Brogan Group bags London hotel scaffolding package

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Brogan Group has secured the scaffolding package for a modular build hotel in Finsbury Park, London.

The International scaffolding and access contractor is set to erect a full perimeter scaffold to the new 192 bed 8-storey Premier Inn Hotel. Positioned at 240 Seven Sisters Road, the scaffold will be erected progressively and sequential with the installation of the prefabricated pods.

Tide Construction the main contractors on site said on its website: “This hotel will make a real impact on the public realm by opening up the building to make the streetscape more hospitable.”

According to Brogan Group, the site is in close proximity on its eastern boundary to a significant railway viaduct, which carries the East Coast Main Line. To overcome the obstacle a vast amount of input was required from its in-house design team.

The project is due for completion in 2020.

brogan group at 240 Seven Sisters Road

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