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Vincent Terrace Lime Plastering, Islington

Vincent Terrace Lime Plastering, Islington

Vincent Terrace Lime Plastering, Islington

Vincent Terrace Lime Plastering, Islington

Project Details

Location: Islington, North London

Vincent terrace is one of several similar types of terraces situated within the Duncan Terrace/Colebrooke Row Conservation Area in Islington, North London, N1.

These terraces being representative of the early-mid 19th-century development of Islington.

Vincent Terrace is a Grade ll listed building and was completed c.1840 by the builders William Beckingham; John Wilson; and Thomas Allen on behalf of the dairy farmer and landowner John Rhodes.

SCOPE OF WORKS:

  • All internal lath and plaster had to be replaced throughout the ground and second floor
  • Installation of machined chestnut laths by hand
  • Application of 3 coat lime plaster
  • Soft angles to external angles of all chimney breast reveals.
  • Manufacture moulds to match the original cornice profiles and designs

Inclusive of plain run mouldings to the ground and first floors; enriched block to the entrance hallway and acanthus leaf ceiling roses.

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