We have undertaken restoration work on a variety of Grade I, Grade II*, and Grade II listed buildings in conjunction with English Heritage, local authority conservation officers, heritage architects, and surveyors.
Our site management teams and directly employed labour force supplemented with our trusted supply chain has significant experience of building restoration. They understand the significance of restoration opposed to replacement, and this informs their approach to undertaking all activities.
We appreciate the need to consult with conservation officers, heritage architects and surveyors throughout the contract period to inform and agree the scope and methodology for the restoration of all building elements.
Our directly employed labour force includes skilled craftsmen and supervisors, who have worked on the restoration of buildings of architectural and historic importance and interest. Their skills lie in brickwork, render, plaster, joinery repairs and redecoration using traditional techniques and materials.
We delivered a complex design and build residential project for Sapphire Independent Housing in West London, constructing 15 new homes across six constrained garage sites—11 to Passivhaus and 4 to Low Energy standard—using sequential phasing, prefabricated components, and Just-in-Time logistics under a JCT D&B contract with Sectional Completion.
We were proud to undertake a complex and historically significant three-phase project for University College Hospitals Charity at the Grade II-listed Middlesex Hospital Annex, involving careful demolition, structural preservation, extensive external fabric repairs, and the final conversion of the buildings into high-quality residential apartments.
