AMP Tower Australia
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Thames Water Ring Main Tower, London, UK
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The AMP Tower is one of the tallest constructions in Australia, standing at over 1,000 ft. The top of the tower is anodised aluminium. It hadn’t been cleaned for many years, had become badly stained and had lost a lot of its golden colour. In preparation for the Olympic Games it was decided to renovate the tower. A team of abseilers renovated the aluminium to restore the tower back to its original glory. Ritecoat was then applied to maintain the golden appearance and help with future maintenance.
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This is probably the biggest barometer in Britain. A shining 20 metre tower of glass, steel, blue neon and bubbling water that lights up in the Shepherds Bush sky. The blue barometer is one of West London’s most talked about landmarks. The tower is one of the few visible signs of Thames Water’s £250million ring main that runs in a 50-mile circuit deep below London and is designed to mask an unsightly surge relief pipe which acts as a giant pressure valve. The glass and stainless steel have been protected using the ClearShield and Ritecoat Systems respectively.
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