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In pictures | The best images of January
CM Staff
A round up of the best images from January.
Image: Museum of London
Art of Building competition winner
‘Bricks’ by Belgium’s Alain Schroeder became this year’s Art of Building Judges’ Choice winner. The photo reflects the dangerous conditions some people work in at brick factories in Bangladesh.
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Two 600-tonne cranes lifted the huge 125-tonne cutterhead into place at the front of the 125m-long machine in the pit bottom.
Built heritage at Blenheim Palace
Ahead of National Apprenticeships Week this month, Aimee-Anna Akinola recently completed a project management apprenticeship role at Blenheim Palace. She will soon be a construction project manager working on restoration projects across the whole of the Blenheim Palace World Heritage Site.
Floating crane in South London
A ‘floating crane’ is aiding construction of a student accommodation tower by London Bridge station. The crane sits on steelwork which extends off the building structure to save space. Mace is building the project for Greystar.
Carbon neutral scheme in Westminster
FM Conway laid a new road surface on Elmfield Way, in the London Borough of Westminster, containing 92% recycled materials. The project used low-carbon techniques to achieve a total embodied and operational carbon saving of 78%.
Image: Jack Boskett Media
Waterproofing of the Stanway Viaduct
Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway appointed Walsh Construction to repair the 120-year-old Stanway Viaduct, which carries the railway over a valley north of Toddington station. The work involves the removal of track and ballast and replacement of the deck.
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