Another Positive Update for Hallstile Bank Chimney Collapse
The chimney stack has been safely removed with the majority of safety concerns alleviated. Scaffold is being erected this week, with the roof structure and covering being formed next week for weather protection, along with internal strip out. In the meantime, the roof structure is being designed for the soonest commencement. https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7488515527863218177
Work on Barn Begins
We’re delighted to see work underway on this small barn refurbishment and conversion project in Northumberland, led by Jessica Newton. This project will breathe new life into a traditional rural building, carefully preserving its character while creating a high-quality space fit for modern use and making the most of the spectacular view. We look forward […]
Hallstile Bank Chimney Collapse Start Date
We are pleased to announce that works are due to commence on 27th July. It is also hoped that the pedestrian route will remain open throughout the works. We thank everyone affected for your patience and understanding.
Re-Wind Wednesday – Coastal Refurb
This is from along the Northumberland coast and another project we were delighted to be involved with from inception through to completion. The brief was to transform a dated property through a high-specification refurbishment, creating a fresh, contemporary home with a distinct coastal feel. As part of the specification, a bespoke flood-defence door was incorporated […]
Silver Hope Honours Award
We are proud to help support local people facing homelessness with Oasis Community Housing and are very pleased to announce that we received Silver at their recent Hope Honours Awards! At a time when communities are facing increasing challenges, we believe businesses have an important role to play in creating lasting social impact. Working alongside […]
James is a Winner! – Young Employee of the Year
We are proud to announce that James Marshall won the Rotary Young Employee of the Year Award on Monday! This year it was organised by Vivien Drydon and supported by sponsors, such as Hexham Town Council – thank you very much, such a great cause to support and encourage the next generation. Congratulations to […]
Throwback Thursday
Interesting to look back at this adaptive reuse project in Northumberland, which involved the conversion of an agricultural building into four residential units. Great to see how traditional buildings can be successfully repurposed while retaining their character. https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7465729356846383105
Rewind Wednesday in Northumberland
In this instance, we were able to demolish the existing agricultural sheds and these beautiful stone properties were designed to take their place. The design was completed sympathetically to the local architecture and subsequently the development blends into this quiet village like it has always been there. https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7462850717242892289
Refurbishment and New Build Progress in Northumberland
Great to see works moving forward on this residential development, that brings together the conversion of agricultural buildings and a small number of new-build homes. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/great-to-see-works-moving-forward-on-this-ugcPost-7460288901618839552-XQEJ?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAABxJAnwBKO5DV_M_tk3CbLDf0PUw2Hn3xcY
On Site Progress in Northumberland
Fantastic to see continued progress on this Northumberland site, delivering two impressive new residential homes.