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P r o d u c t s & S e r v i c e s
BCD Special Report on
Historic Churches
18th annual edition
47
Index
Archaeologists. ................................ 47
Architects.............................................. 47
Building Contractors................. 50
Cherry Picker Access...................... 51
Damp & Timber Decay...................... 51
Decorative &
Stained Glass........................................ 51
Display Equipment............................ 51
Door & Window Fittings............ 51
Fine Joinery............................................. 51
Floor & Wall Tiles ........................... 51
Heating..................................................... 51
Interiors Consultants &
Conservators...................................... 51
Masonry Cleaning........................... 51
Materials Analysts. ........................ 51
Metalwork............................................. 51
Mortars & Renders.......................... 51
Organ Builders &
Restorers................................................. 52
Plasterwork......................................... 52
Publications......................................... 52
Quantity Surveyors....................... 52
Roof Drainage.................................... 52
Roofing Contractors &
Materials. ............................................... 52
Rope access............................................ 52
Sculpture................................................ 53
Statuary................................................... 53
Stone........................................................... 53
Structural Engineers................... 54
Structural Repairs &
Stabilisation......................................... 55
Surveyors. .............................................. 55
Textiles. .................................................... 55
Wall Painting
Conservators...................................... 55
Window Protection....................... 55
Everything Else................................... 55
Archaeologists
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Architects
ACANTHUS CLEWS ARCHITECTS
Acanthus House, 57 Hightown Road,
Banbury, Oxfordshire OX16 9BE
Tel 01295 702600 Fax 01295 702601
Email architects@
acanthusclews.co.uk
www.acanthusclews.co.uk
As a result of its expert knowledge
of ecclesiastical buildings, Acanthus
Clews has undertaken grant-aided
repairs and reordering in many
Grade I and II* churches,
incorporating new facilities, seating,
heating and lighting, together with
major projects at Llandaff and
Coventry cathedrals. The practice’s
AABC Accredited architects are
approved by 10 dioceses, including
Oxford and London and its work at
St Thomas of Canterbury Church,
Goring on Thames, was awarded
the RIBA South Conservation
Award 2010.
ANTHONY SHORT AND
PARTNERS LLP
34 Church Street, Ashbourne,
Derbyshire DE6 1AE
Tel 01335 340890 Fax 01335 300624
Email info@asap-architects.com
www.asap-architects.com
Established in 1966, Anthony Short
and Partners specialises in
‘conservative’ repair and reuse of
historic buildings. The firm’s client
list includes private individuals,
church and cathedral bodies. It is
currently appointed architects for
some 130 churches, several Grade I
or II*, in three dioceses and has
successfully completed numerous
church reorderings and repairs.
Secular work includes sympathetic
listed building repair and
refurbishment, conversions and
extensions, surveys and feasibility
and conservation studies. The
practice is familiar with all forms of
grant supported work and is
sympathetic to the needs and
financial constraints of churches,
public bodies and community
groups. CAD facilities are used
where appropriate. Client
satisfaction and attention to detail
are the highest priorities.