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Our time-lapse work has taken us to major UK cities such as London, Birmingham, Manchester and Newcastle, where we continue to work extensively. Having now worked with major brands and contractors such as Merlin Entertainments (Alton Towers, Legoland etc.), HS2, BAM, European Championships, Berkeley Group and Crossrail, we are the leading UK time-lapse provider.
Another time-lapse construction project successfully completed for Kier, showcasing phase one of Gloucester’s city centre regeneration with a brand new bus station.
Capturing historical projects is a large part of our time-lapse UK portfolio. Read about our short-term time-lapse work documenting the sensitive and intricate removal of heritage boats from the National Waterways Museum at Ellesmere Port, for restoration works nearby.
Marking the opening of Hull’s new Bonus Arena – the latest of many exciting developments in the City of Culture – we report on our involvement capturing this landmark build.
Following the public release of our long-term, rapid interval time-lapse video of Wicker Man’s construction, our work also featured on Channel 4’s ‘Inside Alton Towers’ documentary, tracking the inside story of the roller coaster construction.
We have provided specialised short-term time-lapse documenting the remarkable transformation of Scotstoun Sports Campus into a world-class swimming venue ahead of the first ever European Championships in Glasgow.
Time-Lapse Systems launches iRis 4.0 – the brand new version of our revolutionary remote online viewing platform – giving clients the most comprehensive time-lapse and site monitoring experience available.
We report on two years of time-lapse capture for Kier and their construction work for Project Capella – a £58m laboratory at the University of Cambridge.
A month on from Wicker Man’s grand opening at Alton Towers this weekend – the first UK roller coaster of its kind in over 20 years – we report on our long-term & rapid interval time-lapse video from its construction.
Our latest time-lapse for the Royal Albert Hall – one of London’s most historic venues – capturing their recent excavation works ahead of their 150th birthday celebrations in 2021.
