What was the cost of the Wightwick Manor restoration project?

The restoration project, known as the Big MEND project, cost £800,000.

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Historic Wightwick Manor Honored for Restoration

Q: What award did Wightwick Manor receive?

Wightwick Manor received the Victorian Society's annual Conservation Award for its exemplary three-year restoration project.

Q: Who was responsible for the restoration of Wightwick Manor?

The National Trust, with builders Messenger BCR and architects Tim Ratcliffe Associates, was responsible for the restoration.

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Summary

Wightwick Manor project received a Victorian Society Conservation Award.
The £800,000 project addressed urgent issues in the timber frame.
Restoration used traditional skills and materials matching original design.

Historic Wightwick Manor Honored for Restoration

Wolverhampton's Wightwick Manor and Gardens has received the Victorian Society's annual Conservation Award for its exemplary three-year restoration project. The £800,000 Big MEND project, managed by the National Trust, was lauded for its exceptional craftsmanship in addressing urgent structural issues. Builders Messenger BCR and architects Tim Ratcliffe Associates collaborated with the National Trust, employing traditional skills and materials to meticulously preserve the manor's historic fabric.