Demolition work continues in Newcastle City Centre as MGL Demolition clears the way for the Pilgrim’s Quarter development.
The 11-storey Bamburgh House, a reinforced concrete structure built in the 1970s, is currently being demolished. Once complete, it will be cleared to ground level, with all substructures and basements removed.
MGL Demolition already demolished Dex Car Park, the former Art Deco-style garage that provided space for material processing and storage throughout the project, and Commercial Union House, a 10-storey, 1960s reinforced concrete building.
The final building to be partly demolished is Carliol House, which is 10-storeys at its tallest section. The Grade II-listed façade will be retained and incorporated into the new development.
MGL Demolition is proud to collaborate with Bowmer+Kirkland on this transformative project.
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