“WE STRIVE TO PROTECT AND CREATE LEGACY BUILDINGS€¦ · SSSTS trained, and in addition we employ two NEBOSH qualified Health and Safety Managers. All our workforce are CSCS trained

“ W E S T R I V E T O P R O T E C T A N D C R E A T E L E G A C Y B U I L D I N G S

T H R O U G H T H E P R E S E R V A T I O N O F H I S T O R I C S T R U C T U R E S

A N D T H E C R E A T I O N O F N E W H E R I T A G E P R O P E R T I E S F O R T H E

F U T U R E . A S A R E S T O R A T I O N A N D N E W B U I L D C O M P A N Y W E A R E

I N A U N I Q U E P O S I T I O N T O D O T H I S . ”

D E L I V E R I N G A W A R D - W I N N I N G P R O J E C T S

A C R O S S T H E U K

CONTENTS

OUR SERVICES

RESTORATION & CONSERVATION

EXTERNAL MASONRY

INTERNALS

HARD LANDSCAPING

FAIENCE

MATERIALS

RIBA ACCREDITED CPDs

OUR HISTORY

CLIENT LIST

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Szerelmey is a privately owned company that traces its roots

back to 1855. Over the centuries the company has evolved

greatly and has added a masonry new build division and full in

house design department. Today Szerelmey operates across the

UK delivering specialist restoration and conservation projects

and award-winning new build stonework and faience schemes.

WELCOME TO SZERELMEY

Established 1855

OUR SERVICES

Quality, delivery and collaboration lie at the

heart of our business.

S Z E R E L M E Y C O M P A N Y B R O C H U R E

Q U A L I T Y – C R A F T S M A N S H I P – I N N O V A T I O N

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1 / Our Services

Szerelmey Restoration works as a Principal contractor and Specialist subcontractor on all types of historic, listed, fragile and heritage structures and buildings across all sectors. In addition to a full range of restoration and conservation services we have the following specialist skills: stonemasonry; brickwork; terracotta repair and replacement; lime render, plaster and washes; stucco; joinery; roofing; decorative painting; architectural metalwork and leadwork.

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RESTORATION & CONSERVATION

Our Specialist Skills

1 / Our Services

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Szerelmey specialises in the design, supply and installation of external and internal stone, terracotta and faience and other hard body materials such as brick, terrazzo, precast, agglomerates, conglomerates and mosaic. External uses include facades and hard landscaping. We are experienced in all forms of masonry structures and facade cladding and can offer full wall build up and secondary/supporting work. Internal works include flooring, cladding, ceilings, features, stairs, bathrooms, pools and spas.

NEW BUILD

Externals - Internals - Hard Landscaping

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1 / Our Services

OUR DESIGN SERVICES INCLUDE:

Practical facade engineering

Design advice

Detailed drawings

DPC, VCL, insulation, fire barriers

Backing structure design

Testing and analysis

Thermal engineering

3D model digital files

Supporting technical information

Cladding and fixing calculations

DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY

Sits at the heart of our business

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Contract

WL STONE Ltd52a HYDE ROAD PAIGNTON

DEVON TQ4 5BY

T: 01803 669297 F: 01803 666059E: [email protected]

on this drawing are in millimetres unless otherwise stated.No dimensions to be scaled from this drawing. All dimensions

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B 03.09.15 HIT AND MISS STONE DETAILS ADDED, DRAWING FURTHER UPDATED IN ACCORD WITH LATEST ARCHITECTS COMMENTS.PLEASE NOTE.......

STONE FIXING TYPES WILL BE DETAILED SEPARATELY.LOCATION OF DPC WILL BE ADDED UPON CONFIRMATION OF TYPE AND THICKNESS.

C 09.12.15 FIXING REFERENCES ADDED TO DWG.

Szerelmey’s industry leading Design and Technology Department represents a

wealth of knowledge. The team specialise in solving complex design issues and, in

addition to the selection and design of stone cladding, interiors, hard landscaping,

faience and restoration, they are actively involved in the research and development

of bespoke fixing systems and the use of innovative materials.

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Our involvement early in a project is beneficial for many reasons and saves time and money down the line. Not least is the advice we can give on the selection and use of natural stone, terracotta and faience drawing on our wealth of knowledge and a wide and diverse range of trusted suppliers. We can arrange visits to quarries, provide samples, technical data, testing and advise on lead times and availability of materials.

Our estimators can assist the Client’s consultants to develop and update project cost plans and budgets. Our design team can advise on buildability and value engineering solutions to create and provide efficiency in the detailed designs of not just the masonry, but also the primary structure and coordinated works. Early involvement with our specialist staff during the project feasibility and pre-construction phases will undoubtedly benefit the project.

We will advise on planning and programme in the early stages of a project and will produce a programme and logistics plan, along with any other required information as part of a competitive tender process. Once our Delivery team is on board our Managers will produce detailed programmes for design, manufacture and installation giving key dates for information, testing and handovers.

Health and Safety is an absolute priority on any site we are managing. Our experienced Site Managers are SMSTS and SSSTS trained, and in addition we employ two NEBOSH qualified Health and Safety Managers. All our workforce are CSCS trained and we are accredited with many bodies including CHAS, Constructionline SMAS, and SafeContractor. Our on site teams are directly employed, skilled operatives experienced in all types of masonry installation and construction.

