Buxton Crescent 5-star Hotel & Thermal Spa, Derbyshire

Buxton Crescent 5-star Hotel & Thermal Spa, Derbyshire

Buxton Crescent 5-star Hotel & Thermal Spa, Derbyshire

Renovation

A major structural and restoration project of the Crescent’s Georgian exterior and interior, to transform it into an exclusive 5-star hotel and thermal spa.

Client: The Osborne Group
Principal contractor: Vinci Construction
Architect: Curious
Building heritage: Grade l listed

Video and photos 3-6 kindly featured courtesy of Ensana hotels.

What we did

  • Extensive structural joinery restoration and repairs to floors, ceilings and load-bearing walls and beams
  • Original staircases, walls and windows restoration, repair and conservation joinery
  • Damp treatment throughout the building
  • Meticulous removal, restoration and repair of ornate stained glass ceiling lanterns
  • Original joinery performance and security improvements, including replacing decayed and rotten material using VAC-treated timber
  • Window security improvements, sound and draught proofing
  • Completed specialist surveys including timber, windows, damp and materials testing.

CLIENT REFERENCE

“Trinity Renovations worked tirelessly to meet our exacting standards on quality, cost and time at the Crescent. It’s an important heritage site and not a straightforward project, but we were impressed with Trinity’s approach, attitude, safety on site and final output.”

Senior Project Manager, Vinci Construction

“Trinity’s work was fundamental to the success of our project.”

Commercial Manager, Vinci Construction 

Oldham Town Hall, Greater Manchester

Oldham Town Hall, Greater Manchester

Oldham Town Hall, Greater Manchester

CONSERVATION & RENOVATION

Complete regeneration of the town hall internally and externally, together with a major new extension, to turn it into a unique cinema complex.

Client: Oldham Council
Principal contractor: Morgan Sindall
Architect: BDP
Building heritage: Grade ll listed 

What we did

  • Replication, restoration and conservation of heritage joinery and carpentry including floors, ceiling and staircases
  • Restoration of over 60 wooden internal doors, screens and extensive wall panelling
  • Renovation, repair and replacement of over 180 steel (crittall) and timber sash windows
  • Painstaking removal, restoration and protection of stained glass windows and doors
  • Window security improvements, sound and draught proofing
  • Steel window welding and sandcast ironmongery replacement
  • Final decoration of all joinery and woodwork for windows, doors, screens and wall panelling
  • Undertook specialist surveys including timber, windows, damp, materials testing, glasswork and joinery.

CLIENT REFERENCE

“We worked with Trinity Renovations on Oldham Town Hall and Lambeth Town Hall and couldn’t fault the quality of their workmanship on either project, or their approach to safety. Their delivery was hassle-free, on schedule and to budget. ”

Commercial Manager – Morgan Sindall

HSBC Bank, Bishopsgate, London

HSBC Bank, Bishopsgate, London

HSBC Bank, Bishopsgate, London

CONSERVATION & RENOVATION

External façade alterations to the main branch in the City of London, and major interior renovation and remodelling to modernise the branch and extend its accessibility.
Client: HSBC
Principal contractor: Overbury
Architect: A&Q Partnership London
Building heritage: Grade ll* listed

What we did

  • Alternations to the external Portland-stone façade
  • Conservation and restoration of original masonry and stonework
  • Masonry and stonework cleaning
  • Renovation, repair and replacement of façade’s timber casement windows
  • Meticulous removal, restoration and repair of ornate glass ceiling domes
  • Traditional lime mortar repairs and pointing
  • Carried out specialist surveys including windows, masonry and stonework.

CLIENT REFERENCE

“Trinity Renovations delivered urgent masonry services with great attention to detail, which prevented the project from being delayed. ”

Project Director – Overbury

Pitmaston House, Scientology, Birmingham

Pitmaston House, Scientology, Birmingham

Pitmaston House, Scientology, Birmingham

CONSERVATION & RENOVATION

Major conservation, renovation and refurbishment programme to transform this impressive neoclassical building from a neglected office space into a modern church and community venue.
Client: The Church of Scientology
Principal contractor: Vulcan Ellis
Architect: NJSR
Building heritage: Grade ll listed 

What we did

  • Restoration, replication and conservation of heritage masonry and stonework
  • Structural stonework repairs and protection of listed fittings, including plaster moulding
  • Stonework and brickwork restoration, reproduction and replacement
  • Restoration and replacement of over 140 steel (crittall) and timber sash windows
  • Window security improvements, sound and draught proofing
  • Removal, restoration and protection of stained glass windows and doors
  • Steel window welding and sandcast ironmongery replacement
  • Specialist surveys including timber, windows, damp, materials testing, drainage, roofing, masonry, glasswork and joinery.

CLIENT REFERENCE

“As a result of the excellent work Trinity Renovations carried out for the Church at Pitmaston House in Birmingham. They were the natural choice for us to complete renovation work at our Duckworth Mills site in Manchester. Trinity worked diligently and safely and closed out this project for us once again on time and to budget.”

Project Completions Manager – The Church of Scientology

“We were delighted to work with Trinity Renovations on renovating Pitmaston House and enabling us to open it to our local community. They worked collaboratively with us, showing great skill and dedication. They also achieved all of our deadlines and budget goals.”

Project Director on Pitmaston House – Clearview Management

“We were impressed with Trinity Renovations and how they managed to restore so much of Pitmaston House’s original masonry and stonework, and so many of its windows that we thought were beyond repair!”

Conservation Officer – Birmingham City Council