OVERVIEW
A high quality Duchy of Cornwall project called Kew An Lergh (Cornish for Way Close) delivering a range of community benefits including a nursery school, offices, shops and restaurant in three Arts and Crafts style buildings grouped around a landscaped courtyard.
Challenge:
AVS were appointed to work closely with the Duchy team, architect and engineer to provide product solutions in line with the architect’s design intent for the project, retaining the overall character and design of the intended buildings.
Solution:
AVS provided a full drawing package including unit design calculations and reinforcement details for all units including provisions for any potential site handling issues prior to delivery of the stone reinforcements. A varied range of products were required from 8kg to 630kg including self supporting and structural elements.
Result:
Products designed and supplied by AVS included window and door surrounds, name plaques, a bell tower along with a feature arched main entrance surround with a replica Sea Campion, the emblem for that quarter of Nansledan, contributing to the design attributes of the Kew An Lergh complex.
Client: Duchy of Cornwall
Architect: ADAM Architecture & ALA Architecture
Project: Kew An Lergh, Nansleden, Newquay
Materials: Wet Cast Stone
Colour: Bathstone with Medium Etch Finish
Approx. tonnes of stone supplied: 34
Start: Sept 2021 | May: 2023
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