We offer a fully managed service from design to material supply and site installation incorporating procurement programmes, value engineering and stringent quality management. Our highly experienced Contract Managers, Site Managers, HSE Managers, Operatives and Design team will deliver the Client’s project to an exacting standard, on time and within budget.

In addition to our full range of project related services, we also present RIBA accredited CPDs across the country covering restoration and conservation, new build external masonry, hard landscaping, interiors and faience. We also host bespoke walking tours of our buildings across the Capital, tailored to specific requests such as stone type, building type, installation methodology or sector.

LEARNING AND EDUCATION

1 / Our Services

SITE MANAGEMENT AND INSTALLATION

COST PLAN AND TECHNICAL ADVICE

PLANNING ANDPROGRAMMING

MATERIAL ADVICE

FULL PROJECT MANAGEMENT

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RESTORATION &

CONSERVATION

HERITAGE AND PERIOD STRUCTURES

Szerelmey has a long history of working

on listed, heritage and fragile properties

as a Principal contractor or Specialist

subcontractor.


2

Szerelmey has been restoring heritage structures since the company was established in 1855. Today we work as either a Principal contractor or Specialist subcontractor undertaking full external and internal cleaning, repair, restoration, conservation, remodelling and refurbishment. We work on all types of historic structures and projects including facade dismantling, storage and reassembly.

Restoration and Conservation

Preserving our heritage

2 / Restoration and Conservation

“THE H IGHLY SKILLED S ITE TEAM WERE A PLEASURE

TO WORK WITH AND THEIR PROACTIVE AND

PROFESSIONAL APPROACH WAS NOTABLE FROM THE

OUTSET.”

2 / Restoration and Conservation Services

Our experienced specialists offer

technical advice, specification

development, material advice and

cost-effective solutions for repair.

We undertake full envelope condition

surveys producing detailed reports,

drawings and photographs, and can

use photogrammetry when required.

Our teams carry out full facade

cleaning using the most appropriate

methods.

Our experienced team work on retained

facades, dismantling facades and full

facade reinstatement. We can “stretch”

reinstated facades to form new storeys and

match like for like stonework.

Our experienced craftsmen carry out all

types of conservation, restoration and

preservation work on historic structures.

FULL INTERIOR CLEANING

We undertake structural repairs and

modifications, forming new entrances, creating

mezzanine levels, staircases and ramps.

CONSULTATIONS

SURVEYING

FULL FACADE CLEANING

The team can carry out full interior

cleaning and work on buildings while

they remain in full use. We can mobilize

quickly for emergency cleaning jobs and

are skilled in paint/graffiti removal.

RETAINED FACADES

Our craftsmen carry out repairs and

replacement to natural stone, terracotta,

stucco, faience, brickwork, concrete and

terrazzo.

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CONSERVATION AND PRESERVATION OF HISTORIC BUILDINGS

REPAIR, REPLACEMENT AND REFURBISHMENT

REMODELLING AND STRUCTURAL REPAIRS


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Our team are skilled in decorative

painting and general painting and

decorating.

We have trained banker and fixer

masons who are experienced in

stonemasonry, carving, in situ

repairs, replacement and fixing.

PAINTING AND DECORATING

STONEMASONRY

Our teams can carry out specialist

metalwork repairs, restoration and

rebuilding of historic wrought and

cast ironwork.

We are experienced in carrying out

full restoration and replacement of

different types of roofing including

historic, fragile structures.

METALWORK

ROOFWORK


We can undertake all types of

historic and contemporary window

restoration, repair, replacement and

decoration.

WINDOW RESTORATION,

REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT

CARPENTRY AND JOINERY

We can carry out repairs, restoration

and replacement of historic and modern

wooden elements such as doors,

windows, stairs, panelling, ceiling, floors

and structural wood pieces.

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Szerelmey Restoration undertook an extensive package of restoration, refurbishment and repair including structural roofing works and leadwork, brick repairs and repointing, stone cleaning, repairs and redecoration.

70-72 Jermyn Street

Commercial

2 / Restoration and Conservation Projects

ClientThe Crown Estate

Principal ContractorSzerelmey Restoration

ConsultantTuffin Ferraby Taylor

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External restoration, conservation and repairs including stone indenting, conservation cleaning, pointing, in situ repairs, rendering, brick repairs, penny struck repointing and paint stripping.

Langley Park Hotel

Leisure

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ClientArab Investments Ltd

Principal ContractorMultiplex

ArchitectGibberd Architects

“ INVARIABLY, WHEN WORKING WITH H ISTORIC BUILDINGS , ISSUES ARISE

WHICH NEED TO BE SOLVED ON S ITE AND WE

HAVE BEEN IMPRESSED BY THE KNOWLEDGE AND

PROFESSIONALISM OF THE SZERELMEY STAFF.”

RICHARD MATHIESONPARTNER

GIBBERD ARCHITECTS


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Complete restoration of front and rear elevations of historic property and extensive roof work with Welsh slate. Stucco repairs to cornices and string courses, and installation of new leadwork.

