Photo credit: PCC of St Botolph’s, Hardham Towards the end of June, St Botolph’s church in Hardham played host to representatives from Historic England, the Courtauld Institute of Art and the Church of England who met with dedicated local churchwardens and Julian Vallis as their inspecting architect, in support with the Diocese of Chichester. The
We are thrilled to have seen two of our recent projects win in their categories at this year’s Sussex Heritage Trust Awards. Directors Julian Vallis and Laurence Hall attended the luncheon and awards ceremony on 2 July at the American Express Stadium and were delighted to each receive recognition for theirs and the team’s work,
Over the past two years, we have been working closely with the Parish at St George’s in Kemptown, Brighton to prepare the church for this year’s bicentennial celebrations, ‘200 years and beyond – a living heritage’. The physical building works have focused on the conservation repair of the internal fabric that had been damaged by
We are currently providing architectural services for the Renewal Project at St John’s, Broadbridge Heath, with one of the first steps being the inspection of the condition of the steel frame. The striking church dates from the 1960s and is formed by a steel frame on concrete raft. The building has large, ‘A-shaped’ windows on all
Our run of success at the Sussex Heritage Trust Awards has continued this year with our project for the new annexe building at St Mary’s Church, Thakeham receiving Highly Commended.
The architecture team have recently won a competition to be project architects on a new phased building project at St Mary’s Church, Portchester, located within Portchester Castle.
Much needed stonework repairs at St Mary the Virgin, one of the Parish of Findon, Clapham and Patching churches, have recently been completed by TE Tilley Ltd stonemasons.
Christ Church is a grade II* listed church in central Worthing that serves a diverse community.There has been a long-standing ambition for reordering of the west end of the church, to create a more flexible open space or narthex in an interior which is densely populated with pews.
