St Mary at the Quay, Ipswich reopens on 17 October 2016, as a heritage and wellbeing centre, 68 years after being boarded-up due to a dwindling congregation and WW2 bomb damage.  This £5.1m regeneration project sees the rescue of a mediaeval grade II* listed building through a unique partnership between The Churches Conservation Trust and the charity Suffolk Mind.

© Andy Marshall

Architects: Molyneux Kerr Architects

Location: Ipswich, United Kingdom

Architects In Charge: Richard Molyneux, Colin Kerr, Edward Eastham

Area: 675.0 m2

Project Year: 2016

Photographs: Andy Marshall

Client: The Churches Conservation Trust with Suffolk Mind

Main Contractor: Bakers of Danbury
Project Manager & Quantity Surveyor: Academy Consulting

Structural Engineer: Sinclair Johnston & Partners

Mechanical & Electrical Engineers: David Miles & Partners

Approved Inspector: Building Control Approval Ltd.

Cdmc: PFB Construction Management Services Ltd.

Total Budget: £5.1m

© Andy Marshall

St Mary at the Quay, Ipswich reopens on 17 October 2016, as a heritage and wellbeing centre, 68 years after being boarded-up due to a dwindling congregation and WW2 bomb damage.  This £5.1m regeneration project sees the rescue of a mediaeval grade II* listed building through a u...