News
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Streatham Common re-opens to the public
December 16, 2017
Streatham Common has officially re-opened to the public
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Bakery Place completed
September 30, 2016
The conversion of an office mews into 8 apartments and 4 mews houses (a further mews house has been added to the Contract during construction) has completed for Developer West Eleven. For more details, please visit: www.bakeryplace.london
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Abney Chapel Stabilisation Commences
April 04, 2016
Work to stabilise the external envelope of this gothic chapel has commenced. Originally built in 1840 the chapel is undergoing essential brick, stone, roof, and drainage repairs to mitigate further decay. For further information please visit the chapel's website: www.abneypark.org/history/the-chapel
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Limnerslease - Saving the Studios Completes
November 30, 2015
The HLF funded renovation and extension to the Victorian Artist and Sculptor GF Watts and his wife Mary Watts completed in November 2015. Contract Value: £1.44m Duration: 10 months
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Lincoln Castle
June 08, 2015
A major restoration of Lincoln Castle and Prison, which was HLF funded, re-open to the public in April 2015. This exciting venture sees the Magna Carta and the Charter of the Forest displayed in a new basement vault to mark the 800th anniversary of the signing of Magna Carta. It was official re-opened by HRH Princess Anne.
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Wheatcroft's Wharf starts on site
March 16, 2015
Refurbishment of the Café as part of the overall Grade II Listed Cromford Mills museum complex in Derbyshire.
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Farrants, Cobham Commencement
February 23, 2015
Works have started on site to extend the Ground floor Retail unit and Repair and Refurbish the First and Second floor Offices
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Lincoln Castle Revealed shortlisted for three categories at the RICS Awards
February 19, 2015
The three categories were: Building Conservation, Regeneration, Leisure & Tourism. The judging panel decided to enter the project into the Tourism category and will visit the site next month.
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Severndroog Castle Completion
May 21, 2014
A HLF Funded restoration of Severndroog Castle has been completed. The Castle is a memorial to Sir William James, Commodore-in-Chief of the East India Company originally built in 1784. Contract Value: £450k Duration: 9 months