The Thermal Bath, Buxton
Restoration of a thermal bath and conversion into a shopping complex. The new scheme, a speciality complex, has retained the original facades and internal features, including some fine Victorian ceramic tiling. Shopping arcades are planned around a central glazed area with a ...
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Restoration of a thermal bath and conversion into a shopping complex. The new scheme, a speciality complex, has retained the original facades and internal features, including some fine Victorian ceramic tiling. Shopping arcades are planned around a central glazed area with a mezzanine restaurant below and stained glass vault designed by artist Brian Clarke.
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