The existing church building was built to the designs of the Gothic architect John Lee and Sons in 1897, and incorporates red brick facades with Bath Stone dressings. Following an initial inspection PSL Engineers were appointed directly by the Church of England to complete structural assessments and remedial specifications for the leaning East Gable and Window, the South Window, and the leaning gables to the original entrance porch.
The Mintroom Dunstable LU5
Case Study: The Mintroom Dunstable LU5 Project Overview Existing Building Characteristics The existing structure is a two-storey building comprising: Commission & Scope of Work PSL Engineers were formally commissioned to undertake a comprehensive engineering assessment for the conversion of the former Winston Churchill public house into a fully fitted-out restaurant. The primary engineering challenge involved … Read more