The setting out of the Welsh Blue Slate on the apsidal chancel roof at @HolyTrinityLlandudno has proved an unusual challenge. #llandudno #historicalbuildings #conservation

Last week, Aysha and Lucy volunteered as Architect Ambassadors for the National Schools Programme; working with Year 4 students at Armitage CofE Primary School in Manchester - they set a brief and are looking forward to seeing their proposals! #RIBA #Architecture #school

The new lead roof at St John's Church, Sandiway sits on a new timber structure replacing the original carbonated reinforced concrete. Lloyd & Smith Ltd #historicbuilding #Restore

Celebrating World Heritage Day 2023 and the protection of significant buildings, sites and monuments worldwide. lindsey dulson.castle #conservation #worldheritageday #CulturalHeritage

🤩 For the last year, Goods Office has been covered up in scaffolding and sheeting, BUT NO LONGER! It has been restored to its stunning former glory, with replacement windows and work completed to the roof. 😍 A huge well done to all involved in making it look so beautiful!

Works have completed to the Goods Office at the National Railway Museum in York - “Just beautiful! With the scaffold gone, we are now able to fully appreciate the stunning results of the Goods Office conservation works.” (Director of the National Railway Museum)

The manufacturing process of the new, white, onyx marble Mensa for the reconstructed Thicknesse Altar at Shrewsbury Cathedral is progressing well - here, epoxy resin is being used to infill the softer central vein to ensure a uniform finish Shrewsbury Cathedral @MatherEllisLtd

Two of a series of early design development images for the Llan Project at Penmon Priory to assist our client's understanding and spatial awareness of the interior of St. Seiriol's Church.

We are delighted that our works to the Shrine Church of St. Walburge, Preston, have been chosen as one of five finalists for this year’s King of Prussia Gold Medal! #NationalChurchesTrust #NCT #EcclesiasticalArchitectsAndSurveyorsAssociation #EASA #ChurchAwards #KingOfPrussia

The new, white, onyx marble Mensa for the reconstructed Thicknesse Altar is in place at Shrewsbury Cathedral! Shrewsbury Cathedral, Mather and Ellis Ltd #Cathedral #ReorderingWorks

Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund, work is finally underway on the Restoring Pugin Project at Nottingham Cathedral - the Development Phase includes proposing a paint conservation scheme, engaging new audiences in AWN Pugin and working to build heritage skills! #Pugin stbarnabascathedral.org.uk/what-s-on/late…

As part of the Reordering Works to Shrewsbury Cathedral, we’ve successfully gained approval for new wrought iron and brass Sanctuary Rails. Here’s a glimpse at the carver’s initial waxes of the vine and grapes, ready for the patternmaker to take moulds for the foundry #Cathedral

Paint conservators ClivedenConservation have completed six months' of meticulous work on the Restoring Pugin Project at Nottingham Cathedral - thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Works have commenced under our direction at St. Bede’s Church, Widnes - this first phase of work focuses on the external fabric repairs, prioritising the need to preserve the building fabric whilst allowing further time for research and design development of the reordering works.

In the highly significant Shrewsbury Cathedral, the new wrought iron and brass Sanctuary Rails have now been installed and we are delighted with the results Shrewsbury Cathedral Calibre Metalwork #Cathedral #Reordering #Heritage

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A slightly unusual one last week - new pre-cast concrete beams were lifted by crane up to the tower roof at Holy Name Church, Manchester, as fabric repair works continue to progress | Holy Name Mather and Ellis Ltd #GradeIListed #Conservation #FabricRepairs

Prior to the new pre-cast concrete beams being lifted by crane up to the tower roof at Holy Name Church, Manchester | Holy Name Mather and Ellis Ltd #GradeIListed #Conservation #FabricRepairs

After the new pre-cast concrete beams being lifted by crane up to the tower roof at Holy Name Church, Manchester | Holy Name Mather and Ellis Ltd #GradeIListed #Conservation #FabricRepairs