St Pauls Cathedral

Stonewest is honoured to have contributed to the multi-award winning preservation of St Pauls Cathedral. Works have included the cleaning and restoring of the Main West Front elevation and the subsequent redesign and laying of the OBE Chapel floor.

Stonewest also completed the landscaping of the South Churchyard, which depicts the original pre-Christopher Wren cloisters.
St Pancras International

Stonewest made a significant contribution to the remarkable transformation to St Pancras International involving the refurbishment of St Pancras Station buildings providing a high speed rail link to the Channel Tunnel portal.

Stonewest’s contract included cleaning, restoring, conserving & repairing the Grade 1 Listed masonry walls of the “train shed” & the formation of 17 new brickwork arches.
Selfridges, Oxford Street W1

This landmark store underwent high level stabilisation of structural masonry, carried out from a bespoke designed scaffold and erected from 1st floor level with Stonewest as Principal Contractors. Ensuring minimal impact to the retail trade of the countrys second largest department store was a high priority coupled with providing a suitable working environment for the Stonewest team of skilled employees.
Birmingham Town Hall

Acclaimed as the finest music hall in the country when it first opened in 1834, Birmingham Town Hall underwent an extensive £34million programme of restoration & conservation.

Stonewest meticulously scheduled £4million worth of stone repairs which required up to 30 masons and carvers, making this one of the largest stone masonry repair jobs in Europe at the time.
Cowdray Ruins Midhurst

Classified as "a building at risk" and in an area with “Schedule Ancient Monument Status”, Cowdray Tudor Mansion had been made inaccessible due to falling masonry.

Stonewest, working with their sister company St. Blaise, won the 2 year contract carrying out meticulous award winning conservation repairs allowing this 16th century building to re-open to the public, now both a visitor attraction and education facility.
14, Cornhill, London

Originally the Lloyds Bank headquarters at the heart of the square mile, in the City of London. A complex multidiscipline contract involving extensive refurnishment and redevelopment of the internal space and external facades in order to upgrade the original listed building following a change of use.

The success of the project personally endorsed by the client accurately demonstrates Stonewest's substantial capabilities.

Principal & Specialist Contractors in Restoration, Conservation & New Build Masonry

Stonewest is one of the Country’s leading building restoration, conservation and stonemasonry companies.

In combining our knowledge of traditional building methods with modern management techniques, Stonewest can offer an unrivalled breadth and quality of service as both Principal & Specialist Contractors.

Stonewest are justly proud to have helped to create landmark buildings and restore, conserve and repair historic and listed buildings that will continue to provide a fitting testament to the quality and dedication of our team.

If you would like to discuss your current or future project needs, please contact us.

Brookwood WW1 ‘Memorial to the Missing’ completed (video inside)

11.11.15

No Known Grave WWI Memorial Brookwood Main Photo

Our Special Works team lead by Toby Moore recently completed the ‘Memorial to the Missing’ for our client the Common Wealth War Graves Commission. We have worked with the CWGC for many years on various new projects and for the conservation of the existing memorials under their control in the UK and abroad where quality of work is absolute and paramount. We were honoured to be asked to be involved with this project and our masonry team were rightly proud to build the foundations, source the materials, erect and work the six stele with slate plaques within the existing setting at Brookwood in Surrey. The memorial is dedicated to those who died in the Great War but who have no known grave and was unveiled by the Duke of Kent on the 4th Nov in time for Remembrance Sunday.The memorial holds the names of more than 260 servicemen who died in the UK, Ireland or at sea but did not feature in official records...

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St Pauls Cathedral

St Pancras International

Selfridges, Oxford Street W1

Birmingham Town Hall

Cowdray Ruins Midhurst

14, Cornhill, London

Principal & Specialist Contractors in Restoration, Conservation & New Build Masonry

Brookwood WW1 ‘Memorial to the Missing’ completed (video inside)