Up And Down Lifts

Our projectsFeatured lift installations across London

We work to the standards London's leading construction sites demand, as a trusted lift installation subcontractor on large, complex projects for Tier 1 principal contractors and developers, from high-rise homes to City offices, hotels and laboratories.

250+lifts installed 60+sites across London and the South East 10+ yearsof lift installation across London

Where we have worked

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Barking &DagenhamBarnetBexleyBrentCamdenCityCroydonEalingGreenwichHackneyHammersmith& FulhamHaringeyIslingtonKensington& ChelseaLambethLewishamMertonNewhamRedbridgeRichmondSouthwarkTowerHamletsWalthamForestWandsworthWestminster Canary WharfHyde ParkRegent's ParkStratford Woodberry DownRegent's CrescentBarking Riverside100 Liverpool Street60 London WallRoyal Mint GardensGreat Eastern Quays, Phase 2Columbus CourtyardTroubadour Canary Wharf TheatreThe Peninsula LondonSt Paul's SchoolOne Nine ElmsOval VillageClapham Park + 13 more sites further out

Dark pins are the projects listed below. Pin positions are approximate. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Some of our high-profile projects

  • The Peninsula London hotel at Hyde Park Corner

    The Peninsula London 12 lifts

    Lift installation for a five-star hotel and private residences at 1–5 Grosvenor Place, Hyde Park Corner.

  • 100 Liverpool Street at Broadgate, from above

    100 Liverpool Street 7 lifts

    Lift installation for a landmark office redevelopment at Broadgate in the City of London.

  • The former 60 London Wall office building in 2010, before its redevelopment

    60 London Wall 4 lifts

    New lifts for a City office building by Finsbury Circus, stripped back to its frame and extended.

    Before redevelopment, 2010.
  • The curved colonnade of Regent's Crescent

    Regent's Crescent 2 lifts

    New lifts within John Nash's Grade I listed crescent, rebuilt behind its classical front as apartments and villas.

  • The two towers of One Nine Elms in Vauxhall

    One Nine Elms 3 lifts

    Lift installation at a high-rise development of 57 and 42 storeys in Vauxhall, with homes and a Park Hyatt hotel.

  • New homes rising inside the Oval gasholder, seen from The Oval cricket ground

    Oval Village 7 lifts

    Lift installation for over 1,300 homes, offices and shops in Kennington, built around the listed Oval gasholder.

  • Columbus Courtyard at Canary Wharf in 2011

    Columbus Courtyard 6 lifts

    New lifts for an office building at Canary Wharf converted into laboratory and life sciences space.

    The courtyard in 2011, before the conversion.
  • The auditorium of the Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre

    Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre 1 lift

    Lift installation for a new theatre on the Canary Wharf estate.

  • View across the reservoir from new homes at Woodberry Down

    Woodberry Down 20 lifts

    Lift installation across one of London's largest estate regenerations, beside the reservoirs at Manor House.

  • Clapham Park estate on Plummer Road in 2020

    Clapham Park 29 lifts

    Lift installation for the regeneration of a large south London estate into over 2,000 homes.

    The estate in 2020.
  • New waterside homes and the old pump house at the Royal Albert Basin

    Great Eastern Quays, Phase 2 8 lifts

    Lift installation for 468 new homes in eight buildings of up to 11 storeys, beside the Royal Albert Basin.

  • Barking Riverside under construction, seen from across the River Thames

    Barking Riverside 4 lifts

    Lift installation at one of the country's largest new neighbourhoods, on the Thames in east London.

  • The historic Royal Mint building at Tower Hill

    Royal Mint Gardens 6 lifts

    Lift installation for new homes beside Tower Hill, on the site of the old Royal Mint.

    The historic Royal Mint building next to the site, 2008.
  • The atrium at St Paul's School, Barnes

    St Paul's School 1 lift

    A new lift for the independent school founded in 1509, on its campus beside the Thames in Barnes.

Photo credits

Photos are by independent photographers under the licences shown. They do not mean that the photographers, or the owners of these buildings, endorse Up And Down Lifts.