Reg.Nr. 82-GB/56

The Culloden Tower, Richmond

After the demolition of the main house this 18th century neo-gothic tower was without function and had fallen to decay and vandalism. Restoration and adaption to the new function, using original details and materials. New access fitted into the landscape also using an old gate.
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Project details

Title:The Culloden Tower, Richmond
Entr. year: 1982
Result:Diploma
Country: United Kingdom
Town: Richmond, Yorkshire (England)
Category type: architectural heritage
Building type/ Project type: Special building
Former use:Memorial; stable; hayloft
Actual use:Holiday accomodation
Built: 18th century
Architect / Proj.leader: Martin Stancliffe MA. DT RIBA (York - GB)
The Jury's citation: "For the beautiful restoration of a gothic tower, now administered by a conservation trust as a holiday home"
GPS:54°24'6.5"N 1°44'38.7"W
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Description:
After the demolition of the main house this 18th century neo-gothic tower was without function and had fallen to decay and vandalism. Restoration and adaption to the new function, using original details and materials. New access fitted into the landscape also using an old gate.