Dmitro Development delivers drylining, metal-stud partitions and coordinated interior packages alongside facade and new-build work. At 59 Addington Road in Sanderstead, Dmitro built the partitions and drylining in fire-, sound- and moisture-resistant boards as principal contractor for A Team Development; at Queensway House in Redhill it delivered partition works with SFS, cladding and render for Hollybrook; and at 50 Woodside in Wimbledon it managed the four-storey build as developer and principal contractor, with GV Drylining delivering partitions, ceilings, boarding and stair soffits.

Cladding and facade services: rainscreen cladding; SFS; render and brick slip; windows and interfaces; drylining; cladding remediation; curtain walling; EWI. Approved installer for Shackerley and Metsec. Team of 12, including design and engineering, with 20+ years of team experience. Public liability and professional indemnity insurance.

Serving London, Greater London, South East London, Kent, Essex, Surrey, Hertfordshire, Berkshire, the Channel Islands, Guernsey and Jersey. Local service areas include Orpington, Southwark, Newham, Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Wandsworth, Croydon, Bromley, Greenwich, Camden, Westminster, Barnet, Brent, Enfield, Hillingdon, Hounslow, Merton and Redbridge.

Quadrant House, 13-15 High Street, St Mary Cray, Orpington BR5 3NL. Telephone 01689 810 470. Public enquiries: info@dmitrodev.co.uk. Monday to Friday 09:00 to 17:30.

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Project gallery

The Point

The Point. Millwall Inner Dock and its preserved cranes, the waterside setting of The Point.

The Point. The Point, Isle of Dogs. Shackerley SureClad granite rainscreen and granite-faced louvres delivered for main contractor Metnor Construction.

The Point. Large pale granite panels set out around the louvre openings at street level.

The Point. The dockside range, its glazed bays set in a pale frame, linked to the office building on the water.

Axtell House

Axtell House. The rebuilt upper storeys above the carved stone corner of Axtell House.

Axtell House. Cream engineered stone, chosen to sit with the Portland-stone look of the original building.

Axtell House. Fluted panels meeting at a horizontal joint.

Axtell House. Fluted bays turning the corner beneath the top-floor glass.

Plaistow Hub

Plaistow Hub. The upper storeys on completion: buff brick frames around dark grey panels and balconies. Photo: Area Photography / Love to Rent.

Plaistow Hub. The London Road tower above Plaistow, December 2023. Photo: Pitman Tozer Architects.

Plaistow Hub. The tower from above, close in. Photo: Pitman Tozer Architects.

Plaistow Hub. Plaistow Hub, Newham. Aerial view of the development where Dmitro designed, supplied and installed VitraDual rainscreen, Rockwool insulation and fire barriers for main contractor Vistry Partnerships. Photo: Pitman Tozer Architects.

Suttons Wharf North

Suttons Wharf North. Looking up a Suttons Wharf North tower: the team's dark panels line each balcony recess between buff and white brick.

Suttons Wharf North. A penthouse terrace mid-installation: soffit and wall panels on, Kingspan insulation still showing at the door.

Suttons Wharf North. Soffit panels run the length of a penthouse terrace, the glazing still under protective film.

Suttons Wharf North. Dark wall panels and the finished soffit along a second terrace, the neighbouring blocks beyond.

William Gaitskell House

William Gaitskell House. Looking up the Carriage House: gold reveals, fins and soffit beside the old station.

William Gaitskell House. William Gaitskell House, Rotherhithe: design, fabrication and installation of gold powder-coated aluminium rainscreen for main contractor Hollybrook.

William Gaitskell House. Street level: a gold door surround and the gated passage.

William Gaitskell House. Deep gold reveals hold the full-height window pair.