Interior of a room with exposed brick walls, a large mirror reflecting a bed with orange pillows, wooden floors, a fireplace, and a modern shelving unit beside the window.

Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council Guisborough Town Hall, North Yorkshire

Project Overview

Client:
Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council

Project Name:
Guisborough Town Hall

Form of Contract:
JCT Intermediate

Project Value:
£1.8 million

Location:
Guisborough, North Yorkshire

Completion:
April 2022

Services Provided:
Quantity Surveying

Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council logo with stylized letters "R" and "C."

Baker Mallett were appointed by Beaumont Brown Architects LLP to provide quantity surveying services for the refurbishment of Guisborough Town Hall, a Grade II listed building.

The building was acquired by Redcar and Cleveland District Council in September 2015.

The project involved the refurbishment and re-modelling of the Grade II listed building which had been unused for a number of years.

This project changed the building into a fresh and vibrant heritage and commercial centre for the people of Guisborough, Redcar and Cleveland. Features include a gin distillery, accommodation and community information centre.

Industrial-style dining area with brick walls, wooden tables and brown leather chairs, featuring a map mural on one wall and large windows.
Bedroom with exposed brick walls, large mirror, and hardwood flooring
Modern distillery room with copper still equipment, brick wall, black column, leather armchair, wood paneling, and concrete flooring.
A display with three informational panels in an exhibition. The panels titled "Changing Fortunes," "Crime and Scandal," and "Lovingly Restored" feature text and images detailing historical aspects of Guisborough's Priory and town. The panels are moun