One of the many different floors we have worked on...
Sir Robert Smirke’s magnificent Greek Revival façade of the British Museum is as imposing an example of late Georgian public architecture as London can offer. Once inside, the delights continue, helped by the careful use of a wide range of natural building materials…
Grade II
Main Contractor
To replace defective paving in a number of galleries
So that the Museum galleries could remain open, all work is carried out once the Museum had closed for the day and then made good and cleared in good time for reopening the following morning.
The defective paving includes marble, limestone and slate. Matching materials are sourced for each and, once the damaged stone has been carefully removed, cut to shape and bedded in using the appropriate mortar.
The defective paving includes marble, limestone and slate. Matching materials are sourced for each and, once the damaged stone has been carefully removed, cut to shape and bedded in using the appropriate mortar.
Materials:
Masonry
Natural Stone
Work:
Restoration
Sector:
Heritage