Home
About
Listed Buildings
New Buildings
Ancient Monuments
Commercial Buildings
Timber Framed Buildings
Archived Case Studies
Contact Us
 
Dower House, Bayham Abbey, Kent
The original roof had fallen in to disrepair and flat roof had been introduced to prevent water ingress into the structure below.



ImageOver the years this flat roof degraded to a point where water ingress was again occurring.

The scheme was to remove the flat roof and to reconstruct the original roof structure to the original profile, using where possible traditional techniques. One beam however had to be strengthened using an insitu glue laminated build up to increase its capacity.

Internally within the house a beam had separated from the main internal frame. A modern hidden bracket arrangement was designed to carry the shear and possible tensile loads in the connection.

Image  Download the pdf Case Study

 
Minor Canon Row & Priory Gate
Grade I listed houses & gate house
Read more...
 
Yew Tree Hall House
Of Hall House origin, this C16 or earlier house had been rendered at the front hiding the timber frame.
Read more...
 
Beauvale Priory
The remains of Beauvale Priory, Greasley, Broxtowe, Nottinghamshire is to be conserved during 2010.
Read more...
 
Gate House, Heronden Hall
After collapse of over 50% of the Gate House, the remainder has been supported by scaffold for many years.
Read more...
 
Brockham Court Farm
Work has commenced on the conversion of redundant farm buildings into five houses.
Read more...