Overview
This project saw £1.2m investment enabling works to be carried out to St Mary’s in the Market Square. The works include opening up the ground floor to accommodate the library while the first floor will include a museum, exhibition and performance space, as well as an access point for digitised archive collections.
On the ground floor, work includes exposing the church’s 19th century columns, incorporating etched glass screens into the new layout and retaining the altar, choir stalls and pews at the east end in a study area.
While one end of the first floor will have a balcony overlooking the level below, its central space will be occupied by a flexible performance and exhibition space.
The project has secured a £1.2m grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund in order to complete the works.
Client
The Guild of St. Mary’s
Project
St. Mary’s Church, Lichfield
Value
£1.2 million
Role
Project Manager & Quantity Surveyor
Procurement
Traditional
Duration
38 weeks
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£530,000South Shropshire District CouncilQUANTITY SURVEYOR
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£800kBirmingham DiocesePROJECT MANAGER, QUANTITY SURVEYOR & PRINCIPAL DESIGNER
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£1.2 millionThe Guild of St. Mary'sQUANTITY SURVEYOR & PROJECT MANAGER
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£700kDorset County Council and the National TrustQUANTITY SURVEYOR