35 and 36 St Andrew Square (The Dunard Centre), Edinburgh
35 and 36 St Andrew's Square (The Dunard Centre), Edinburgh Dem-Master was awarded the challenging task of demolishing the annex building at the Royal Bank Complex in St Andrew’s Square, Edinburgh to make way for the new Dunard Centre concert hall. Project Scope: Removal of asbestos-containing materials (ACMs). Demolition of the Annex Building, a 1970s...
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The Grid – Corunna House, Cadogan Street, Glasgow
Interesting Fact In November 2018, Dem-Master craned a number of small machines to the roof of Corunna house in order to begin the Deconstruct. Corunna House, Cadogan Street, Glasgow The works at Corunna House 25 – 39 Cadogan Street, Glasgow comprised of the top down demolition and site clearance of existing office buildings. The building...
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St James Centre, Edinburgh
Interesting Fact Dem-Master carried out these works ensuring the attached retained buildings with the adjacent retail giant, John Lewis was still in full operation. A complex sequence of hand deconstruct was required whilst working around and below the John Lewis store. St James Centre, Edinburgh Dem-Master were appointed for the Demolition of 2 Multi storey...
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Queen Street Station, Glasgow
Interesting Fact Dem-Master carried out these works whilst this busy train station was in full operation. Queen Street Station, Glasgow Dem-Master were appointed as Demolition contractor for the phased Asbestos Removal and Structural Demolition works as part of Network Rails £120m redevelopment at Queen Street Station, Glasgow. As a team we had to work to...
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Argyle Street, Glasgow
Interesting Fact Home of the 'What Every Woman Wants' chain's former flagship store. Argyle Street, Glasgow Appointed as principal contractor, Dem-Master were tasked with the asbestos removal, demolition, site clearance and enabling works (reduced level dig and installation of sheet piling) of this iconic, city centre project in the heart of Glasgow. The Site comprised...
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Former Strathclyde Police HQ, Pitt Street, Glasgow (Holland Park)
Interesting Fact The Pitt Street offices, built in 1934, were previously home to Strathclyde Police, which was the country’s largest force from 1975 until the merger of the eight Scottish Police Forces in 2013. Pitt Street, Glasgow (Holland Park) Dem-Master were appointed as Demolition contractor for this extensive project at the former Strathclyde Police Headquarters...
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27-29 Murieston Crescent, Edinburgh
Interesting Fact The former Masonic Hall originally housed the Central Wire Works. Murieston Crescent Edinburgh Dem-Master were appointed as Principal Contractor to carry out the Asbestos Removal, Soft Strip and a combination of hand-deconstruct and machine demolition at 27-29 Murieston Crescent, Edinburgh. The site comprised 2 adjoining, but structurally independent buildings. The former engineering workshop...
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Meadowbank Stadium, Edinburgh
Interesting Fact Meadowbank Stadium was built for the 1970 Commonwealth Games, at a cost of £2.8 million Meadowbank Stadium, Edinburgh Dem-Master were appointed for the Demolition and Site Clearance works of Meadowbank Stadium, London Road, Edinburgh ahead of the new state-of-the-art £45m sports centre to replace the 50-year old complex. The works include: • Site...
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Western Infirmary, Glasgow (Phase 1)
Interesting Fact It has been reported that this Development is the largest infrastructure project that Scotland has seen in recent times Western Infirmary Glasgow (Phase 1) Dem-Master were appointed for Phase 1 of the Demolition and associated works for The former Western Infirmary, Glasgow which was built in 1874. The site is being redeveloped as...
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Norfolk Court, The Gorbals, Glasgow
Interesting Fact This 1970’s landmark contained 276 flats Norfolk Court, The Gorbals, Glasgow Dem-Master were appointed for the Demolition and Site Clearance of 5 & 17 Norfolk Court, Laurieston, Glasgow to make way for the second phase of a £24 million regeneration project. The project involved the Demolition of two connected 24 storey blocks at...
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