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St George’s Chapel

Acoustics: Ramboll Theatre Consultant: Charcoalblue Occupying the most important historic square in Great Yarmouth, St George’s Chapel forms a significant piece of Georgian town planning, a testament to the civic... read more →

Ditchling Museum of Art + Craft

Adam Richards Architects’ Ditchling Museum of Art + Craft engages in a poetic and critical dialogue with its rural site and its history, and with the museum’s unique collection of... read more →

Feering Bury Farm Barn

Feering Bury Farm Barn is a conversion of a large timber-framed barn into a family home and artist studios. The barn, whose central structure dates to around 1560 with Georgian... read more →

Ordsall Hall Museum

Historic Timber Specialist: David Yeomans Archaeology: Oxford Archaeology North Ordsall Hall Museum is a grade 1 listed building in Salford, Greater Manchester.  Parts of the surviving building date back as far... read more →

The Restoration of St Thomas’ Church

The Church was built in 1876 as a replica of Holy Trinity Church, Weston-super-Mare, which had been erected fifteen years previously. St Thomas’ is built with local pitched sandstone dressed... read more →

Stoke Newington Town Hall

Hawkins\Brown has restored Stoke Newington Town Hall back to its former glory. Commissioned by Hackney Council and working closely with English Heritage, including consultation with the local community and stakeholder... read more →

The Merchants House

To conserve and restore a derelict 17th century merchants house into a comfortable family home with minimal maintenance and running costs for the foreseeable future thus ensuring ongoing prospects for... read more →

Out of the Hat

Significance: Out of the Hat, traditionally known as The Hat Shop, is an imposing timber framed building sited in the centre of Tewkesbury. The earliest remaining section at the rear... read more →
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Whitestauton Manor

Whitestaunton Manor is a Grade I listed private house with 14th century origins as a Hall House, growing in the traditions and taste of following centuries encompassing the introduction of... read more →

Restoration of Medieval Doomboard

St James is a grade I listed mediaeval village church with 12th century origins.  The most important fitting is the rare survival of a ‘doom’ scene (depicting the Day of... read more →

Abbey Barn

Abbotsbury Abbey Barn is one of the largest barns in England (272ft long), dating from the 15th century, is listed grade I and is a scheduled ancient monument.  A condition... read more →

Biddulph Old Hall

Biddulph Old Hall in Staffordshire was originally a 16th Century castle which was largely destroyed by Parliamentarians during the Civil War. A manor house was constructed on the site in... read more →
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