Projects

The project aims to transform the church building by re-ordering the interior so it can better serve the people of Darlington with a dynamic programme of worship, music, heritage and educational activity.

During the quinquennial inspection in 2019 it was found that the Quire roof had suffered extensively with underside lead corrosion, so severe that it had caused holes in multiple locations.

We have completed many projects since Ulrike’s appointment as Cathedral Architect in 2007.

St Helens Church near Bishop Auckland is a busy church with an active community. We designed a new extension to provide the church with a toilet, kitchenette and a much needed space for community events and activities.

Jervaulx Hall is a private residence sited in open gardens adjacent to the Cistercian Abbey of Jervaulx – a scheduled monument. The private gardens contained several ruined structures and garden buildings.

The works comprised the repair and conservation of a grade I listed 18th century Root House in the ‘Capability Brown’ grounds of a private estate in Lincolnshire.

Gawthorpe Hall is an Elizabethan country house in extensive grounds in Padiham, Lancashire. It is owned by the National Trust and has been run in partnership with Lancashire County Council as a museum.

The family mausoleum at this private estate is thought of as James Wyatt’s masterpiece. A classical rotunda built in 1792 of magnesian limestone and surmounted with a copper dome, it stands in a prominent hilltop position in extensive private grounds. It was on the Buildings at Risk Register.

In 2020 we were appointed by Burnley Borough Council to carry out condition surveys and a conservation management plan at Towneley Hall, a museum and art gallery in Burnley.