Building Work: Pump House Heritage, Longsdon, Staffordshire
Turning an old Water Pumping Station into a 21st Century Home.
Staying true to the Pump House’s character, features were accurately depicted and replicated in places that are appropriate for domestic dwelling. New windows were introduced with sensitivity for the style of existing windows. The blue bricks on the cills were hand-made specials, as were the red archway bricks. Materials were carefully sourced to ensure the character of the building remained. There was a lot of breaking out of concrete and suspended floors in this job, to re-configure floor and ceiling heights. This was primarily done to create larger living areas complimenting the scale and form of the original windows.
Turning an old Water Pumping Station into a 21st Century Home.
Staying true to the Pump House’s character, features were accurately depicted and replicated in places that are appropriate for domestic dwelling. New windows were introduced with sensitivity for the style of existing windows. The blue bricks on the cills were hand-made specials, as were the red archway bricks. Materials were carefully sourced to ensure the character of the building remained. There was a lot of breaking out of concrete and suspended floors in this job, to re-configure floor and ceiling heights. This was primarily done to create larger living areas complimenting the scale and form of the original windows.