With several listed buildings across the campus, safeguarding heritage value was essential. We prepared a comprehensive estate masterplan identifying priority upgrades from structural improvements to energy efficiency measures. Ensuring all proposals aligned with conservation requirements.

The Science Department refurbishment focused on creating flexible, collaborative, and safety‑compliant teaching environments. Spaces were redesigned to separate practical and theoretical zones, improve circulation and increase technology integration. The upgrade also enhanced building safety systems to support the handling of hazardous materials and contemporary teaching requirements.

Much of the original science building was rebuilt following a fire in 1844 and is now on the Protected Buildings Register for its architectural and historic significance. As a result, all interventions from window repair to re‑roofing required rigorous material selection and strict adherence to conservation standards.

The sports pavilion was seen as a viable option for redevelopment to support increased and varied use by multiple teams. Originally orientated towards the cricket pitch, its layout no longer served current operational needs. The project introduced a sensitive extension facing the rugby pitch, alongside internal refurbishments including adaptable changing rooms. All works preserved the historic external appearance, retained the original player entrance ‘journey’ and maintained the pavilion’s architectural significance.