Gain an insight into some of our latest projects whether it’s masonry restoration, repairs or cleaning and pointing.
Burnsall Primary School occupies a remarkable historic school building dating back to 1602. After more than four centuries of continuous use, preserving the character of the building while […]
Quadriga Contracts was appointed to undertake the specialist conservation and restoration of the Grade II listed timber-framed façade of the Next store on Eastgate Street, Chester. Occupying a […]
Quadriga was appointed to undertake specialist stone conservation works to the 7th Battalion Memorial in Manchester, involving the replacement of a deteriorated section within the monument while retaining […]
Set within a secluded park off Ashton New Road, Clayton Hall is one of Manchester’s most historically significant buildings—a rare surviving 15th-century moated manor house. The structure sits […]
Case Study: The Medieval Keep, Lancaster Castle Quadriga was appointed Principal Contractor for the essential repair and conservation of the Medieval Keep at Lancaster Castle — one of […]
Quadriga delivered specialist terracotta conservation works to Canada House, a Grade II* listed Edwardian Baroque building in central Manchester. Acting as Principal Contractor, the project focused on the […]
Quarry Bank Mill is one of the best preserved textile factories remaining from the Industrial Revolution. Constructed in 1784, the mill itself is Grade II* listed and the […]
St James Building on the busy Oxford Street in Manchester is a Grade II listed building dating back to 1912 and is one of the earliest steel-framed buildings […]
Constructed in 1936, King Edward House is an imposing seven storey, Portland stone clad building designed in the Art Deco style. Quadriga were employed to carry out a […]
We’ve recently completed work to The Pleasaunce on the north Norfolk coast. The Pleasaunce is a Grade II* listed historically significant estate, built in 1897. It is a […]
The Grade II* listed Barton Arcade in Manchester was designed by Corbett, Raby and Sawyer and named after developer John Hope Barton who was a local property owner. […]
Adelphi House was built in 1808 as a home by Samuel Bury, who lived there for 28 years before it was sold on. In 1853, the nuns of the […]
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