10 Piccadilly is a major refurbishment and redevelopment of the Grade II listed building at Piccadilly Circus, forming part of wider plans to revitalise London’s West End. The project will transform the historic building into a modern mixed-use destination while retaining and restoring its existing character.

As part of the development of the new £92 million College of North West London campus at Wembley Park, Toureen Contractors’ specialist demolition division, Tilley and Barrett, is delivering a complex structural demolition programme focused on safety, sustainability and resource efficiency. The project demonstrates Toureen’s commitment to innovative demolition solutions, material reuse and reducing environmental impact.

Tilley & Barrett were commissioned to deliver the full roof removal at Harrow Crown Court, which had been constructed using reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC).

Eastern Business Park at Heathrow Airport is a key redevelopment site within both landside and airside environments.

The tower holds all the challenges that Tilley and Barret thrive on; a complex demolition, located in the heart of a bustling university setting, with an opportunity for high levels of recycling and innovative techniques to minimise noise and vibration.

West Herts Police Headquarters is not a typical demolition project for Tilley and Barrett; however, the high level of constraints and the requirement to demolish substantial structures within a live police facility presented a challenge the team was well prepared to meet.

Tower Bridge Court, located on the south side of the River Thames with views of the iconic Tower Bridge, is being remodelled and expanded for its new use.

Space House was a large-scale, complex project involving multiple challenges across several levels. The scope includes infilling and extending the existing single-storey rotunda by two additional floors, infilling service voids and lightwells to create additional development space, and undertaking structural modifications to the office areas facing the Strand Underpass.

Grosvenor Gardens House was a significant Victorian-era Grade II listed building located on the eastern edge of the Belgravia estate in London.

Following the City of Westminster’s plans to transform the Seymour Centre, Tilley & Barrett were commissioned to deliver the demolition phase of the project.