Access and neighbours
The site was planned around restricted access and the need to protect adjoining properties throughout the works.
Basement project • Greenwich, London
A new basement beneath an existing Victorian terraced house in Greenwich, delivered with careful attention to the surrounding properties and site conditions.
The project called for a carefully sequenced basement build beneath an existing Victorian terraced house. Restricted access, close neighbouring properties and groundwater conditions all required a controlled approach from excavation through to the permanent structure.
Our scope included the underpinning strategy, reinforced concrete walls and slab, and a Delta Type C waterproofing system designed to manage water safely behind the internal finishes.
The site was planned around restricted access and the need to protect adjoining properties throughout the works.
The waterproofing approach used a Delta Type C cavity drain system, integrating drainage behind the basement finish.
Reinforced concrete walls and slab formed the permanent basement structure.
Construction photographs for this Greenwich project will be added here to document each stage of the build.
Each completed case study will document the actual site conditions, construction sequence, timescale, structural approach and completed space alongside its own project photography.
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