Existing-condition review
Measured information, opening-up strategy, records review and early risk identification.
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Renovation
+ reuse
Careful transformation of existing buildings, balancing new performance with character worth preserving.
BeforeAfter↔Start with what exists
Understand the building.
Then decide what changes.
Renovation depends on good information. Existing fabric, hidden conditions, structural capacity and service routes must be understood before programme and cost can be trusted.
The delivery strategy distinguishes clearly between repair, replacement and new intervention, then sequences each interface around what must remain.
Core scope
What’s included
Retention strategy
A clear distinction between repair, replacement, adaptation and new intervention.
Structural upgrades
Sequenced strengthening and temporary works coordinated with retained fabric.
Services integration
Improved comfort and performance without unnecessary damage to valuable material.
Occupied-site planning
Phasing, access, protection, noise and safety arrangements where use continues.
Repair-led closeout
Finishes, commissioning and care information appropriate to old and new work.
BeforeAfter↔
Project example
Stone House 07
An adaptive-reuse case study showing retained fabric and new construction in one clear sequence.
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