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fabric-assessment

Projects

Grade II · Tower Bridge, London

Bridgemaster’s House, Tower Bridge

Heritage Statement for internal alterations to the Grade II listed Bridgemaster's House on the approach to Tower Bridge.

Grade II* · Bath

Pierrepont Street, Bath

Heritage Statement for the refurbishment of a Grade II* listed house by John Wood the Elder in Bath Conservation Area.

Grade II · Staines-upon-Thames

The Old Station, Staines

Heritage Statement and listed building consent for converting a Grade II listed former railway terminus to a nursery.

Grade II* · Westminster, London

Old War Office

Heritage Statement, drawings and listed building consent for a restaurant fit-out inside a Grade II* Edwardian government building.

Grade II* · Westminster, London

Royal Naval Division War Memorial

Condition survey and repair advice for a Grade II* listed memorial fountain by Sir Edwin Lutyens.

Grade II · Colchester

East Bay Mill

Written scheme of investigation and Level 3 building record of a fire-damaged Grade II listed riverside mill.

Grade II · Milford

Dye House, Milford Mill

Research and significance assessment of a Grade II listed fireproof mill building in the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site.

Grade II* · Westminster, London

London Central Mosque

Part retrospective planning permission and listed building consent for repaving the courtyard of a Grade II* listed mosque.

Grade II · High Ongar

Mulberry Cottages

Heritage Statement, roof details and timber repair schedule for re-roofing a Grade II listed timber-framed building.

Grade II · Windsor

25 High Street, Windsor

Heritage Statement and listed building consent for the reuse of a Grade II listed former bank, with solar panels to the rear roof.

Grade II · Brantham

Braham Hall

Heritage Statement and fabric assessment supporting listed building consent for a rear extension at a Grade II timber framed hall.

Grade II* · Chatham

Brompton Barracks

Heritage Statement, gazetteer and window schedule for the refurbishment of a Grade II* listed barracks by James Wyatt.

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