Slipform construction JLP01_09_753514

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Slipform construction JLP01_09_753514

London Central Mosque and The Islamic Cultural Centre, Park Road, Regents Park, City of Westminster, Greater London. A view of the minaret at the London Central Mosque being slipformed in two concentric cylinders, with a crane lowering concrete to the men working on the platform.
The minaret of the London Central Mosque was constructed using a slipforming technique, in which concrete is poured into the top of a continuously moving form. The form is raised at a rate which allows the concrete to harden and emerge from the form maintaining its shape. The minaret was formed in two concentric cylinders using the slip form shutter, with a lift located in the central area and a spiral staircase between the two walls. The concrete for the 43 metre high minaret was poured in 10 days from the 15th - 25th September 1975. The site team worked in 12-hour long day and night shifts, six days a week, to achieve this

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© Historic England Archive. John Laing Photographic Collection

1970s Construction Mosque People Work

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