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Roofing

First worked by the Romans, and then further exploited by the Normans, the roofing slates that Burlington Stone quarry in Cumbria and the Lake District have been worked in earnest from the early 1600s and are prized for their exceptional technical and aesthetic qualities. Clients and their architects, who value the principles of permanence and longevity, have made very good use of these finest of British natural roofing slate formats over the generations in order to create beautiful and long lasting buildings.

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Roofing Projects

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Private Residence, Cumbria

ARCHITECT

PMZ Architects

LOCATION

Bowness on Windermere, Cumbria

The White House, Isle of Coll

ARCHITECT

WT Architecture

LOCATION

Isle of Coll

St Pancras Chambers

ARCHITECT

The Conservation Practice

LOCATION

Camden, London

Wentworth Woodhouse

Application

ARCHITECT

Donald Insall Associates

LOCATION

Wentworth, Rotherham, South Yorkshire

Grey Gables

ARCHITECT

Campbell Driver Partnership

LOCATION

Bowness on Windermere, Cumbria

Somerset House

Application

ARCHITECT

Thomas Ford & Partners

LOCATION

Park Lane, London

Morley House

ARCHITECT

MSMR Architects

LOCATION

Holburn, London