## Building / block / estate Ferrier Point

Address

Forty Acre Lane, Canning Town, London E16

Local Authority

Newham

Storeys / height

Cladding

ACM - failed the 2017 government screening tests. Rock mineral wool insulation behind (per ECD)

Owner / Landlord

Original design architect

NOT FOUND. Tower Blocks UK records the development as ‘Trinity Street I’, block Ferrier Point L2108, 115 dwellings, 24 storeys, contractor DIRECT MUNICIPAL LABOUR, construction start 1966, commissioning authority NEWHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL - and no architect field. INFERENCE, not a source: a block commissioned by Newham and built by direct labour from 1966 would ordinarily have been designed in-house by the Borough Architect’s Department. Note the West Ham hypothesis fails on dates - West Ham CB ceased to exist in 1965. Storey count disputed: 23 (RIBAJ) vs 24 (Tower Blocks UK)

1966 start, 1968 completion

Remediation ref/date

Remediation lead

  • Engie Regeneration (contractor); Valcan VitraDual A1 rainscreen
  • ECD Architects (2010-11 refurb, GBP 9.8m, horizontal metal overcladding to all four elevations)

Litigation

None found. ECD say they hold the full spec and contract showing where design liability sat

Additional corroboration (Practices tab)

  • ECD Architects - Overclad architect
    Basis: AJ named them and interviewed MD James Traynor. Own project page confirms the 2010-11 GBP 9.8m refurb. Same contractor and facade subcontractor as Grenfell (Rydon, Harley Facades). Traynor: the practice held the full spec and contract showing where design liability sat. ECD also work extensively AS remediation architects
  • ECD Architects - Overclad architect (Ferrier Point); REMEDIATION architect (Denning Point)
    Basis: TWO buildings, two different roles. At Denning Point, a 23-storey 1960s block with 81 social homes for EastEnd Homes, ACM was installed in 2014 and ECD did the de-cladding and re-cladding. Whoever specified the 2014 ACM is NOT traced