The indoor market (1973) is a multi-level building containing a fish market and a delicatessen, as well as stalls selling clothes, haberdashery, footwear, jewellery, gemstones, and confectionery. A new extension has now been built at the abutment of the Leicester Corn Exchange (which was originally constructed as a trading centre constructed in 1850). This new more »
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Develin Tower – Tower of London
Develin Tower is 1 of the 21 towers which make up the Tower of London castle complex, covering 18 acres of magnificent architecture. The Tower of London is one of the world’s most famous fortresses as well as a Palace and a Prison making it a great visitor attraction for visitors to the city of more »
St Edburgs Church, Bicester
Dating back to the early 17th century, St Edburg’s is a grade one listed church in the heart of Bicester, Oxfordshire. Norman & Underwood Conservation were appointed to undertake works to the west tower area which consisted of removing the existing flooring and hardwood panelling, as well as creating a new frontage, and installing limecrete more »
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Holy Cross, Daventry
Holy Cross is the main parish church in Daventry, Northamptonshire and was built sometime between 1752 and 1758. The foundation stone for the present Church building was laid on 8 April 1752 and the Church took 6 years to complete and the only addition to the original church was the central porch which was added more »
Dome of the Rock, Israel
The Dome of the Rock mosque in Jerusalem is Islam’s third most holy site. Built in 688-691 by the Muslim ruler Abd el Malik, it marks the spot where Mohammed ascended into heaven and where Abraham was ordered to kill his son Isaac. In 1992, King Hussein of Jordan personally funded a $8.4 million project more »
Fire & Rescue Station, Birstall
Norman & Underwood were employed by B&K Services Ltd to install the stainless steel facade cladding. We liaised with Pick Everard Architects to realise their conceptual design and used our specialist knowledge of facade cladding techniques to enable the random seam and shingle cladding. Close communication was required with all parties to sequence the works more »
The Hive, Worcester
The new Worcester Library & History Centre was an innovative partnership development between Worcestershire County Council and the University of Worcester to create Europe’s first fully integrated public and university library. Known as The Hive, the dramatic building features seven roof cones for natural stack ventilation and is clad in 16,000 TECU & gold shingles. more »