195 Queen’s Gate

Residential

Client195 Queen’s Gate


ArchitectGMW Architects

Private Residence

Residential


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Following careful and thorough sampling, the team carried out a masons water clean to all four facades of this stunning private mansion. Extensive in situ stone repairs and stone indenting were also carried out together with a full hard landscaping package to the property’s enclosed garden area.

Furnival House

Residential

The team carried out full cleaning to all the brickwork and terracotta facades of this Grade II listed property. Following cleaning, extensive in situ repairs and replacements were made and repointing of brickwork and terracotta carried out. Repair and replacement works were also made to the balustrades, external steps and hard landscaping areas.

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Principal ContractorEllmer

ArchitectMoxley Architects

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South Kensington Underground Station


Szerelmey Restoration first carried out a thorough

survey of the facade, producing detailed drawings

to identify which of the faience units required

replacing. Samples were produced to achieve the

correct colour for the replacement units; 1800

units were eventually installed. In addition the

facade was thoroughly cleaned and a number of

in situ repairs made to the historic units that had

minor defects.

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Principal ContractorKN Network Services

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The team cleaned and restored all of the historic brick and Portland stone elevations of the 7 storey internal courtyard. Full redecoration of all the painted surfaces and refurbishment of the windows and leadwork repairs were also carried out. Other phases of work incorporated repairs to the faience and ornate brick frieze.

Westminster Palace Gardens

Residential

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ClientWPG Freehold Ltd


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The team has completed several phases of work on Michelin House, all undertaken while it remained in full public use. This included extensive repair and replacement of faience units, complete redecoration of the existing metalwork and a full clean of all facades.

Michelin House

Retail and Leisure


ClientBibendum


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Belgravia Gate

Residential

Full cleaning, survey and repairs to exterior stonework, brickwork, leadwork and metalwork. Works included stonework repair of 15 dormer windows, new Portland stone chimney caps and pots, natural stone indents and in situ repairs including reproducing a large number of weathered, carved stone lion heads which were fixed back into position. All existing metal balustrades were repaired and repainted and all cast iron down pipes and lead coverings were removed and replaced. New natural stone steps to all five entrances were installed along with substantial areas of paving to the basement area.re

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Wainbridge Estates (Belgravia) Ltd

Principal ContractorMace

ArchitectFlanagan Lawrence


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Africa House

Commercial


ClientFreshwater Group of Companies

Principal ContractorBAM

ArchitectJMA

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Mix of restoration and new works to historic interior including inlaid exotic marbles and semi precious materials to reception area and limestone wall cladding in the atrium.

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ClientSt Nicholas Cole Abbey Centre for Workplace Ministry


ArchitectStudio Webb Architects


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Full internal clean, repair and restoration and modification of internal space with construction of new mezzanine level, new commercial kitchen and restrooms, Internal flooring and external hard landscaping.

St Nicholas Cole Abbey

Ecclesiastical

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ArchitectKPF

The package involved extensive cleaning and repair of the exterior concrete fins accessed via specially designed two storey cradles. All of the existing mastic joints were removed and replaced. Additional works included structural repairs to the areas where link bridges were removed from between the tower and the podium building.

South Bank Tower

Residential

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This complex project involved initially securing the two historic retained facades to the new floor slabs. The facades were then cleaned and a survey carried out to identify defects. The corroded steelwork was treated, in situ stone repairs made and new replacement stone indents carried out. Further works involved extensive hard landscaping with historic setts and Yorkstone paving to the pattern of the original roadway and reinstatement of the Victorian gas lamps.

5-7 & 15-17 St Helen’s Place

Commercial


ClientWorshipful Company of Leathersellers


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Victoria House

Commercial


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ClientVictoria House Property Ltd Partnership


Szerelmey Restoration have undertaken both external and internal cleaning and restoration at Victoria House. The more recent internal works included full cleaning and interior decoration, French polishing, plasterwork and stone repairs.

EXTERNAL MASONRY

TRADITIONAL TO CONTEMPORARY

Szerelmey delivers projects in all sectors

including: residential; commercial; transport;

retail and leisure; public; government; education;

health care; ecclesiastical.


3

We specialise in traditional and contemporary natural stone, faience and terracotta cladding, brickwork, glazed brick, precast concrete and engineered composites, and can facilitate any facade type. Our in house Design team are able to find solutions for the most complex projects.

Our external facade work includes:

Load bearing masonry

Traditional handset external cladding

Rainscreen cladding

Stone-faced precast concrete cladding systems

Prefabricated panels with a range of finishes from stone to terracotta and render

Backing structure design, full wall construction, SFS, SIPs, precast panels

DPCs, VCLs, insulation, fire barriers

External MasonryStone - Faience - Brick

3 / External Masonry Services

Bishop Edward King Chapel

Ecclesiastical / Education

3 / External Masonry Projects

Szerelmey delivered the design, supply

and installation of the Clipsham limestone

cladding including extensive dog tooth

walling, and construction of cladding for the

new education centre.

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ClientRipon College

Principal ContractorBeard Construction

ArchitectNiall McLaughlin Architects

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Commercial and Retail

ClientGreat Portland Estates


ArchitectEmrys

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The project involved the design, supply and installation of three different facades in Portland limestone, faience, glazed brick and Roman brick including sculpted Portland friezes.

