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Update to Fargate Sheffield City Centre Development

Further to our asbestos removal works, progress has been made to the development of Coyne’s new student accommodation above retail shops on Fargate, in the middle of Sheffield City Centre.

fargate scaffold windows removed

All the windows have now been removed, and the scaffold is still present for new windows to be installed. The main building has been stripped from all asbestos, and they will be soon focusing on the internal decoration aspect to create high-standard accommodation.

external scaffold fargate

It’s great for us to see the progress and development of sites such as this, and I hope we are able to return to see the finished result when it is habitable!

The external scaffold is still present around the building - Park Hill flats can be seen peeking through here.

The external scaffold is still present around the building - Park Hill flats can be seen peeking through here.


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