The law chambers building is an ‘Edwardian’ era, pressed-brick building built in 1901 by the renowned architect Francis Rattenbury*. Lovingly rehabilitated by its current owner over the last decade, the final piece of this work was to re-instate the brick parapets that were original and removed in the 60’s as they were allowing water into the building. Testament to the original design is the difference the parapets make to the overall feel of the structure.
We are grateful to be able to work on these significant buildings and thankful to owners who share our respect for built heritage.
