Corbel Architects are very pleased to have been appointed by the Trustees of Chard Museum to lead the Design Team for their 50 Years and Beyond – Stories and Spaces Project.
Toneworks in Wellington is one of the best-preserved cloth finishing works in the country, its sheer scale, and the fact that it still contains most of the original machinery have a rare significance and corresponding Grade II* listed status.
Grade II listed St Bernadette’s church is located on Wells Road Bristol and is recognised for its striking double hyperbolic paraboloid roof structure and modernist architectural design.
Built in 1899 by Henry Joseph Van Trump the Collar Factory, alongside two sister factories in Bridgwater, manufactured collars, shirts and other items of clothing. This continued until 1964, after which the building was taken over by Barnicotts, and put into other use. Corbel worked closely alongside both Forward Space and SHAPE Design to advise on the repair scheme and design the extensive new M&E system that would facilitate the state-of-the-art office facility.
Situated within the grounds of the Dunster Estate directly adjacent to the river Avill, the Watermill tea room building provided refreshments for visitors to the Castle and surrounding areas.
Built in 1912 by local entrepreneur Victor Cox, the Curzon Cinema is one of the oldest and longest running cinemas in the country. It’s huge scale and classical style of Architecture make this an imposing building on Clevedon’s skyline.
