Restoration Projects
Bedford Park, Chiswick
Sills and columns were renovated using rubbed Specials in Medium Red Rubber.
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Buckingham Palace Road, London
Gauged arches and Imperial Red Rubber bricks form these renovated gables.
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Chesterfield Street, London
Simple but effective replacement of Gauged Red Rubber arches rejuvenates the facade.
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Peerless Pumps, Ferry Quays, Brentford
A spectacular refurbished elevation with new Gauged Red Rubber arches.
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Sloane Street, Belgravia
The elevation has replacement Smooth Imperial bricks and Red Rubber Specials that blend perfectly with the original.
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Tilbury Fort Magazine
Many Gauged Red Rubber Specials were used in this restoration project.
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The Royal Albert Hall, SW7
Lambs supplied a selection of Imperial Handmade Rubber Range Medium Dark Multi facings to restore sections of the existing facade to their former elegance.
Dublin Fruit and Vegetable Market
Lambs supplied a selection of their TLB Red Rubber material as well as architectural terracotta and their gault smooth facings to restore the facade of this imposing property for the Corporation of Dublin.
Brick St., W1
Lambs were asked to supply a selection of their TLB Red Rubber material formed into gauged arches to repair the facade of this property. In addition to the Red Rubber material, Lambs supplied their handmade Rubber Range Medium Multi facings and a selection of sandstone cills to meet the requirements of the customer.
Watts Chapel, nr Godalming, Surrey
Lambs supplied a selection of their handmade Richmond Red facing bricks to restore the existing facade of the highly ornate Watts Chapel building.
Watts Chapel, nr Godalming, Surrey
A variety of Red Rubber Specials and Voussoirs were used in the restoration of the cloister.
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Rydinghurst, nr Cranleigh, Sussex
Lambs were asked to supply their TLB Red Rubber Material formed into two decorative columns required to replace the existing columns on site which had become unstable with age.
14 Austin Friars, EC2
Lambs supplied their TLB Red Rubber Material to restore the existing cornices on site and Lambs handmade Red Rubber Range facings were also utilised on site to restore the facade of the property.
Bradmore House, Hammersmith
Lambs supplied their TLB Gauged Red Rubber material to form the decorative cornice to the front facade at Bradmore House which had been removed in 1910. This construction was complex due to the 14" projection of cornice over twelve rising courses.
Other
- Serpentine Gallery, Hyde Park, W2
- Bradmore House, Hammersmith B'way, W6
- Fullers Brewery, Chiswick, W6
- The Royal Geographical Society, SW7
- The Victoria & Albert Museum, SW7
- London Zoo, NW1
- St. Pancras Station, NW1
- Barrington Court, NW5
- Various Hampstead Garden Suburb, NW11
- No's 1,6,7,8,21-28 Bedford Square, WC1
- The British Museum, Bloomsbury, WC1
- Covent Garden, WC2
- Lincoln's Inn Buildings, WC2
- The Royal Mint Court Development, E1
- 8-40 Cheshire Street, E2
- Smithfield Market, EC1
- Whitgift Brewery, Chiswell Street, EC1
- Liverpool Street Station, EC2
- The College of Heralds, EC3
- 11-15 St Mary at Hill, EC3
- The Middle Temple, EC4
- 70-74 Cannon Street, EC4
- Pountney Hill House, EC4
- The Royal Observatory, Greenwich, SE10
- Richmond Gate Hotel, Richmond
- The Mitre Hotel, Hampton Court Bridge
- Chicheley Hall, Bucks
- Waddesdon Manor, Bucks
- Wheathampstead House, Bucks
- Wormsley Estate, Bucks
- Newnham College, Cambridge
- St Helens Cathedral, Brentwood, Essex
- The Chewton Glen Hotel, New Forest, Hants
- West Green House, Hants
- Claydon House, Hants
- Chartwell House, Kent
- Dover Castle, Kent
- Leeds Infirmary
- Sutton Place, Guildford
- Betchworth House, Surrey
- St. Monica's, Kingswood, Surrey
- Whitgift Foundation, Croydon
- Goddards, Surrey
- Titsey Place, Surrey
- Harvey's Brewery, Lewes, Sx
- Pallant House, Chichester, Sx
- Uppark House, Sussex