John Wardle :: Consultant Structural Engineer

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St Bartholomews Church

This ruined Grade II*, C17 church near Buntingford, Leyston, Herts. has not been used for approximately 65 years.

St Bartholomews from above

The client has gained planning permission to convert the church in to a single dwelling.

Flint and brick garage complete prior to commencement of church

As part of the planning application a report had to be provided, indicating the structural repairs required to the fabric and also to indicate the proposed new works for the conversion.

Vault (crypt) construction started September 2011

At present there is no roof to the nave. It is proposed to provide the bedrooms within the new roof above the nave and it is also proposed to provide a semi basement under part of the nave with the raised area of the living part of the house, looking over the chancel.

Lower ground floor reinforced concrete structure complete

Garage block complete.

Reinforced concrete to semi basement commenced September 2011.

Detailed drawings have been prepared for Building Regulations.

Archaeology has been addressed prior to project commencement.

Competion: 2012/2013

The client: Private

Architect: Julian Mamlok, Joyce & Partners Limited, Tunbridge Wells

St Bartholomews Church

This ruined Grade II*, C17 church near Buntingford, Leyston, Herts. has not been used for approximately 65 years.
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Wonham Mill

This mill has not been used for many years. This is situated close to Betchworth, Reigate.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church

This 1960’s pre-cast concrete Church in Thamesmead has been altered over the years.
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The Black Hanger, Lasham

This existing hanger was un-used and has been leased by Century 21st Films Limited. A survey was undertaken and a report prepared for leasing purposes & repairs.
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The London Wetland Centre

This teaching area is constructed with a timber frame, in-filled with straw bales, lime plastered, with a thatched roof.
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