
Case studies
Named commercial glazing and access case studies in London. Real high-level and difficult-access jobs on live venues and Grade II heritage roofs, with photographic close-out — starting with Alexandra Palace. Filter by access method or work type. Anonymised capability scopes live on the Capability page.
What do ARRT Group’s named case studies cover?
High-level and difficult-access glazing on occupied commercial buildings and live venues that stay open. The named proof is work at Alexandra Palace: multiple projects over 10 years, including external sealing to the three major glazed roofs, over 350 glass units changed — 194 glass panes on one roof and 112 × 7mm Georgian wired glass panes on another — and 4 rose stained-glass replacements. The individual jobs below cover a heritage roof lantern reached by rope access and single glazed Victorian heritage glass roof spider access.

Alexandra Palace, a Grade II listed London landmark — high-level glazing & difficult access
Multiple projects over 10 years on a live Grade II venue. Over 350 glass units; One roof: 194 glass panes replaced; Another roof: 112 × 7mm Georgian wired panes; external sealing to the three major glazed roofs; 4 rose stained-glass replacements.
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Alexandra Palace Heritage Roof Glazing Works
Specialist high-level glazing maintenance on a traditional metal-framed heritage roof lantern at a Grade II live venue — preservation and weatherproofing, reached by rope access.
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Alexandra Palace High-Level Glazed Roof Access Works
Tracked spider boom lift under a single glazed Victorian heritage glass roof, an occupied glazed atrium, for safe access to the upper roof structure and internal glazing perimeter without extensive scaffolding.
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Alexandra Palace Emergency Leak Repair & Roof Vent Make Safe
Emergency make safe of the roof ventilation louvres above the Great Hall at a Grade II live venue — on site within 4 hours, reached by rope access without scaffolding, and the leak stopped in a single visit.
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