Author Archives: Jason Lynn

  1. Staveley Court

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    Staveley Court in Keighley is a develoment of 40 Extra-Care apartments and a dedicated Daycare suite.

    The development was designed for Housing 21 with funding from the Housing Corporation.

  2. Heckmondwike Grammar

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    Langtry-Langton’s has worked in Partnership with Heckmondwike Grammar School since 1992.

    We have implemented a full campus redevelopment plan which is constantly evolving to reflect the changing aspirations of the school.

    The original School buildings were first extended in 1931 with the addition of a New Wing. In 1930 Lord Burnham laid the foundation stone of the new building which contained a modern gymnasium with its attached dressing rooms which were a vast improvement for the pupils, who had previously taken their P.E. lessons in the Lesser Hall. A new fine dining room was included and a new handicraft room for woodwork and metal-work. No longer were school dinners to be cooked and eaten in inadequate conditions and no longer were boys to descend for handicraft into the dungeon like basement. The alteration also gave scope for better cloakroom facilities and improved staff rooms. The present School Library was added in 1938 which meant that there was a better opportunity for the full use of books that had been steadily accumulated by the school.

    The site has seen a great deal of development since that time, with a plethora of creatively-architectured additions that make efficient use of the relatively small footprint of the site while maintaining the presence of two play areas or “yards”, known as the junior yard and the middle yard. In the 1990s the school purchased a useful additional building in Church Street, formerly St James’ church hall and now known as “The Annexe”.

  3. Granville Court

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    Granville Court is a friendly development in a quiet cul de sac in the heart of Wallasey village, near the seaside town of New Brighton.

    The village offers a range of restaurants, shops and a post office all just a short walk from the court and there are several churches, doctors surgeries and golf clubs in the area. A range of larger supermarkets are within easy driving distance, Wallasey village is a short walk from the court and has good transport links to the wider area, with a bus stop and railway station.

    Granville Court has two lounges, including a TV room where residents can meet in the evenings to catch up and watch their favourite programmes or play on the Wii. There are two gardens, one of which is a real social space where residents gather in the summer months and where garden parties take place. The larger garden is a peaceful and attractive place to sit and read or just relax, and residents can get involved with gardening if they choose. A hairdresser visits the development every week and a beautician every month

  4. The Brooksbank School

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    Since the School achieved Grant Maintained Status in 1993, the Practice has worked closely with the Governors to extend and remodel a School, which since it opened in 1911 has been extended seven times.

    Further extension and re-modelling of the buildings include a courtyard infill to create a Drama Studio and PE changing refurbishment, re-modelling of the Main Entrance, Science Labs and Staffroom.

    Also: 2 Storey 12 Classroom new build, Lab refurbishments, New Sports Hall, Sixth Form Centre refurbishment, Central Staircase re-modelling and New Assembly Hall Foyer and Link Block to Sports Hall.