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Ground investigation
Geotechnical consultancy
Contaminated land assessment

The Farmiloe Building

Ground investigation and consultancy advice for refurbishment and extension of landmark Clerkenwell building

The Farmiloe Building
The Farmiloe Building
The Farmiloe Building

GEA was commissioned to undertake a desk study and ground investigation of this Grade II listed warehouse and office building, comprising Nos 34-36 St John Street and otherwise known as The Farmiloe Building.

The proposed development comprises refurbishment of the existing listed structure and the construction of a new four-storey extension with single level basement that will have a mixed retail and office use.

The investigation encountered the expected ground conditions in that, beneath a significant thickness of made ground, Hackney Gravel was encountered overlying the London Clay, below which the Lambeth Group has been encountered and proved to the full depth of the investigation.

Formation level is expected to be within the base of the Hackney Gravel or the top of the underlying London Clay, such that groundwater control will be required in order to construct the basement and GEA has been engaged to provide additional advice with respect to likely groundwater inflows.

Architects

Feildon Clegg Bradley Studio

Engineers

AKT II

Client

George Farmiloe & Sons

Location

London EC1

Sector

Workplace / Public

GEA Engineer

Desk Study

Matthew Penfold
Principal Geotechnical Engineer

GEA services

Desk study

Ground investigation

Geotechnical consultancy

Hydrogeological assessment

Interpretive geotechnical reporting

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