End in sight as Brown and Mason contract enters final phase.
Demolition work at the site of a massive warehouse scheme between Fleet and Farnborough is now three-quarters complete and on schedule to be finished early next year.
Since moving onto the site in the middle of February, Brown and Mason, the contractor appointed by Pyestock mega depot developers Prologis and PRUPIM, has been demolishing old buildings on the renamed Hartland Park.
As the team works systematically across the site, most of the large buildings, such as the Plant House, have been demolished and work is continuing on the remaining structures.
“There is a lot of open space across the site now,” said Lee Brown, project director at Brown and Mason. “When we take the buildings down, we backfill the empty voids with rubble that complies with the requirements of the demolition specification. This work is making the site increasingly accessible and provides a solid foundation for the buildings that will be developed here in the future.”
Brown and Mason said it is continuing to work closely with its team of expert consultants who are monitoring the environmental and ecological impacts of the works, together with air quality, vibration and noise levels.
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