Case Studies

Environmentally Friendly
Environmentally Friendly
Award Winning Team
Award Winning Team
Made in Britain (1)
Made in Britain
Red House External Elevation with Hardwick Casements and Melbourne Doors: An exterior shot of The Red House, showcasing the building's bold design. The handmade red brickwork contrasts with bright green Hardwick casement windows and Melbourne timber doors, which punctuate the façade. The house, sitting on a hillside amidst rolling fields, features exaggerated overhanging green eaves and a steep-pitched slate roof. The vibrant green timber windows and doors add a playful touch to the traditional brick structure, with the countryside extending into the distance, reinforcing the house's connection with its natural surroundings.
The Red House, Dorset: RIBA House of the Year Winner
How Does The Red House Combine Bold Design with Sustainability? Designed by David Kohn Architects, The Red House stands as a striking contemporary family home on a hilltop, offering...
Exterior of The Waterman Building, Farringdon, London – A large, six-storey Victorian warehouse building with a grand, symmetrical façade in warm yellow brick. Rows of black-painted timber sash windows contrast with ornate white stone detailing. The corner section features decorative pilasters and a rounded edge, standing proudly on a busy London street in the Borough of Islington.
Sustainable Windows Deliver Low-Carbon Solution for London Building
Timber Windows Solve Sustainability Challenge at The Waterman Building Gowercroft’s energy-efficient windows played a key role in transforming The Waterman Building. This row of four former Victorian warehouses in...
A wide-angle view of Saltdean Lido, a restored Art Deco outdoor swimming pool and building in East Sussex, UK. The bright blue pool is in the foreground, surrounded by a paved area with railings. The white, curved architecture of the lido building is visible in the middle, with "Saltdean Lido" displayed on the central tower. Rolling green hills and a coastal town with houses are seen in the background under a blue sky with scattered clouds.
Precision-Crafted Curved Bifold Doors for Saltdean Lido in Brighton
Custom Timber Doors for Grade II* Listed Art Deco Lido in Brighton Summary: Gowercroft Joinery played a key role in the £8 million restoration of the Grade II* listed...
A beautifully renovated white brick house with well-maintained green lawn and blooming flower pots in the foreground. The house features Gowercroft Joinery's timber windows, including Winston Heritage Sliding Sash Windows and a Churchill Heritage Door. The windows and door seamlessly blend with the historical aesthetic of the property, showcasing a successful combination of heritage design and modern functionality.
South Derbyshire’s First Vacuum Glazed Windows in Grade II Listed Property
Vacuum Glazing in South Derbyshire Grade II Listed Property Key Takeaways: In 2021, an 1840s model farm in South Derbyshire underwent a remarkable transformation. This Grade II listed building...
Major Commercial Regeneration of Rutland Mills, Wakefield
How Gowercroft’s Timber Windows Transformed Wakefield’s Rutland Mills Gowercroft Joinery installed 219 timber windows at the former Rutland Mills site in Wakefield, part of a ten-acre regeneration masterplan aimed at revitalising...
Timber windows restoring historical authenticity to Wells-next-the-Sea's listed properties
Heritage Timber Windows, Norfolk
Vacuum Glazed Sash and Casement Windows for Grade II Cottage, Wells-next-the-Sea Key takeaways: What is the history of this Grade II listed cottage in North Norfolk? Tucked away in...
Shelter Hall Brighton timber bifold doors main image
Panoramic Doors Revive Brighton’s Shelter Hall
Panoramic Doors Transform Shelter Hall into a Modern Coastal Landmark Gowercroft Joinery played a central role in the transformation of Brighton’s historic Shelter Hall, providing bespoke panoramic doors and...
Restoration of the Old Rectory, Clifton, Nottingham - main image showing classic timber casement windows
Georgian Window Restoration, Nottingham
Timber Sliding Sash Windows at The Old Rectory, Clifton Village Key takeaways: What is the story behind the Old Rectory restoration? The Old Rectory in Clifton Village, Nottinghamshire, dates...
Heritage Doors for South London Restoration
South London Gallery Fire Station
Heritage Doors for South London Restoration A former Victorian fire station has been converted into an inspiring new gallery space for the South London Gallery (SLG), one of London’s...
Winston Sliding Sash Heritage Window in low energy restoration project
Energy Efficient Heritage Windows, West London
Project Summary Key Takeaways What was the vision for this Victorian retrofit? Originally built in 1878 as a carriage house, Mews House featured stable doors, horse stalls, a hayloft,...
The Draycott Canal Cottages restoration project showing a row of red-brick terraced cottages with Gowercroft heritage-style timber windows and doors, set beside a canal with a small boat and landscaped parking area.
Draycott Window Restoration Project
Traditional Sliding Sash Windows in Derby 200 year old cottages undergo a massive transformation from dereliction to desireable. Gowercroft were proud to provide traditional sliding sash windows to this...
Front view of The William White Buildings in Staffordshire, showing restored heritage-style timber casement windows by Gowercroft Joinery set within decorative Victorian brickwork.
The William White Buildings
Gothic Design Heritage Windows Replacement windows for a beautiful former shop designed by eminent architect William White. This distinctive gothic design needed some very special heritage windows. Heritage Windows,...
Contemporary timber-clad home in Dorset with large timber sliding doors and full-height glazed screens by Gowercroft Joinery, opening onto a modern courtyard with trees and planters. A dog stands in the doorway, emphasising homeliness.
Timber Tilt and Turn Windows for Contemporary Barn Conversion in Dorset
North Acre, Dorset North Acre is a stunning five-bedroom barn conversion, situated on the top of a hill with breath-taking views over the rolling countryside just north of Shaftesbury,...
Templeton House
Templeton House
The Amazing and Exclusive Restoration of Templeton House Gowercroft Joinery is proud to have played a key role in the restoration of the doors and windows of Templeton House,...
Rear elevation of the renovated Maltster’s Tap pub in Shropshire, featuring traditional flush casement timber windows by Gowercroft. A timber-framed garden room with glazed walls and a roof lantern forms a stylish extension that complements the original stone building.
Traditional Windows – Maltsters Tap, Shropshire
Maltsters Tap Traditional Flush Casement Windows – Gowercroft Joinery Traditional Flush Casement Windows designed and installed in a Grade II listed former brewery – The Maltsters Tap near Shrewsbury...
Front view of The Smithy in Whatstandwell, Derbyshire, showing Gowercroft’s heritage-style timber windows installed in a traditional stone cottage with a tiled roof and white porch.
Heritage Style Windows – The Smithy, Whatstandwell
The Smithy, Whatstandwell Case Study – Heritage Style Windows Gowercroft fitted traditional windows to compliment this lovely old cottage in Whatstandwell, off the A6 near Matlock in Derbyshire. This...
Richmond casement windows with heritage-style sealed units installed in a thatched cottage at Repton School, Derbyshire, surrounded by a vibrant garden and traditional red brickwork.
Heritage Double Glazing – Repton School, Derby
Textbook installation of Heritage Double Glazing in a Listed Building Heritage Double Glazing was needed to update this historic Private School near Derby without ruining it’s very distinctive appearance....
Longmoor Hall heritage windows and doors
Heritage Windows and Doors – Olde Longmoor Hall
Heritage Windows and Doors with slim double glazing in listed building Mr and Mrs Smith needed a heritage window for Olde Longmoor Hall in Derbyshire. The new joinery had...