The sympathetic restoration of the 19th Century Grade II* Listed Workhouse. Incorporating the three storey Workhouse built in 1824 and associated buildings.
Re-roofing and roof timber repairs the reconstruction of outbuildings rebuilding walls and privies demolished in the 20th century masonry and brickwork repairs re-installation of hand tooled stone flags on the ground floor the restoration. And replacement of windows and external doors internal redecoration internal fit out extensive drainage works car park and visitors facilities.
Key Features of the Project
- Re-roofing and roof timber repairs
- The reconstruction of outbuildings
- Rebuilding walls and privies demolished in the 20th century
- Masonry and brickwork repairs
- Re-installation of hand tooled stone flags on the ground floor
- Replacement of windows and external doors
- Internal redecoration
- Internal fit out
- Extensive drainage works
- Car park and visitors facilities
What The Client Said…
“As the main contractor on the restoration of The Workhouse at Southwell, Robert Woodhead Ltd displayed a willingness to work with the National Trust to deliver a conservation contract to a good standard. They also displayed a high level of commitment to the project.”
- Ian Lilley, Buildings Manager, The National Trust
- Client
THE NATIONAL TRUST - Architect
RODNEY MELVILLE & PARTNERS - Quantity Surveyor
JOHN AUSTIN & PARTNERS - Location
THE WORKHOUSE, SOUTHWELL - Value
£3,000,000 - Size
1200 sq m
