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Hexham Abbey Cloister

A new structure in keeping with historical abbey

Client: Parochial Church Council of Hexham Abbey

Location: Northumberland

Completed: 2015

Architect: Purcel

Award: RICS North East - Tourism and Leisure

Materials: Green Oak

Funding : Heritage Lottery Fund

An oak framed cloister as part of a £3m project

For over 1300 years, buildings have stood on the site of Hexham Abbey in Northumberland, one of the earliest seats of Christianity in England.

In 2013, after a decade of planning, work started on the restoration of the medieval monastery complex, the Priory Buildings.  This £3m project set out to reunite all of the buildings on the Abbey site for the first time since the Reformation as well as creating new spaces for exhibitions, education rooms, function rooms, offices and the Refectory Cafe.

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