Feilden Clegg Bradley, architects of Bath, set to work designing the new monastery in late summer 2004, but not before Peter Clegg, Gill Smith and Louise Blackler, the project architects, had experienced a day in the life of the nuns of Stanbrook Abbey. They even got up in time for Vigils at 6.00 a.m!
They listened to our ideas and thoughts, and soon a new Stanbrook Abbey was taking shape on paper.
Image: The scheme
The architects were asked to provide
ENCLOSURE
- 29 cells
- a refectory and kitchen
- offices
- a calefactory, chapter house and sacristy
- novitiate
- library
- laundry and sewing areas
- cloisters
- infirmary
SHARED ACCOMMODATION
- church
- parlours
- meeting rooms
- exhibition space
GUEST ACCOMODATION
- bedrooms
- dining room and kitchen
- library
Image: Ground floor plan 2005
Image: North Elevation
Image: South Elevation
Image: West elevation
Image: Section through the courtyard
Image: Section through the courtyard 2
THE DESIGN TEAM
Architects: Feilden Clegg Bradley LLP
Landscape Architect: Camlin Lonsdale
Structural Engineer, Drainage
and Civil Engineer: Structures One
M & E Engineer: Faber Maunsell
Quantity Surveyor, Project Manager and CDM Co-Ordinator: Davis Langdon LLP
Main Contractor: William Birch & Sons Ltd
Clerk of Works: Hickton Consultants Ltd
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