“ IT IS ALWAYS A PLEASURE WORKING WITH ANORGANISATION WHO PUT THE QUALITY OF THE

FINISHED PRODUCT AND CRAFTSMANSHIP OF THEIRWORK AT THE FOREFRONT.”

MATT BLACKDENASSOCIATE D IRECTOR

EMRYS ARCHITECTS


Award Winning

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Design, supply and installation of the external stone cladding including 234 stone columns offset floor on floor, all in Jura limestone from Germany. Individual column stones prefabricated offsite to form storey height columns.

Kings Gate House

Residential

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ClientLand Securities

Principal ContractorLend Lease

ArchitectLynch Architects

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Szerelmey delivered the design, supply and installation of complex Clipsham limestone ashlar cladding including radiating stone fins that align perfectly from the exterior through to the interior.

Nazrin Shah Theatre Centre

Education


ClientUniversity of Oxford

Principal ContractorBeard Construction

ArchitectNiall McLaughlin Architects

Nova Building 5

Residential

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ClientLand Securities


ArchitectBenson + Forsyth and Flanagan Lawrence

Portland limestone cladding including two “flying walls” at either end of the building. These involved substantial structural design by Szerelmey and the supply and install of all supporting steelwork. Szerelmey also provided access and hoisting for the facade works.


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Complicated package of stonework and restoration, addition of new 8 storey high north wing to the west elevation, new facade at level 7 of west elevation, new stone to the roof pavilion and new stone entrance pavilion all in Portland stone and to withstand bomb blasts.

New Scotland Yard (Curtis Green)

Public


ClientMOPAC


ArchitectAllford Hall Monaghan Morris

Award Winning

INTERNALS

BESPOKE - CREATIVE - DESIGNED


Szerelmey delivers internal finishes for

every environment and across all sectors

from the most opulent stones to striking

terrazzo and mosaic.

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Internals

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Szerelmey delivers high quality internal finishes across all client sectors of high-end residential, commercial, public, leisure, retail and ecclesiastical projects. Specialist materials include marble, granite, limestone, slate, faience, mosaics, terrazzo and stone composites. We provide full design and technical specifications, testing, sampling and ‘dry lay’ inspections at point of fabrication.

Our interior expertise includes:

Wall cladding and linings

Floors

Bathrooms, wet rooms, pools and spas

Ceilings and lightweight suspended ceilings

Feature “art” walls

Staircases

Backing and secondary structures

High performance calcium sulphate raised flooring

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1 New Oxford

Street

Commercial

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Interior works to this Art Deco building included extensive 20mm thick terrazzo flooring across the lobby, communal areas and all lift lobbies in a striking black and white design. Other works on the building involved restoration to aspects of the external cladding and new, green pyrolave cladding to the exterior.

ClientTH Real Estate


ArchitectOrms

4 / Internals Projects

Award Winning

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Coworth Park

Leisure

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Szerelmey installed extensive internal stone to the luxury hotel and spa. Materials included granite flooring, mosaics, porcelain and marble floor and wall cladding to the spa, pool and sauna. Calacatta marble was used throughout the hotel bathrooms.


ClientThe Dorchester Group

Principal ContractorGalliford Try

ArchitectPurcell

De Vere Gardens

High-end Residential

Szerelmey delivered the design, supply and installation of 181 luxury bathrooms, kitchens and flooring to all the communal areas. Stone in the apartments included bookmatched Calacatta marble, Bleu de Savoie, Pietra del Cardoso and Crema Marfil, with Travertine laid in the communal areas.la

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De Vere Estates Ltd

Principal ContractorSir Robert McAlpine

ArchitectDavid Chipperfield & Associates

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ClientDorchester Hotel Group

Principal ContractorKier

ArchitectPaul Davis and Partners

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The team installed extensive Travertine flooring to the hotel lounge, reception and restaurant areas and luxury marble in the hotel bathrooms including Amberino, Calacatta and Noir St Laurent.

45 Park Lane

Leisure


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The project included the design, supply and installation of the receptions and lift lobbies of two office buildings with Travertine flooring throughout, Travertine and British slate wall cladding including a feature wall in one building and complex Jura wall cladding and “fin” feature wall in the second. Also hidden stone clad door and entrance matting areas in both buildings.

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Regent’s Place, Triton Street

Commercial

ClientBritish Land

Construction ManagerLend Lease

ArchitectTerry Farrell & Partners


Tate Britain

Public

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Comprehensive detailed package including extensive agglomerate flooring, mosaic flooring, creation of new openings, hard landscaping and complete formation and finishing of the two new rotunda spiral staircases. These comprised the design, supply and installation of the steel and concrete structures, agglomerate treads, ornate fair faced precast feature balustrading and the glass and metal spiral handrails. We also carried out cleaning and repair of the existing limestone and mosaics in the atria.

ClientTate Britain

Construction ManagerLend Lease

ArchitectCaruso St John


Award Winning

HARD LANDSCAPING

DISTINCT - UNIQUE - VERSATILE


Szerelmey can deliver complex hard

landscaping projects working with all types

of suitable stone, terracotta, faience and

engineered materials.

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Szerelmey undertakes extensive hard landscaping projects bringing our mark of distinction to each. Our specialist staff offer advice on material selection based on performance and aesthetic requirements. We offer complete landscaping solutions including surface drainage through to the installation of complex, bespoke, natural stone and other hard body materials.

