Showcasing Stained Glass at All Saints Church, Hawkhurst, Kent

CASE STUDY

PROPERTY

Grade II listed Victorian church conversion

CONSTRAINT

arched, circular and stained-glass windows

CONCERN

heat loss

SOLUTION

heritage-friendly bespoke secondary glazing units

OVERVIEW

Designed by prolific architect Sir George Gilbert Scott and constructed in 1861, this small village church was saved from demolition when developers Freelands bought the property in 2017.

Sympathetically restoring and remodelling All Saints into five exclusive dwellings, it was important for the level of comfort inside the building to match its high-end aesthetic.

WHAT WE DID

We designed and installed our bespoke secondary glazed units, which we meticulously prepared to insulate the old church windows in style. Accent colours were used to complement interior decor whilst preserving the heritage feel of the building.

THE RESULT

Take a look at the finished results

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