transformation of London’s historic landmarks.

For the past two years, we’ve been working on the redevelopment of the General Market and Poultry Market at Smithfield, creating a dynamic new home for the London Museum (formerly the Museum of London).

Our Role in This Landmark Project

Our work has focused on:

• Demolition and structural enhancements to prepare the historic buildings for the new museum location.
• Specialised temporary works and innovative interface designs crafted by WHP, our in-house engineering experts.

A Testament to Teamwork

Michael O’Hagan, Managing Director at Keltbray, reflected on the journey:

“It’s been very challenging, but we have got a great team, who stuck together, learnt and grew. Being part of a legacy project has been a real motivation for the team during tough times.”

To delve deeper into the complexities and triumphs of this ambitious project, check out the full feature in New Civil Engineer, in which Keltbray, main contractor SRM, and the client London Museum discuss how the project team’s have come together to breath new life into these iconic spaces.