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Timber plankeddoor retained,repaired andredecorated.
Existingwindowopening
Existingwindowopening
Stone Wall
Stone Wall
New paintedtimber frameglass screenin existingdoor opening,recessed inopening.
Stoneboundarywall
Sitting RoomArea
Wall heads reconstructed to height to reflect the structureat the time of listing, as can reasonably be identified fromphotographs, consolidated and capped with turf to protectfrom further decay
Existing opening retainedand new oak lintel installedover and masonryconsolidated andstrengthened above toStructural Engineer'sdetails.
New blackpainted castmetal gutters.
Stone slate roof re-laid overnew timber roofing battens onbreathable roofing membraneover existing, repaired timberrafters/trusses (as StructuralEngineer's details). Insulationintegrated between and undermodern rafters, retaining historicroof timbers exposed.
Wall heads reconstructed to height to reflect the structureat the time of listing, as can reasonably be identified fromphotographs, consolidated and capped with turf to protectfrom further decay
Existing blocked up windowopenings retained blocked in.
Where Structural Engineerdeems in-fill to be unstable, itis to be removed and re-built.
Existing stone ridgetiles re-used andre-bedded on limemortar.
New insulated concrete ground floorconstruction with stone flagg finish,incorporating underfloor heating.
New blackpainted castmetal gutters.
Approx 2065mm
New double glazed timber windows inreconstructed openings to matchexisting timber window remnants.
Openingreconstructed
Existing external walls: openjoints and cavities packedand deep-pointed to fill voidsand cavities, as necessary toslabilise the wall, but notre-pointed to surface, tomaintain current appearance.
Existing external walls: openjoints and cavities packedand deep-pointed to fill voidsand cavities, as necessary toslabilise the wall, but notre-pointed to surface, tomaintain current appearance.
Ground line acrosscourtyard, whichnaturally reducestowards mill.
North wall lined with 50mmwood-fibre insulation board(25mm to window reveals)and finished withlime-plaster skim finish.
Flue painted darkgrey (RAL 7003) toblend in againstbackground stoneand kept belowridge line.
Existing masonrywall consolidated
and repointed
Existing timber trusses &purlins to be repaired inworkshop, in accordancewith Structural Engineer'sdesigns.
CB
CB
New concrete foundations toStructural Engineer's design.
New buried waste pipesand gas supply pipe
through existing openingsin mill walls.
New timber planked door to reconstructedopening, with timber frame, all to reflectoriginal door as per photograph from 1975.Ironmongery salvaged from site as possibleand supplemented with new, to match. Newglazed door behind.
Approx.185.51
Existing timber windowrepaired where possibleslim-line double glazedintroduced.
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Mill wall reconstructed toform and height to reflectthe structure at the time oflisting, as can reasonablybe identified fromphotographs and to 300mmbeyond reinstated formerwindows.
Stone Wall
Existing fireplace,previously made intoan opening retainedand new aluminiumdouble glazedwindow inserteddeep into reveal.
Newcastirongutters.
Stone slates for theroof, supplementedby salvaged stoneslates from the site..
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Wall heads reconstructed toheight to reflect the structure atthe time of listing, as canreasonably be identified fromphotographs, consolidated andcapped with turf to protect fromfurther decay
Existing external walls: openjoints and cavities packedand deep-pointed to fill voidsand cavities, as necessary toslabilise the wall, but notre-pointed to surface, tomaintain current appearance.
New Code 4 lead soakers and Code 5lead cover flashings at abutment oflean-to to the mill building. Reconstructedroof to be lowered in pitch to bringabutment below first floor window sill levelto all more robust weather proofing to beprovided.
Rebuilt masonry not tied into millbuilding to allow differentialmovement. Joint packed andpointed up with lime mortar toprovide additional buttressing ofthe mill building andweatherproof junction.
Stone Wall
Existing blocked up first floor window openingsbehind remaining (decayed) timber window
frames. Existing timber secured where at riskand treated with timber preservative.
Existing partially blockedup window entirelyblocked, including "slot".
Existingwindowopening
Existingwindowopening
Existingwindowopening
Timber planked doorretained, repairedand redecorated.
Wall heads reconstructed to height to reflect thestructure at the time of listing, as can reasonably beidentified from photographs, consolidated and cappedwith turf to protect from further decay
New cast metal gutterand downspout.
Existing infill removedand new openabletimber window frame,manufactured to matchexisting windowelements.
New slim-linedouble glazedopenable timberwindows to matchexisting, inexisting openings.
Stone slates for theroof, supplementedby salvaged stoneslates from the site..
Existing window openingsretained and new dark greypowder coated aluminium slidingsash windows installed in SunRoom wall behind. UnglazedAccoya timber windows (tomatch existing) set into existingmill wall openings.
Lean-to extendedNorth to createASHP enclosure.
