Delivering CL3 containment facilities for one of the world's leading public health universities.

Our installation team is currently part-way through delivery of new CL3 containment laboratories at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine's Keppel Street site. Keppel Street has been the institutional home since of LSHTM since 1929 and remains the heart of the School's teaching and research activity.

Working with main contractor Walter Lilly, we have undertaken specialist fit-out of the new CL3 containment laboratories that will support LSHTM's research into infectious diseases. The photos below show finished rooms prior to second fix and final finishings. The project is due for completion this autumn.

Interesting fact: The Grade II-listed Keppel Street building is one of the earliest examples of steel frame construction, featuring concrete floor slabs and a classical stone façade that has remained unchanged since 1929.