Heritage restoration and a modern clinical extension, delivered on a live healthcare site, careful, coordinated and fully accountable.
This was a project of two halves on one demanding site: sympathetically restoring a historic timber-framed hospital building, while building and fitting out a new clinical extension alongside it, all without disrupting a healthcare facility in daily use.
Scaffolded and surveyed at close quarters, the original oak frame was carefully repaired, decayed timbers spliced and replaced, panels made good, and the distinctive black-and-white elevations brought back to life with new render and finishes true to the building's character.
Alongside the restoration we built a new extension, structural steel, fully insulated and weather-tight, finished with lead-detailed coping and render to tie into the existing building.
New structural steel, mineral-wool insulation and a breathable, fire-rated envelope.
Rendered elevations and lead-detailed coping, matched into the existing building.
Hygienic finishes, service ceilings and full M&E to healthcare standards.
