After working with Christoph, Ines and BMA Construction Group to refurbish this beautiful and historic Grade II Listed Building, we are delighted to confirm the completion of Weavers House being transformed into a high end residences within the City Centre of Norwich.
Whilst at the same time strengthening and reinforcing the structure, great care was taken to preserve important features of the building, with carfeul consideration on subdivision and positioning of new internal partitions to ensure existing apertures and the overall charm of the building was respected to deliver a fantastic end result.
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