Tower of London

Project Summary

To celebrate Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee, the Tower of London was decorated with permanent changes to its landscaping at the moat area. Towards the south side of the moat near the entrance to the Tower of London, the Queen’s Garden was built with the sculpture having significance from all the commonwealth countries to celebrate 70 years of the throne.

Logikal took on the role of planning consultant for Superbloom 2022 to transform the moats of the Tower of London into a beautiful landscape. Our expertise was used to assist the client with the clarity of work sequencing and resource allocation, as well as risk allocation by conducting a detailed review of the BoQ based on the drawings and tender documents for better project execution.

Solutions Used for This Case Study

The appointed team grasped the complexities of this exciting and logistically challenging project and ‘added value’ to the thought processes involved and has imparted their knowledge to the benefit of all parties who are engaged on this project.

Project Manager

Value Added

Sequencing the phases helped the project manager to easily identify priorities and critical tasks
The schedule of resource requirements, which was derived from the program, made it easier for the client to schedule resources in a timely manner.
Our involvement gave the project manager an actual overview of the activities that were planned and helped with coordinating with other sub-contractors in the project
Early identification of risks gave the project manager a clear idea about solving them.

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