St. Andrew with St. Luke, Stoke Damerel

  • Ecclesiastical

A Church has stood on this site since the 1200s.  The Grade II* listed Church is unusual because a plaque in the Church records a continuous roll of Rectors dating back to 1310; it has a fascinating history.  The building as it stands is one of only a few Georgian Churches in Plymouth, albeit much modified by the Victorians.

The project involved the creation of a new level stone floor with underfloor heating, to enable the elegant space to be used for a wide variety of uses by the Church and wider community.  The work involved excavation to create new levels for the insulated floor and new MEP services.

More projects

  • Church of St Sylvester, Chivelstone

    Conservation of Medieval pulpit

  • St Andrew’s Minster Church, Plymouth

    Stonework conservation and repair to historic tower

  • St. Mary & St. Gabriel, Stoke Gabriel

    Sensitive extension with new facilities to Grade I listed Church