Demolition contractor John F Hunt has finished its paintings stripping again hangars on the former Filton Airfield in north Bristol, enabling house development to start.
The central hangar has been stripped again to its unique Forties metal body, whilst the enduring Esavian sliding hangar doorways were got rid of, making a view instantly throughout the huge development that used to be the birthplace of Concorde.
Arrangements also are below method to take away seven main structural trusses and the roof to permit the development of the brand new seating bowl.
Surrounding outer constructions have already been demolished, clearing the best way for the following section of building, together with a brand new bridge connecting the world complicated with the remainder of the Brabazon new the town building.
Primary contractor is YTL Development UK, included in 2023 as a subsidiary of Malaysian-owned YTL Land & Assets, which is creating the previous airfield.
YTL Development UK leader government is John Thompson, who joined in November 2024 after 17 years with Wessex Water, latterly as leader working officer. At the growth at Brabazon, he mentioned: “Demolishing portions of the hangar has been a gentle operation, as we understand how essential it’s to keep its construction each for its legacy because the birthplace of Concorde and its shiny new long term. The venture staff and I are extremely joyful to be handing over this thrilling new venue, which guarantees to position Bristol at the global level.”
The 20,000-capacity YTL Enviornment is anticipated to open in 2028.
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