Our services include:

High specification paving and setts

Elaborate planters and benches

Detailed terraces

Custom water features

Public spaces and squares

Architectural gardens

Grand forecourts

Hard Landscaping

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Wilkins Terrace

Education

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Complex package of works to form a new courtyard and tie together existing facades into a cohesive space. Works included the formation of a false facade of load bearing Portland stone columns, in situ and precast concrete and structural steel elements, Portland paving and cladding to courtyard, terraces, steps, planters and lift access shaft.

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ClientUniversity College London

Principal ContractorBalfour Beatty

ArchitectLevitt Bernstein

Green Park

Transport

ClientTransport for London

Principal ContractorTube Lines

ArchitectTube Lines

For the remodelling of the tube station entrances the Szerelmey team

worked in collaboration with the Royal Academician artist John Maine

as part of the Art on the Underground initiative. Works included

a range of granite paving featuring “swirling water” engravings

and differing beds of Portland stone wall panels carved with the

dynamic fossil inspired designs of John Maine. Further work included

Yorkstone and granite sett paving to the new parkside entrance.

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ClientNational Maritime Museum


ArchitectPurcell

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Extensive hard landscaping and cladding to the Sammy Ofer Wing of the museum. Works included Portland stone cladding, Yorkstone paving, steps and roof terrace and two bespoke water features; one being a stunning Yorkstone cascade and the other a 40m linear rill formed of fair faced precast concrete units dry laid and matched together.

National Maritime Museum

Public


Award Winning

Tudor Square

Public

ClientSheffield City Council

Principal ContractorSheffield City Council

ArchitectSheffield City Council

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sDesign, supply and installation of Crosland Hill Yorkstone paving, curved steps, slopes and the 14 large scale, carved shaped planters.


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Hard landscaping and streetscaping to Adam’s Place, the newly created public space connecting Canary Wharf to its new Crossrail Station. Szerelmey works included a number of bespoke features developed and implemented by the Szerelmey team including three substantial water features or “mirror pools” clad in Nero Assoluto granite, five large planters and lift shafts clad in faience bricks. Each planter has custom made fibre optic colour matched lights making the planters totally unique. Adam’s Place is paved using Norwegian Quartzite and various granites, Yorkstone and paviours are used for paving, dock edging and steps around the station and the remodelled areas of the existing wharf.

Adam’s Place, Canary WharfPublic

ClientCanary Wharf Crossrail

Principal ContractorCanary Wharf Contractors

ArchitectAdamson Associates


AwardWinning

John Madejski

Garden, V&A Museum

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The team carried out the design, supply and installation of the hard landscaping elements to the John Madejski Garden at the heart of the V&A museum. We delivered a series of radiating steps and all the surrounding paving in Crosland Hill Yorkstone and the design, testing, procurement and installation of the complex elliptical water feature in red sandstone.

ClientThe Victoria & Albert Museum


ArchitectKim Wilkie Associates

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FAIENCE

TRADITIONAL TO CONTEMPORARY

Szerelmey specialises in complex, hand

set faience and rainscreen cladding for

external or internal projects.


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Faience

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From our roots in the cleaning and repair of London’s terracotta and faience buildings we have evolved into the leading specialist in the use of the various forms of terracotta and faience for modern uses. We design, supply, source, develop and install this material working in collaboration with our trusted group of manufacturers.

Our scope includes:

Hand set external and internal cladding and features

Rainscreen cladding

Hand pressed, ram pressed, slip cast and extruded materials

Glaze development

Special bricks and glazed bricks

Pyrolave

Backing structure design, full wall construction, SFS supporting structure

Membranes, insulation, fire barriers

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Complex design, supply and installation of jade green faience pieces to form two new passageways opening up Rathbone Square as a new public space; three different manufacturing processes were used during this project, being extrusion, ram pressing and slip casting. The design included the full structural supporting system to form curved passageways complete with architectural metalwork and light diffusers.

Rathbone and Newman Passageways

Public

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ArchitectMake Architects

6 / Faience Projects

30 Broadwick Street

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Design, supply and installation of three different facade types including hand set

faience on Broadwick Street. The large faience units have a geometric profile and

are fixed back to a unitised backing structure with stainless steel fixings.

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ArchitectEmrys


House for Essex

Residential

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ClientLiving Architecture

Principal ContractorRose Builders

ArchitectFAT

WE WERE VERY PLEASED, AND REL IEVED, TO HAVE THE R IGHT CONTRACTOR IN SZERELMEY TO

UNDERTAKE THIS PRESTIG IOUS PROJECT. THEIR EXTENSIVE KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN THIS

F IELD LED TO A CAREFULLY MANAGED PROCESS FROM THE OUTSET, AND ENSURED THE RESULT WAS

BEYOND EVERYONE’S EXPECTATION.”

MARK ROBINSONDIRECTOR

LIVING ARCHITECTURE


Award Winning

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Faience package consisting of striking concave faience units within the atrium and lift lobbies installed with open joints, and external faience units with fully grouted joints. Szerelmey also installed the ground floor reception and lift lobbies utilising an agglomerate panel (two colours) with 3mm grouted joints.

