The access and decoration project at the Church completed in time for Christmas. The works included a new glass and oak framed screen within the porch, with automated doors, a new path with shallower gradient and an apron of stone paving outside the south porch....
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It has been a pleasure working with the PCC of Holy Trinity Church in Tooting, on the repairs and access improvements to their church tower. ...
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The interior refurbishment and access project is well underway on site. The scaffolding for the decoration of the interior gives access to inspect the interesting roof timberwork. ...
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The major Tower repair project was completed in late summer with numerous Bath and Ragstone repairs to the exterior, a new slate and lead covered roof and internal access gantries....
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The masterplan has been completed, including proposals for equal access to the front of the building, refurbished foyers and the main Hall, a proposal for a series of hydraulic stages within the main Hall, including one descending down to the lower ground floor, new passenger...
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The 1920’s lych gate at St John’s, Enfield, was sinking and had become unstable. The whole structure was surveyed, numbered and dismantled before being re-erected on a new piled foundation. New sections of timber were carefully spliced in where necessary and the whole...
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The roofs of the small urban church of St Paul in Marylebone were renewed using welsh slates and the opportunity was taken to install solar panels to provide for the energy needs for this busy parish. High level repairs to parapets and rooflights were...
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The scaffolding and temporary roof has enabled a closer inspection of the high-level Bath stonework to the cornice and the Ragstone of the elevations, all in very poor condition with ‘live’ areas of masonry. The masonry adjacent to the boiler flue is especially fragile...
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We are delighted to be appointed to another important listed building and a sizeable Methodist Central Hall - the early twentieth century Hall in the centre of Sheffield. The Hall, part of the Forward Movement, was originally designed by Waddington Son & Dunkerley but re-worked...
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The small Victorian church at Clay Hill, Enfield, built a lych gate as a memorial to the fallen of the Great War using surplus funds from a bell appeal. After 100 years of service this simple oak framed structure was leaning dangerously, from subsidence and...
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