Weighbridge, Dagenham

St Christopher’s Hospice provides skilled and compassionate end-of-life care and bereavement support of the highest quality, combining specialist care, research and education. Jerram Falkus was appointed to work on the construction of this educational project for the healthcare industry. The Learning Hub project for the Hospice which will provide; A flexible lecture space for up […]

Jerram Falkus takes immense pride in announcing the successful completion of the New Ark project at St Benedict’s School in Ealing. Following the triumph of prior construction endeavours for the school’s Sixth Form and Art Design & Technology Building, our appointment reaffirms our expertise in creating educational environments that inspire learning and growth.  Project Vision   […]

In bustling South Kensington,London, our team undertook one of the most prestigious projects to date – the renovation of the iconic ‘Hintze Hall’ at the Natural History Museum. For our London refurbishment contractors, this project was about preserving a piece of history while creating new spaces to house the ever-evolving exhibits of this world-renowned institution. […]

We are a London-based construction company who completed and education construction project – the Eleanor Smith School, also known as EKO Pathways, located in the London Borough of Newham. This project was built to provide children and young people with social, emotional, and mental health difficulties with a state-of-the-art facility that caters to their unique […]

OUR EXPERTISE Jerram Falkus Construction’s low energy and Passivhaus experience has broadened over the years and we are seeing an ever increasing demand from our clients for properties to be designed and constructed with zero carbon targets in mind. FIND OUR MORE –  Low energy and passivhaus construction brochure Find out more about our experience […]

An exclusive suite of rooms available for use by Members’ and Patrons’ Room as part of the Natural History Museum’s new membership strategy. Our company conducted the refurbishment in the Grade I listed Waterhouse Building on the central axis of the Natural History Museum’s primary frontage, with works to the towers on the 2nd and […]

We are delivering a new build residential development in East London on Landseer Avenue, Manor Park, for the London Borough of Newham. The scheme will produce low energy homes designed to the Passivhaus Standard. The project work will see the demolition of disused garages, followed by the construction of four residential blocks comprising 11 homes […]

The residential construction project consisted of the design and build of 21 new social housing units comprising 11 flats over two three-storey blocks, and 10 houses in two terraces. Tenure mix was 12 units affordable rent (including two wheelchair accessible units) and 9 units shared ownership. All foundations were piled due to poor quality of […]

In collaboration with the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham regeneration company, Be First, Jerram Falkus is revitalising the Barking landscape with the Roxwell Road residential development.  Project Overview  The project entails demolishing existing structures to make way for a contemporary residential ensemble that promises affordability and quality living. The development will feature 87 new […]

As a construction company based in London, we were delighted to work on an exciting residential construction project just a short walk from our Shoreditch offices in which we also acted as the developer. Jerram Development’s project is situated on Cremer Street adjacent to the Museum of the home in Hoxton in the London Borough […]

This £13.5m contract will see the construction of a new building serving both Wanstead Leisure Centre and Wanstead High School. The London Borough of Redbridge appointed Jerram Falkus as main contractor on the East London scheme which will include a swimming pool and several improvements to the existing leisure estate. The scope of work includes […]

Our London construction contractors worked on the construction of Haberdashers’ Aske’s Boys’ School. The site is situated off Butterfly Lane, Elstree within the bounds of the School. The site posed logistical challenges due to its woodland location nearly 1 kilometre from the  school entrance, across school playing fields and unmade tracks. It was also extremely close […]