Public Buildings

The Whiteley, Queensway, London, where Surespan supplied fire-rated double-leaf flush floor access hatches

The Whiteley

Project snapshot Project: The Whiteley Location: 151 Queensway, Bayswater, London W2 Developer: MARK (formerly Meyer Bergman) and CC Land Holdings, with Finchatton (now Valouran) as development manager Architect: Foster + Partners Main contractor: Laing O’Rourke Metalwork subcontractor: CMF Ltd Scope: 4no. large-format hydraulically operated double-leaf flush floor access hatches (3no. FR120 fire-rated, 1no. non-fire-rated), plus an independent third-party expert judgement

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Zayed National Museum

The Zayed National Museum tells the story of the UAE through six permanent galleries, complemented by temporary and outdoor exhibition spaces located in the heart of the Saadiyat Cultural District. Behind the scenes, complex buildings rely on safe and reliable maintenance access. To support the project, Surespan utilised our UAE distribution network, providing fire-rated, flush access solutions and large-format access where required.

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Canada Water

For the Canada Water project in London, Surespan supplied a coordinated access and life-safety package combining large-format EXI-VENT roof access/AOV units with a heavy-duty, hydraulically operated flush floor access hatch. The scope balanced day-to-day maintenance access, smoke ventilation performance, and robust load capability, with details engineered around structural openings, safe operation, and long-term building use.

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Burj Khalifa

As a centerpiece of the ambitious 1.5-billion-dollar Downtown Dubai project, the government of Dubai set out to erect the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa.

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Kielder Observatory

In an ambitious project nestled within England’s expansive Northumberland forest, Surespan played a pivotal role in the development of the Kielder Observatory.

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Grand Egyptian Museum

Surespan contributed to the Grand Egyptian Museum, set to be the world’s largest archaeological museum, showcasing over 100,000 artefacts including the entire King Tutankhamun collection.

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