Existing window openingblocked up, for safetyreasons as StructuralEngineer's detailDR-S-27003.
Existing blockedup window openingretained but rebuiltas elsewhere.
New gas fired boilers to supplyradiators and hot and coldwater supply to supplementASHPs. New flue through Eastwall of barn, with mesh guards,painted to match colour of thestone (RAL 7035 - Light Grey).
Existing external walls: openjoints and cavities packedand deep-pointed to fill voidsand cavities, as necessary toslabilise the wall, but notre-pointed to surface, tomaintain current appearance.
Existing blockedup windowopenings. Infillreconstructed tomake secure.
Existing blockedup windowopenings. Infillreconstructed tomake secure.
Existing window openingretained blocked up - timberwindow frame missing. Infillreconstructed to makesecure.
Existing window openingsretained blocked up, but infillrebuilt for safety reasons asStructural Engineer's detailDR-S-27003.
Existingwindowopening
Existing window openingsretained blocked up, but infillrebuilt for safety reasons asStructural Engineer's detailDR-S-27003.
Existing external walls: openjoints and cavities packedand deep-pointed to fill voidsand cavities, as necessary toslabilise the wall, but notre-pointed to surface, tomaintain current appearance.
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Existing blocked up first floor window openingbehind remaining (decayed) timber window
frames. Existing timber secured where at riskand treated with timber preservative.
Existing partiallyinfilled openingre-opened up.
Existing window opening with remaining (decayed)timber window frame. Existing timber windowelements repaired in current condition and state,preservative applied and new recessive dark greypowder coated aluminium sliding sash windowsinstalled behind, set-back in reveal.
Existing window opening: unsafe infill removedbehind remaining (decayed) timber window frame.Existing timber window elements repaired incurrent condition, preservative applied and newrecessive dark grey powder coated aluminiumsliding sash windows installed in set-back wall
Existing windowopening retainedblocked up, but infillrebuilt for safetyreasons as StructuralEngineer's detailDR-S-27003.
Existing window openingretained and new dark greypowder coated aluminiumwindow installed in new Studywall behind. Unglazed Accoyatimber window (to matchexisting) set into existing millwall opening.
Existing stone lean-to structure re-built on Structural Engineer's advice. Allowing fortaking down existing ruined masonry walls and remaining sections of roof, retaining allsalvageable material securely on site, casting a new concrete raft foundation/baseslab and re-building with the re-used stone and lime mortar rubble core walls, tooriginal size and position (with extended section to the North). New timber roofmembers and stone slate roofing to be introduced and timber lintels over openings.
Rebuilt masonry not tiedinto mill building to allowdifferential movement.Joint packed and pointedup with lime mortar toprovide additionalbuttressing of the millbuilding andweatherproof junction.
New Code 5 lead flashingto wall head to furtherprevent water ingress.
75 x 300mmventilation slotsto provide airflow aroundASHPs
NewCR01-2rooflight
Painted verticalboarded, ledgedand bracedtimber doors.
TCA
Revision No:Drawing No:Job No:
Date:Drawn By:Scale:
Job Title:
Client:
Drawing Title:
Mr. A. Sutcliffe
Proposed Residential Conversion of theSpital Buildings, How Lane, Castleton
Proposed Mill Elevations
1:50 @ A1 TJC Apr 2019
P/04 MCSB01
Tom Crooks Architecture Ltd.7 Moorland Road, Hathersage,Hope Valley, Derbyshire, S32 1BH
T: 01433 440 466 ⌂ E: [email protected]
Company Registered in England and WalesCompany Registration No.09432902
© Copyright Tom Crooks Architecture Ltd. 2019
No dimensions are to be scaled from this drawing; alldimensions and sizes to be verified on site.
No structural information is to be taken from thesedrawings - refer to Structural Engineer's drawings.
Rev: Description: Date:A Revised for Pre-application May 2019
SubmissionB Revised Pod Design May 2019C Revised for Pre-application May 2019
AdviceD Revised for further pre-app Oct 2019
to Client's changesE Revised for further pre-app Oct 2019
to Client's changesF Revised for further pre-app Oct 2019
to Client's changesG Revised for Planning App Jan 2020H Revised for Planning App Mar 2020I Revised for Planning App Apr 2020J Revised for Planning Validation June 2020K 2nd Flr window frames added Aug 2020L Revised extent to rebuilding of Sept 2020
mill walls & pods resized.2 rooflights omitted & additionalmill window opened
M Revised for Planning App Nov 2020
Proposed East Mill Elevation(Scale 1:50)
0 5m
Proposed West Mill Elevation(Scale 1:50)
Proposed South Mill Elevation(Scale 1:50)
Survey data prepared by Starr Surveys for use bythe Client. The Architect takes no responsibility forthe accuracy of that data or subsequent drawingsprepared on the basis of that data.
