Over the years, Hook Mason have provided architectural services to our client assisting in the design and construction of 4 unique and individual houses that form part of a portfolio of luxury holiday properties in a rural location. These include full refurbishment and extension of traditional Herefordshire cottages and the construction of new houses in […]
ETL Systems are world leaders in RF and satellite communication technology. Having bought the site in Madley, Hook Mason were appointed to obtain planning consent for the design and construction of their new offices and associated facilities.
The listed entrance gates to Hill Court suffered significant damage from a vehicle impact. The iron gates and stone piers were carefully recorded and then dismantled to allow their reconstruction. Hook Mason prepared very detailed drawings and a specification of works for the reconstruction work, identifying as much of the original fabric to be retained […]
3-4 Bath Street form part of the Grade I listed properties located in the centre of the World Heritage City of Bath and contain a mixture of residential and commercial properties. Hook Mason have undertaken major roof repairs and maintenance work on these buildings including careful reconstruction of the leadwork.
Hook Mason were approached by Usk Town Council to assist them with the design for a plinth and interpretation board to celebrate the work of Alfred Russel Wallace, the great Victorian naturalist and explorer whose work sits alongside that of Charles Darwin on the theory of evolution through natural selection. Working in conjunction with the […]
2 Broadgate was formally the famous Tinley’s Café located in Cathedral Yard opposite Exeter Cathedral. The building is now occupied by Pizza Express with residential accommodation on the upper floors. Hook Mason were appointed by the owners to undertake extensive conservation repairs and refurbishment of this Grade II listed building.
Following a devastating fire that destroyed much of this important city centre site, Hook Mason were appointed to obtain planning and listed building consent to redevelop the properties whilst retaining the important historic façade of Alban House. Following many years of complex negotiations to find a viable use for this difficult site a mixed scheme […]
Hook Mason assisted the owners of Newton Court Cider in obtaining planning consent for the redevelopment of the existing farm buildings into a new retail and visitor centre
Hook Mason had a five-year framework agreement with English Heritage, during which period we were asked to put forward proposals for a new Visitor Centre to replace the small timber kiosk situated on the Castle’s Barbican. The potential archaeological significance of the Barbican and its small size led to the decision to site the new […]
The £2.2m pool for Herefordshire Council is located adjacent to the existing Leominster Leisure Centre. The project includes a new reception area allowing access to both the dry and wet sports and a new café area. The 6 lane 25m pool includes lane racing facilities and a dedicated area for learners. The internal environment is […]