




These took place across three residential properties on site: the main vicarage, a basement flat, and a top floor flat. All three properties remained occupied throughout the works, requiring careful planning and coordination to minimise disruption to residents.
Phase 1 involved the full replacement of the UPVC windows throughout the properties, alongside the repair and redecoration of the existing timber windows, restoring all three homes to a consistent, high-quality standard. While scaffolding remained in place, further surveys identified structural repairs required to the building’s masonry walls and chimneys.
Working closely with the client, we continued into a second phase of works, carrying out the necessary structural repairs while the scaffold access was still available – avoiding the cost and disruption of a future remobilisation.
Throughout both phases, close collaboration between all parties as well as sub-contractors and engineers ensured the works remained aligned with the client’s budget, while maintaining the quality and attention to detail the project demanded.
The team at Gunning London were very pragmatic in their approach when it came to the processing of waste materials and were able to reclaim, recycle or re-use 95% of the materials used.
Pete Newman – Property Manager, University of the Arts London