Historic
Buildings
In the repair and renovation of listed and other heritage
property, there is simply no substitute for experience.
In its early days Peter Cox undertook restoration work at York
Minster, Selby Abbey and Trinity College, Cambridge and has worked
frequently since on many historic national and regional landmarks
across
the UK.
Examples include:
- Houses of Parliament
- Buckingham Palace
- Cardiff Castle
- The Workhouse, Southwell
- Hazelwood Hall, Silverdale
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- Woolwich Arsenal
- Keeble College, Oxford
- Ancient High House, Stafford
- St George’s Hall, Liverpool
- Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh
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We are well versed in the necessary liaison with heritage and
conservation bodies, their professional advisers and property
guardians such as the National Trust.
We are also sensitive to the special needs of historic fabric and
understand the importance of developing the most appropriate repair
specifications and treatment formulations where we are continually
researching new products.
Quality of workmanship is paramount too, and Peter Cox technicians
can handle specifications as varied as:
- horsehair plastering
- sourcing reclaimed timber
- reconstructing traditional oak framing
- strengthening floor beams
- stabilising masonry facades
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