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In March 2022, construction work on the interchange was started by the main contractor, Willmott Dixon. [10] In January 2024, fit out and decoration of the interchange began, as well as the installation of the link between the building and Station Road. [11]
Woolwich Central was the subject of a £46.7 million claim by Tesco against Willmott Dixon for cladding replacement; [53] Willmott Dixon then sought to reclaim the same amount from five members of its supply chain: [54] Lindner Exteriors and its subsidiary Prater, architect Sheppard Robson, AIS Surveyors, and fire engineer AECOM. [55]
Work began in 2019, carried out by Willmott Dixon, with completion set for 2023. [30] [31] The hall closed in 2018 for safety and refurbishment work, due to be completed in 2020 at a cost of £48 million. [32] [33] Because of significant unforeseen structural and heritage issues the works were extended.
Renovation of the site is being carried out by Willmott Dixon Interiors and is estimated to take around three years to complete, and initial plans suggest that events could be held on the site before the project is complete. [14] A fund of £17million has been set aside for the work, which commenced in May 2020. [15]
It is a bespoke two-storey timber-framed, sustainable, offsite, factory construction. The building was designed using 3D CAD software, by Willmott Dixon in discussion with the staff. The components which included the floors and the walls with the windows already in place, were all delivered at the same time as flat packs on lorries.
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The 1970s extension was extensively refurbished and enhanced by Willmott Dixon at a cost of £10 million, to a design by Alec French Architects, to facilitate open plan working and to create a new district library in 2012. [8] [9] [10] Additionally, a new police inquiries desk was established in the town hall in 2013. [11] [12]
A change of contractor (BAM was replaced by Willmott Dixon) then delayed consolidation of the Department for Education to autumn 2018. [23] In 2021, the building became the home of the Department for International Trade. [24]