St Saviour’s Church
Le Lay Architects · Pimlico, Westminster, London, United Kingdom · 2017
Projects / Project
Holy Trinity Church, Sloane Square
A long-term conservation appointment supports a Grade I Victorian church known as the Cathedral of the Arts and Crafts, combining condition surveys, repairs, access and new community facilities.
- Client
- Holy Trinity Church
- Status
- Ongoing appointment
- Heritage
- Grade I listed Victorian church
- Original architect
- John Dando Sedding
- Scope
- Quinquennial surveys, repairs, heating, meeting spaces, catering and disabled access
- Published project cost
- £2,500,000
The story
The story behind the work.
Designed by John Dando Sedding, Holy Trinity is a Grade I listed church of national significance for its Arts and Crafts interior, Pre-Raphaelite furnishings and stained glass. Le Lay Architects has worked with the church for more than ten years through its appointment as Quinquennial Inspector.
The practice provides five-year condition surveys and advice on major repairs, heating and the everyday care of the building fabric, art and furnishings. Its work also includes meeting spaces, catering facilities and disabled access, helping the historic church remain useful to its congregation and wider community.
Credits
- Conservation and design practice
- Le Lay Architects
- Quinquennial Inspector
- Jonathan Goode
The practice