Images from Descriptive Buildings Recording at Colt Crag Reservoir, Thockrington, Northumberland November 2021 to February 2022

This collection comprises images from a Descriptive Buildings Recording (Level 2) at Colt Crag Reservoir, Thockrington, Northumberland. The built heritage assessment was carried out by Stantec UK between November 2021 and February 2022. This work was undertaken prior to refurbishment of a valve tower

Images from Historic Building Recording at Burnhope Reservoir, Wearhead, County Durham May 2022

This collection comprises images from Historic Building Recording at Burnhope Reservoir, Wearhead, Co. Durham. This work was undertaken by Stantec UK in May 2022

Digital Archive from a Geophysical Survey at Chalgrove Airfield Warehouse, Oxfordshire, October 2022

This collection comprises images, geophysics and GIS data from a Geophysical Survey at Martin-Baker Aircraft, Chalgrove Airfield Warehouse which was undertaken in advance of proposed development of a new warehouse facility. This work was undertaken by Stantec UK in October 2022. The survey was completed but a high amount of magnetic interference precluded any possible archaeological features from being identified. No magnetic anomalies positively identifiable as potential buried archaeological remains were identified. Possible ground disturbance was recorded which may be associated with the site's use as a military airfield in the Second World Wa

Images from a Built Heritage Assessment of Silverband Mine Brake House and Aerial Ropeway, Dufton Fell, Milburn, Cumbria, March 2022

This collection comprises images from a built heritage assessment of Silverband Mine Brake House and Aerial Ropeway, Milburn, Cumbria, England, NGR NY 6949 3070. This was undertaken by Stantec UK on behalf of the Natural England Moor House National Nature Reserve in March 2022. The Brake House and its associated aerial ropeway were built in 1939 to serve Silverband Mine. Both the aerial ropeway and Brake House form part of a Scheduled Monument and as such are of national importance. The scheduling identifies the site as a rare example of a 20th century aerial ropeway, few of which now survive, and the site is identified as the best surviving example of an aerial ropeway used in a metal-mining context in England. The survey identified that, although the ropeway had been damaged by attempts to salvage and remove it when the mine closed in 1964, and the Brake House had suffered through having lost its roof and having partially collapsed, sufficient evidence of its original form and function survived to be able to interpret the structure and provide an understanding of how it had functioned

Images from a Historic Building Recording Survey at Osney Bridge, Botley Road, Oxford, December 2021 to May 2022

This collection comprises images from a Built Heritage Assessment at Osney Bridge, Botley Road, Oxford. This work was undertaken by Stantec UK between December 2021 and May 2022 on instruction from Thames Water Limited prior to repair works

Images from Historic Building Survey Work at George Jessel House, Alderney Water Treatment Works, Bournemouth, April to June 2022

This collection comprises images from historic building survey work at George Jessel House, Alderney Water Treatment Works, Bournemouth. This was undertaken between April and June 2022 by Stantec UK.George Jessel House is a three-storey mid-20th century office block built as the main administration block for the Water Treatment Works and is now derelict. The building is not nationally or locally designated but is considered to hold heritage value. The assessment identified that it was designed by Raglan Squire, a noted 20th century architect, and built in International Style, a modernist 20th century architectural style. The archive is considered a complete record of George Jessel House, and no further work was recommended prior to demolition of the building