Crick Smith

• Home
• About us
• Services
• Projects
• Training & courses
• Academic research
• Contact us

1. 

   Beaumont House Chapel

   Beaumont House was once the home of the Roman Catholic St. Stanislaus College. The 1906 marouflage decorative scheme, attributed to Romaine-Walker and Besant was covered over in the 1970’s. Crick Smith undertook the conservation and replication of these decorative painted surfaces and the gilded and painted reredos.

2. 

   National Liberal Club Smoking Room

   This 1887 Waterhouse building has many interiors clad with ceramics manufactured by Burmantofts. Entire rooms are decorated with original glazed, often deeply moulded ceramics prized for their historic and aesthetic significance. Crick Smith are currently involved in a programme to ensure their prolonged survival.

3. 

   St Pancras Chambers

   In 2002 Crick Smith started an ongoing programme of work at St. Pancras Chambers in London with an initial survey of all levels to provide an insight into the hierarchy of the building. This initial research defined seven significant areas, providing a representation of the principle historic interiors.

4. 

   The Sheldonian Theatre

   Designed by Wren in 1668, the details of the original historic decoration of this significant Grade I listed building was not understood. Combining historical evidence with paint research and analysis the interiors were researched and recorded, enabling the client to decide on redecoration. Ongoing works will reveal areas of the original finish and undertake paint trials.