Heritage masonry project
A recorded heritage bridge project, originally presented within the Special Projects Heritage and Grade II listed category, involving the cleaning, repair and lime mortar pointing of brick tunnel masonry in a lake-and-waterfall setting.
The original project record identifies a small 16th-century bridge with brick tunnels set against a lake and crescent waterfall. The recorded work addressed scale on the tunnel masonry, corroded bricks and the need for coordinated repair across both front and rear elevations.
The recorded masonry package combined brick cleaning and descaling, replacement of corroded brick, conservation lime mortar pointing to the tunnels, brick tinting, crack-stitching repair and brickwork repointing. The gallery and accompanying project films record the bridge setting, the tunnel masonry and work in progress beneath the arches.
This published profile preserves the original project record as evidence of the defined heritage masonry scope. It presents the documented setting, methods, imagery and films without extending the record into unverified performance or guarantee claims.
Project films
These original project films are retained alongside the visual record to provide further context on the bridge setting, walkthrough and bricklaying work.
Original project film retained from the Cheshire Pointing Special Projects record.
Original walkthrough film showing the recorded historic bridge project.
Original bricklaying film retained with the project record.
Project gallery
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