- Lord Leycester Hospital, Warwick
Lord Leycester Hospital, WarwickThe Hospital, one of the principal sights of Warwick, is a Grade 1 Listed group of buildings dating principally from the 13th to the 17th Century. Apart from its Chapel above the west gate of the town, a regimental museum and public rooms, it contains living accommodation for eight ex-servicemen and their wives and the Master of the Hospital. Much of the structure is timber framed requiring careful conservation and repair. Other features include stained glass, 16th Century wall painting and William Morris fabrics. Specialist advice is given in an ongoing programme of conservation and repair, the responsibility for this has been with the Practice for over 25 years. - Ilam Cross, Ilam, Derbyshire
Ilam Cross, Ilam, DerbyshireThe Ilam Cross was erected in 1840 as a memorial to the wife of the owner of the nearby great house. It was designed by architect, John Derick, and bears a resemblance to the Eleanor Crosses. It is a very significant feature in the beautiful landscape of Dovedale and the attractive village of Ilam. The Bath stonework had, however, weathered badly and urgent repair and conservation was necessary. This project was supported by a grant from English Heritage
| | Historic BuildingsWith over 40 years experience the Practice has a proven track record in the specialised field of historic building conservation and the repair of Listed Buildings and Scheduled Ancient Monuments. Works include feasibility studies, quinquennial inspections, grant applications, conservation, repair, extensions, remodelling and the design of new buildings in historic settings. Our personal and tailor-made service has been the key to our success. Clients include private owners, developers, Local Authorities, estates, trusts, almshouses, schools, universities, hospitals, hotels, museums, churches and banks. Our extensive experience in this field has established a Practice Portfolio that includes many Listed Buildings and Scheduled Monuments of national and international significance. |