Showing posts with label Refurbishment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Refurbishment. Show all posts

Sunday, 15 August 2010

Batley Town Hall Refurbishment Update - 15.08.2010


The refurbishment of Batley Town Hall continues at a pace. The public foyers and staircases are being refurbished to a high standard and have unveiled ornate tiles which have been painted over for nearly 30 years! A new lift is also being installed  to allow better access to the main hall and meeting rooms.



 

Monday, 9 August 2010

Refurbishment of Huddersfield Town Hall Reception Room - Update 09.08.10

The refurbishment of the Reception Room continues as pace. New Cabling is being fitted behind the skirting boards and a new screen is being fitted on the main wall to bring the Reception Room into the 21st Century. Not sure what the toilet is doing in the room but we will skim over that!!! More pictures to follow soon...

Sunday, 1 August 2010

Dewsbury Town Hall Refurbishment Update - 01.08.10

Picture 1 - The scaffolding starts to come down from the newly refurbished clock tower.

Picture 2 - Brand new lead work and paint job

Picture 3 - The decoration just above the clock face has been cleaned

Picture 4 - A sneaky peak at the refurbished clockface with its gold leaf details

Picture 5 - The golden colour of the newly cleaned stonework






Dewsbury Town Hall Refurbishment Update - 01.08.10

Picture 1 - The view from the top of the clocktower!

Picture 2 - The clock has been repaint including goldleaf detailing

Picture 3 - Ornate stonework standing nearly 6ft high on the clock tower.

Picture 4 - A view of the completed roof on Old Wakefield Rd

Picture 5 - The scaffolding is being erected over the main concert hall for the next phase.





Dewsbury Town Hall Refurbishment Update - 01.08.10

Picture 1 - New stone work has been installed to replace damaged parts of the building

Picture 2 - Some of the detail on the clocktower

Picture 3 - The stonework has been cleaned with 12% acid and water solution. The pillars and archway lead to the bells

Picture 4 - The bells still insitue

Picture 5 - The base of the town still to be cleaned