The Masonic Hall, Londonderry
Londonderry
Ireland
Mortar restoration
Masonic hall
RM
Built in 1754 and formerly known as the Bishop’s Palace; the building was once home to Bishop Harvey, Earl of Bristol, who had it largely reconstructed to his design. In 1798 it was used as a barracks and the gardens became a parade ground to the city walls.
Reference identification data
- Construction project:
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Façade restoration / natural stone
- Building type:
- Historically protected / historically valuable buildings
- Short description
- The exterior of the building was completely refurbished and Remmers RM was used to reconstruct the decorative elements. Large sections were rendered with a lime render which also required a breathable, durable coating system that is compatible.
- Contractor:
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Londonderry Masonic Hall
- Site address:
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BT48 6PR Londonderry
- Can the work be viewed?
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No
