Lobster Pot Hotel
Pent-floor/addition work for a hospitality property in Victoria Island, delivered in a coastal environment with demanding fabrication and construction conditions.
What made this project difficult?
The work involved a steel barrel-truss roof, curved POP ceiling, specialist fabrication and construction at height, with coastal salt-air exposure adding a durability consideration.
How HSD approached it
The delivery coordinated steelwork, specialist ceiling geometry and site execution around the constraints of an occupied urban hospitality context.
What the project teaches
The project demonstrates the importance of specialist fabrication and construction control where geometry, structure and site access are tightly interdependent.
Good project delivery is rarely one brilliant move. It is a chain of sensible decisions made early enough, coordinated well enough and tested against the reality of the site.
