As part of our wider restoration works at a local church, this project involved the construction of a bespoke stone and blockwork enclosure designed to house air handling units while helping to minimise operational noise within the surrounding area.
The enclosure was carefully designed to complement the character of the church and surrounding buildings, ensuring the finished structure was both practical and visually sympathetic to its historic setting.
Project highlights included:
✔️ Construction of new blockwork housing for air handling equipment
✔️ Installation of natural stone facing to match the surrounding environment
✔️ Stone capping detail for a high-quality finish
✔️ Noise-reduction enclosure designed to minimise sound transfer
✔️ Integration with the wider church restoration and repointing works
The completed structure provides a durable and effective housing solution for the air handling units while maintaining the appearance and character of the site. Particular attention was paid to the masonry detailing to ensure the new enclosure blended seamlessly with its surroundings.
Projects like this demonstrate how specialist masonry and construction work can deliver practical solutions without compromising on appearance, even within sensitive or historic environments.