Sympathetic conversion of Victorian barn into contemporary home
When a Victorian barn undergoes a significant conversion into a modern contemporary home, one of the key challenges from a planning perspective is to retain the original character of the property.
Lewth Hall Barn needed a major overhaul, both to its exterior and interior, requiring a forensic approach to sourcing reclaimed bricks, paving and timbers in keeping with its original design and aesthetics.
Working with Preston-based John Robinson contractors, we helped them source the right materials to enable their careful heritage restoration of the property into a four bedroom home, along with the conversion of outbuildings into garages and workshops.
A key feature of this project was the use of reclaimed bricks of similar age and origin to the building. Our extensive range of bricks, such as Accrington brick, drag wire cut brick and hand made bricks, enabled the architects and contractors to get an accurate match.
"When you're working on restoration projects, getting the right materials isn't optional. The brick and stone need to match the character of the original building and satisfy the architect's specification. Martin Edwards understood exactly what we were trying to achieve and supplied the materials we needed, in the quantities we needed, helping keep the project moving smoothly."
John Robinson Contractors
Reclaimed building materials provided for this project included...
Yorkshire & Indian stone paving, setts, kerbs and traditional cobblestone.
Traditional beech, block and pine flooring reclaimed from residential and commercial properties.
Reclaimed roofing materials including slate, clay, concrete, ridge tiles and profile sheeting.
Wire cut. Accrington. Hand-made. Extensive stocks of reclaimed bricks and building stone.
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