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South Oxhey Baptist Church

Thompson Bradford Architects, South Oxhey, 2010

 

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  • Site plan    
  • Ground floor plan    
  • South and east elevations    
  • North and west elevations    
  • Roof detail    

Part refurbishment and extension of a 1950s church to provide a large worship area

The extension provides the church with a 150 person capacity worshiping area, hall, meeting rooms, one new and one refurbished toilet.

The extension, which is formed of two elements, wraps around the existing building and conceals it form the street. A brick clad building with a pitched roof contains the main worshiping space, while the main entrance area and connection between the extension and existing building is enclosed by a flat rendered roof.

The extension is fully accessable for users of impaired mobility.

Data

  • Completed: 2010
  • Floor area: 250m2
  • Sector: Religious
  • Total cost: £400
  • Procurement: Contract JCT Intermediate
  • Address: 140 Gosforth Lane, South Oxhey, WD19 7BX, United Kingdom

Materials

Brick

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