10 New Burlington Street

Commercial

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ArchitectAllford Hall Monaghan Morris

Award Winning

St James’s Gateway

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Working in collaboration with Royal Academician artist Richard Deacon,

Szerelmey delivered the design, supply and installation of the brightly coloured

faience facade on Piccadilly including the large, randomly patterned artwork

cornice. This complex project involved substantial supporting steelwork

designed and installed by us.

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Design, supply and installation of detailed faience facade comprising 14,000 units, 168 different shapes including curved pieces, columns, copings and soffits. Szerelmey installed the precast backing structure and hand fixed each faience unit.

Leathersellers’ Hall

Commercial

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ClientThe Worshipful Company of Leathersellers


ArchitectEric Parry Architects


Award Winning

MATERIALS

SPECIALIST ADVICE AND SOURCING

Our specialists can help you find the right

material for your project to achieve the

aesthetic and meet performance.


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Szerelmey has a long history in the stone industry and a team of experienced stone specialists on hand to help. We can discuss your requirements and suggest suitable stones to fulfil performance and appearance criteria. We typically work with a whole range of stones suitable for external use from limestone to sandstone, granite, slate and basalt. Equally for internal projects we can advise on different marbles, granites, limestones, lightweight stone solutions and different types of surface finish. Our team can offer everything from high-end materials to VE options.

MATERIALS

Stone

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Szerelmey delivers projects in a wide range of hard bodied materials and our specialist team is able to advise on the suitability of different materials to match your requirements.

MATERIALS

Faience, Terrazzo, Mosaic, Precast, Agglomerate,

Brick, Glazed Brick, Pyrolave,

Lightweight Ceramic

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CPDs

RIBA ACCREDITED

Our Szerelmey CPDs draw on over 160

years of experience in the construction

industry.


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RIBA ACCREDITED

1. Typical Cleaning Techniques, Restoration & Conservation of Natural Stone

• Highlights the importance of detailed surveys on stone buildings and sample cleaning areas to ensure the correct cleaning and restoration methods are employed

• Fully describes all traditional techniques• Case studies provided to highlight potential problems and the ways to overcome or

avoid these situations

2. Typical Cleaning Techniques & Restoration of Terracotta, Faience & Brickwork

• Highlights the importance of detailed surveys on brick, terracotta and faience buildings and sample cleaning areas to ensure the correct cleaning and restoration methods are employed

• Fully describes all traditional techniques• Case studies provided to highlight potential problems and the ways to overcome or avoid

these situations

3. The Design of Natural Stone, Non-Load Bearing Cladding & the Failure of Cladding

• Looks at the design of stonework• Guidance given on good practice, building regulations and the influence of Eurocodes• Case studies provided to highlight potential problems and the ways to overcome and

avoid these situations

4. The Use of Terracotta & Faience in Modern Building

• Looks at the design and production of faience• General fixing and installation information• Explanation of different forming methods• Summary of glazing – techniques, technical information and scope• How extrusion is different from hand production• Brief look at terracotta on precast• The sustainable benefit of faience/terracotta

Szerelmey CPDs

Restoration - Exterior Cladding - Interiors - Hard Landscaping - Faience

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HISTORY

OVER 160 YEARS IN THE INDUSTRY

Restoration - Conservation - New Build


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Szerelmey was established in 1855 and is one of the oldest restoration and construction companies in London. The Company takes its name from Nicholas Charles Szerelmey, a Hungarian officer serving in the Austrian army. Nicholas Szerelmey was an inventor, caricaturist, printer, engineer and an academic who was widely travelled and spoke several different languages. He had a passion for archaeology and was particularly interested in ancient buildings, spending time in Egypt where he was greatly impressed by the techniques they used to preserve their monuments. Today Nicholas Szerelmey’s love for Egypt is reflected in the Szerelmey logo which features the head of Amun Ra, one of the chief Egyptian deities.

Following his travels, Nicholas arrived in London where he settled and began work on his own processes for restoring and preserving buildings based on the ancient methods. In 1855 the British government began to investigate the causes of decay to the stonework at the Houses of Parliament, and Nicholas Szerelmey put forward his process, establishing his restoration company in the same year. In the coming decades the company flourished in the restoration business and also began manufacturing lead free paints (well before the dangers of lead were recognised) and restoration products which were exported all over the world including Australia.

The Company was purchased by the present owner in the 1970s and the new build side of the business was established. Today Szerelmey specialises in Restoration and New Build services and operates throughout the UK.

History

Established since 1855

9 / History

Timeline

Established since 1855

Szerelmey moved to London

in 1850 and founded a

company to manufacture his

new resin-based inventions

– He leased a shop on

Oxford Street displaying the

products from his workshop in

Battersea. He lived in Pimlico

and then later Park Road,

Clapham. During this time he

still continued his illustration

and print work.

His company quickly gained

reputation and in 1855, the

prominent architect Charles

Barry and the scientist Michael

Faraday both recommended

Szerelmey’s pioneering

restoration techniques for

use on the newly-built but

already decaying Houses of

Parliament. After two years

of trials both Barry and

Faraday deemed Szerelmey’s

technique to be a success.

This was arguably the birth of

the modern restoration and

maintenance industry.

