Granada Mall Extension
Thirty-one thousand square metres added to a mall that stayed open, and trading, for every day of it.
The challenge
The extension shared a structural wall and every service riser with the operating mall. Closing was never an option — the client's tenancy agreements made continuous trading a contractual obligation, not a preference.
Our approach
We built a sealed acoustic and dust barrier along the full 180-metre interface before any demolition, with its own negative-pressure ventilation so nothing crossed into the trading floor. Air quality on the retail side was monitored continuously and published to the client weekly.
Every tie-in to live services was done in the four hours between mall closing and cleaning crews arriving. There were sixty-two of them across the programme, each one rehearsed and each with a tested rollback plan.
The outcome
Zero trading days lost and no recorded complaint from an existing tenant. The curved roof was set in a single fourteen-hour lift on a Friday, the only day the service yard could be closed.
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