A city centre redevelopment project involving the demolition and refurbishment of Carlisle's iconic Citadel buildings.
Higher Education - The North, England
This has been an exciting project for us. We've been providing engineering input for the £77m Carlisle Citadels scheme. The project involves the redevelopment of the city centre site, designed to revitalise Carlisle, attract more people of working age and contribute to improving productivity.
The site included demolition and refurbishment works of the Citadel buildings which are some of the most iconic and historic Grade 1 Listed buildings in Carlisle, built in the 16th century, along with significant archaeology. Our team have been working with the project archaeologist to devise a GI solution that could be implemented without adversely affecting the archaeological remains on the site.
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The role of Curtins on this project was to protect and repair the entrance to the site of Grade 1 Listed Citadels in Carlisle.
Curtins used an extensive new steel framing solution and sympathetic repairs to protect the structure of Carlisle Citadels Campus.
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