One of our earlier projects - old phone numbers and the days of the fax machine!

 

We erected a designed independent scaffolding to all elevations of the clock tower, on the William Booth Memorial Hall. The purpose of the scaffolding was so the client could carry out restoration works.

 

The Hall was built in 1914-15 to the designs of Oswald Archer and the Hall was first opened on 12th July 1915, by the Duke of Portland. The building appears to retain its original footprint, occupying a corner at the junction of four main roads in Nottingham.