Refurbishment of New Cumnock Town Hall
Project Overview
This project involved the refurbishment of the derelict and dilapidated 1888 built New Cumnock Town Hall, the building was returned to its original footprint by the sensitive demolition of ad-hoc extensions and its complete internal strip out. A major stabilisation exercise was carried out on the west gable which was in danger of collapse which then allowed the installation of DPM and waterproofing measures. The full exterior of the building was conserved and restored including the infilling of redundant openings using traditional stone.
Scope of Work
A new modern underfloor heating system was incorporated within the ground floor along with traditional radiators within the first floor, the building is served by a new plantroom located within a new extension. The interior of the building was reinstated with high quality joinery finishes to create a traditional style in keeping with the age of the building and the requirements of the client, a high-quality fit-out was also completed. The building provides a fully flexible venue for all the needs of the community.
- Grade “B” listed building
- Conservation works and sensitive demolition
- Structural repairs and stabilisation works, including existing flying buttresses
- Remedial tanking and waterproofing measures
- Refurbishment works internal and external
- Façade repairs and refurbishment
- Roof and stone work repairs and refurbishment
- Metalwork & cast iron repair and refurbishment
- Window repairs and renewal
- Design & installation of mechanical & electrical services systems incl. underfloor heating
- New Extension
- Plaster and cornice replacement
- New lift installation
- Sensitive treatment of historic features within main hall
- Specialist kitchen and fixed furniture fit-out
- Painterwork and floor finishes
- Fully flexible bespoke Audio-Visual System
- New external stone fire escape stair, external hard and soft landscaping and street furniture