LATEST PROJECTS COMPLETED BY THE TEAM

Grade I Listed 18th-Century Church Wall Restoration Approximately 70% of this Grade I listed 18th-century church wall was carefully rebuilt following many years of deterioration and structural damage. To preserve the wall’s historic character and heritage status, Tofield commissioned specially manufactured bricks to match the original materials as closely as possible. Lime-based mortar was used throughout the restoration to replicate the traditional construction methods and m

The project involves the full internal conversion of an existing single‑storey bungalow to create a small, self‑contained Special Educational Needs (SEN) teaching facility. The works are designed to meet current educational standards, accessibility requirements, and safeguarding expectations while retaining the existing external envelope of the building. Scope of Works 1. Internal Strip‑Out and Reconfiguration All non‑loadbearing internal partitions are to be removed as requi

The works include the conservation, repair, and faithful reproduction of external timber elements across the façades and roof of a historic school building. All interventions prioritise retention of original fabric, heritage accuracy, and long‑term durability. Scope of Works (Updated) 1. Condition Survey & Heritage Assessment A full inspection will document the condition of all external timber components, including decorative roof‑mounted features such as finials, gable ornam

A heritage‑grade 18th‑century school door was faithfully manufactured. The joinery process followed strict conservation principles: copying the original door exactly, using authentic period mouldings, and ensuring planning‑compliant heritage detailing. Our modern heritage joiners specialise in this type of “like‑for‑like” reproduction, using the original door, old photographs, or measured drawings as the reference point.

We delivered a series of upgrades to enhance both functionality and usability within the church. Works included replacing sections of rotted flooring in the ringing stage, installing bespoke vestry storage cupboards, and repairing the main church door. The project also introduced a new WC and kitchenette, significantly improving on-site facilities.

The Michael Baker boathouse, located at The Kings School, is an award winning imagining of a contemporary boathouse, with a modern design, echoing the shape of a boat which has transformed the Riverside Walk.

Full Bedroom fit out including decoration

The Albion Inn became the new home of Avey and son. A former public house carefully converted into a residential home, wilst still retaining many original features.

With facilities in tune wiht a five start hotel, we designed, manufactured and installed furniture for a newly built retirement village.