The zopissa range of products

expanded to include paints,

sealants and bonding

cements, used internally at St

Paul’s Cathedral and the Bank

of England. In 1862 Szerelmey

presented a series of technical

inventions at the World

Expo in London, extending

far beyond his restoration

background. In 1865 Admiral

Sir Edward Belcher presented

a paper to Naval architects

seriously considering Zopissa

treated board as an alternative

ship-building material.

According to him “Zopissa

paper of one inch thickness

[was] fired at and not quite

penetrated while a similar shot

went through ten inches of

good oak”.

Nicholas Szerelmey retired

in 1874 due to poor health

and died in 1875 in Hungary

where his mausoleum still

stands. In the same year the

company N C Szerelmey

& Co was incorporated,

continuing his legacy. Looking

to develop their products,

they investigated their liquid

restoration processes with

fresh eyes and with the

general advance of knowledge

at that time. Following this

the company released the

product commercially known

as Szerelmey Stone Liquid.

At the turn of the millennium

the Company had expanded

and continued to flourish; their

products being used from

the USA to Australia. At the

outbreak of the First World

War, the Company was run

by Henry Taylor and Arthur

George Cunnew. Arthur was

a manufacturing chemist and

in 1916 gave evidence for a

Governmental report on the

Danger in the Use of Lead in

the Painting of Buildings; N C

Szerelmey & Co were offering

a lead-free alternative paint at

this time.

Architect John Loughborough

Pearson, well-known as a

Gothic Revival Architect in

the 19th century and designer

of Truro Cathedral, worked

with N C Szerelmey and Co

to undertake a thorough

restoration of the medieval

Grade I listed Stonebow in

Lincoln, as well as further work

in 1930-31. Coincidentally one

of J L Pearson’s key projects

was St Peter’s Church which

sits directly opposite our

current offices in Vauxhall.

1850 1855

1862

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1885

1900

1850 - 1900

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In 1925 Szerelmey received

this testimonial from a

satisfied client - “The Liquid

you supplied us with in

May, 1915 and used on the

stonework of a Church in

Southampton, has proved a

great success, and after ten

years, the work looks well.

It appears to have entirely

stopped the decay of the

stonework.” - Geo S Hallum

& Sons, Southampton, 10th

January, 1925. The company

worked extensively in the

ecclesiastical sector, going on

to restore Clonfert Cathedral

in 1936, New Malden

Christ Church in 1939 and

Wimbledon Saint Mary Church

in 1960. Some time before

1932 N C Szerelmey & Co was

dissolved, and Szerelmey Ltd

was formed.

Documented records

disappeared from the 1920s

to the 1970s, at which point

the company was purchased

by the current owner who

continued restoration and

heritage work. In 1978

Szerelmey was once again

called to undertake the

restoration on the Houses of

Parliament, the project that

founded Szerelmey in 1855,

and restored the river-facing

facade of the building.

During the 1980s Szerelmey

extended its services to

include new build stonework

operations and around the

same time the company

opened its own stone cutting

yard in Battersea. Stone

blocks were transported

here, worked and delivered

to site. The cutting yard was

eventually closed after some

years and the company

moved from Battersea to

Vauxhall, while continuing to

deliver restoration and new

build stone projects. The

Restoration team continued

to bloom and in 1981 they

delivered a large scale

restoration project at Victoria

College, Jersey.

1920

1970s

1980

The company moved to

its current offices in the

mid 1990s which provides

extensive office space in

addition to two yards for large

scale mock ups and material

testing. As the availability

of overseas stone suppliers

increased the decision was

made to close the Szerelmey

cutting yard and focus on our

in house design and project

delivery. Among the many

projects delivered during

the 1990s was the repair and

refurbishment of the former

Bankside Power Station to

accommodate the Tate’s

modern art collection and

the installation of two new

elevations for the Royal Opera

House.

As of 2017 the company has

secured its two largest multi-

million pound projects to date

and continues to expand its

growth across the Capital and

the nation.

By the early 2000s due

to the expansion of the

company, separate divisions

were created for Szerelmey

Restoration, Szerelmey Ltd

and Szerelmey GB. Szerelmey

Restoration, the heart of the

company, continues to restore,

refurbish, remodel and repair

historic structures across the

Capital. Szerelmey Ltd delivers

new build projects across the

Capital and Szerelmey GB

delivers new build projects

across the length and breadth

of the country. By 2015 the

in house Design Department

had expanded significantly,

now occupying most of the

first floor of the building.

Re-investment in the latest

design software and training

has led to the department’s

proficiency in the use of BIM.

