Kier Group transforms 3 Rick Roberts Way with a fresh recladding project and a touch of green, writes Mickey Ambrose.
It is great to see a major building company getting its hands dirty to brighten up the neighbourhood. One such is the Kier Group which has been investing in a local business and buying up a significant number of plants and shrubs to improve the look and landscape of the 3 Rick Roberts Way building.
Seven years after the tragic fire at Grenfell Tower, the Kier Group has just completed a recladding project on the building which is owned by the Riverside Group who are part of One Housing. After getting the job done they decided to finish with a flourish and turned to the local business Blooms and Plants for some green adornments.
Begum, a sales assistant from Blooms and Plants in Stratford High Street, is pictured above with Jarron Hamlin, assistant site manager, Kier Group.
Kier Group transforms 3 Rick Roberts Way with a fresh recladding project and a touch of green, writes Mickey Ambrose.
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