Churches

Church buildings form the core of our built heritage but can present special conservation problems, both as redundant buildings and as 'living buildings' serving the needs of growing modern church communities.

Robin Kent Architecture & Conservation particularly relishes the challenges of church buildings and has worked alongside trustees, building committees, church wardens, leadership teams, elders, pastors and ministers, and community groups, to design new church buildings, extensions, alterations and improvements in access and facilities such as toilets and kitchens. We also carry out quinquennial inspections and advise on maintenance; historic evaluations and conservation statements, and feasibility studies in connection with the re-use of redundant church buildings. Contact us if you would like to discuss how we could help with your church building.

Click on the links below to read more about some of the churches we have worked with; use your browser Back button to return to the menu:

St Andrew's Kelso	Borstal Baptist Church	St Paul's Whitechapel	Polwarth Church	Walkerburn Church
St Mary's Shenley	Rochester Baptist Church	St Peter's Sandwick	Community Church	Holy Trinity Melrose

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