NHS HOSPITAL PROJECT SPRING 2006

High insulation values and rapid construction makes it ideal for public utility buildings such as schools,hospitals ,nursing homes etc.

Styro Build start to build the basement of the new NHS Hospital in Royal Tunbridge Wells.

Fig 1		Fig 2 Walls going up.
Fig 3 A Styro Build operative laying out the blocks to plan.		More blocks being layed and the trestle support sytem being installed. This keeps the blocks true whilst the construction and pour takes place.
The walls being erected		The blocks are carefully cut.
The walls going up.		The steel reinforcing for the basement walls
		The trestle supports going up - 1
The trestle supports going up - 2		The hand rails and safety rails are erected.
The walls being checked prior to pour		The big concrete pump.
Styro Build Block and beam flooring being laid.		The basement having the Styro Build Floor being laid.
The first pour of concrete over the basement (capping).		The floor being levelled.
Laser levelling in process.		The east wing taking shape.
The east wing from the rear, starting to take shape.		A view of the concrete being poured from the concrete lorry into the hopper, ready for pumping.
The west wing ,first floor starts to take shape.		The second storey is built.
A Styro Build operative hard at work.		Nearing completion.
Back of Finished Hospital		Front View awaiting landscaping
Classical Architecture		Cont.