St Mary’s Church, Pembroke Dock PDL are engaged to oversee the demolition of a large outbuilding within the grounds of the Church and Rectory, which has become derelict and unsafe over the years. The intention is to make safe the party walls, repair and re-render and eventually create a car park for staff and disabled…
Redundant Chapels Both Julian and Andrew have two interesting projects to deal with, that unfortunately, due to COVID 19, are still at the early stages of the architectural design process. Julian is dealing with one on the border of Carmarthenshire, whilst the other that Pembroke Design have secured, is located in mid-Pembrokeshire. Each project has…
10 HIGH STREET, HAVERFORDWEST Previous Next PDL are delighted to have completed the restoration of No.10 High Street, Haverfordwest, one of many restoration projects undertaken + managed by the practice in connection with the Townscape Heritage Initiative.
Pembroke Castle Previous Next Restoration and conservation, interpretative centre, new café and improvements to interior and access etc., to this Scheduled Ancient Monument. Retained consultants to the Castle for on going works for all conservation, new build projects and tableaus / historic exhibitions.
Martello Tower Front Street Pembroke Dock Previous Next Conversion of former gun tower to tourist information centre and museum with new bridge link to Quay wall and co-ordinating the exhibition to tell the story of the towns long involvement with the 3 armed forces over nearly 200 years. The tower will form the centre piece…
Re-Use of Redundant Building – Conversion of Gelli Aur Mansion into Rehabilitation Centre for Services Personnel, Llandeilo Previous Next The practice are honoured to be involved in this very worthy appeal to provide a peaceful environment for services personnel returning from war conflicts where mental rehabilitation from post traumatic stress disorders is vital to their…
Churches and Chapels throughout Pembrokeshire and West Wales Previous Next Over a dozen multi-denominational buildings for worship that have been conserved and restored for modern day use, many utilising creative re-use of redundant buildings, principles and many requiring specialist conservation works to the fabric.