Case study, Yaba, Lagos
Sabo Tech Hub
Fourteen storeys of flexible offices over two levels of parking, a stone's throw from the Yaba tech cluster.
The brief
What the client needed
On site, topping out December 2026The client wanted floors that small tech firms could rent by the half floor, with power that never drops and lifts that never queue. The site is tight, wedged between a busy road and two occupied buildings, with mixer access only at night.
Our approach
How we built it
Night logistics
Every pour is booked between 10pm and 4am with traffic marshals and a police permit, and the neighbours get a text the day before.
Jump form core
The core is cast with a self climbing form, leading the floors by two levels so lifts can be installed early.
Nine day floor cycle
Columns, beams and slab on a nine working day cycle, tracked in the client's area with photos of every pour.
Power from the start
A 600 kVA solar hybrid plant runs the site and stays as the building's backup system.
Programme
Key dates
- Feb 2025Site mobilised, piling starts
- Jul 2025Basement and ground slab complete
- Mar 2026Level 6 poured, cladding begins
- Nov 2026Level 11 poured
- Dec 2026Topping out
- Sep 2027Handover
On site
Photographs
We see our building every Friday without leaving the office. When the cladding supplier slipped, Greystone showed us the recovery plan the same day.Example client, developer
Can I visit the site?
Yes. Open site days run most Saturdays at 10am. Book through the client desk; hard hats are provided.
Is office space still available?
Leasing is handled by the developer. We can pass your details on to their agent.
