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Concrete moulds JLP01_11_53758_10

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Concrete moulds JLP01_11_53758_10

Glaxo Medical Research Centre, Gunnels Wood Road, Stevenage, Hertfordshire. A worker filling moulds with concrete during the construction of the Glaxo Research Centre in Stevenage.
This image is part of a batch with Glaxo, Stevenage, as directed by Rob Windsor of Swift Project recorded in the negative register. Swift Project probably refers to Swift Structures Ltd who were contracted to work on the Chemistry Building, including the initial £ 1.4 million four-month basement contract

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Media ID 24051204

© Historic England Archive. John Laing Photographic Collection

1990s Construction People Work Research Station


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This print captures a significant moment in the construction of the Glaxo Research Centre in Stevenage, Hertfordshire. The image showcases a diligent worker filling concrete moulds with precision and expertise. It is evident that every detail matters as they contribute to the creation of this remarkable research facility. The photograph is part of a batch directed by Rob Windsor from Swift Project, likely referring to Swift Structures Ltd, who played a crucial role in constructing the Chemistry Building. This particular project involved an impressive £1.4 million four-month basement contract, highlighting its importance within the overall construction process. Taken during the 1990s, this image provides us with a glimpse into both the physical labor and meticulous planning required for such an ambitious undertaking. The Glaxo Research Centre stands as a testament to human ingenuity and dedication towards scientific advancement. Preserved by A© Historic England Archive, this print not only documents architectural history but also serves as a reminder of the countless individuals whose hard work contributed to its realization. As we admire this snapshot frozen in time, let us appreciate their efforts and acknowledge their invaluable contributions to our society's progress.

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