1990s

2000s

2018+

1920 - 2018

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Clients

Acanthus LWAdamson AssociatesAllford Hall Monaghan MorrisAllied LondonAllies and MorrisonAlsop ArchitectsAMEC Capital Projects LimitedApex HotelArab InvestmentsArgentARJ ConstructionAukett Fitzroy RobinsonAXA Real EstateAxis ArchitectsBalfour BeattyBAMBarratt HomesBBCBDPBeard ConstructionBenesco CharityBennetts AssociatesBenoyBerkeley HomesBerman Guedes StrettonBibendumBirmingham City CouncilBlack Cultural ArchivesBlack RockBond Cond & PiccadillyBouygues UK LimitedBright Space ArchitectsBritish LandBritish Museum TrusteesBritish Rail

BrookfieldBryen and LangleyC F MollerCampden Hill CourtCanary Wharf ContractorsCannon Bridge PropertiesCanterbury City CouncilCapita ArchitectureCarillionCaruso St JohnCB Richard Ellis LimitedChapman TaylorChesterfieldChristopher SargesonCITCity of LondonCJ O’SheaClanClose BrotherCoal Pension PropertiesCountryside PropertiesCowlinCPCCrossrailCrown EstateCJCT ArchitectsCushman WakefieldDavid Chipperfield & AssociatesDc Thomson & CoDe Vere Estates DeloitteDenton Corker MarshallDevelopment SecuritiesDixon Jones ArchitectsDonald Insall Associates

Dorchester GroupDrusDyerEarl CrownElectrotechEllmer ConstructionEmrysEnglish HeritageEPR ArchitectsEric Parry ArchitectsESAEssex Goodman and SuggittEton CollegeFeilden + MawsonFeltham ConstructionFitzroy RobinsonFlanagan LawrenceFletcher Priest ArchitectsFoster and PartnersFoundation ArchitectureFreshwater Group of CompaniesGalliford TryGarbe (UK)Geoffrey Allen AssociatesGeorgian GroupGillespiesGleeson Construction ServicesGloucester QuaysGMW ArchitectsGraham ConstructionGreat Ormond Street HospitalGreat Portland EstatesGreen PropertyGrimshaw ArchitectsGrosvenor Estate HoldingsHalpern PartnershipHamilton AssociatesHamiltons ArchitectsHB ReavisHBG ConstructionHeron International Historic Royal PalacesHOKHome OfficeHonourable Society of Lincoln’s InnHoward Litchfield PartnershipIan Springfield ArchitectsIrish Life AssuranceISGJM ArchitectsJones Lang LaSalle

John Deal PracticeJohn Robertson ArchitectsJohn Simpson and PartnersJohn Sisk and SonsKato Katugo CompanyKeith Williams ArchitectsKierKim Wilkie AssociatesKingerleeKings Road DevelopmentsKN NetworkKnight HarwoodKPFKPMLKSSLand SecuritiesLaxconLDS ArchitectsLegal EstatesLend LeaseLion Heart PropertiesLivesey O’MalleyLiving ArchitectureLivisLondon Stock ExchangeLondon UndergroundLord’s Cricket GroundLynch ArchitectsMaceMake ArchitectsManhattan Loft CorporationMecanoo ArchitectenMedical Research CouncilMOPACMore London DevelopmentMorely Fund/Second London WallMorgan SindallMoxleyMultiplexMurphyNational GalleryNational Maritime MuseumNational TrustNatural History MuseumNetwork RailNiall McLaughlin ArchitectsNicholas Burwell ArchitectsNomura PropertiesNorth AcreNPS Victoria Investments (London)Nye Saunders ArchitectsOMA Architects

One LothburyOrmsOsborneOsel ArchitectureOverburyP&O DevelopmentsPalace Gate Property ManagementParabola LandPaskin Kyriakides SandsPaul Davis and PartnersPelli Clarke Pelli Pembroke College, Oxford PLPPlymouth University PricewaterhouseCoopersPrime EstatesPringle Richards SharrattPurcellQatari DiarReardon Smith ArchitectsRedevco Property DevelopmentsRidgeford Properties Ripon College, OxfordRMJMRobin Partington ArchitectsRoger Stirk Harbour & Partners Rolfe JuddRonson Capital PartnersRooffRose BuildersRoyal Bank of ScotlandRoyal College of MusicRoyal Horticultural SocietyRoyal HouseholdRoyal Lancaster HotelRoyal Opera HouseSackville Street PartnershipsSalisbury Council OfficesSchalScottish Widows Investment PartnershipSelfridgesSheffield City CouncilSheppard RobsonSidell GibsonSimmons and SimmonsSir Robert McAlpineSkanskaSkidmore Owings MerrillSomerset House TrustSpectrum ProjectsSpringfield University Hospital

Squire & PartnersSt Anthony’s College, Oxford St David’s Shopping CentreSt Dunstan’s CollegeSt Edwards GroupSt James GroupSt John’s College, OxfordSt Nicholas Cole Abbey Centre for Workplace MinistrySt Peter’s Church IslingtonStandard LifeStanhopeStanmoreStanton WilliamsStoford DevelopmentsStormStudio Webb ArchitectsSwanke Hayden ConnellTate BritainTaylor WoodrowTenants AssociationTerry Farrell & PartnersThe Ability GroupTH Real EstatesTolent ConstructionTransport for LondonTreasury HoldingsTrehearne ArchitectsTube LinesTuffin Ferraby Taylor Tulliallan BurlingtonUCLUnited Learning TrustUniversity of CambridgeUniversity of GreenwichUniversity of OxfordUniversity of SouthamptonVeyron Group Victoria and Albert MuseumVictoria House Property LtdWainbridge Estates WallisWates ConstructionWebb Gray ArchitectsWilkinson EyreWilliams BuildWolfe Property ServicesWoolfWorcester College, OxfordWorshipful Company of LeathersellersWPG FreeholdZoological Society of London

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