St Mary Redcliffe project 450 Initial Options Appraisal

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OPTION 3 • Reconfi gured processional steps to North Porch • Conversion of existing Choir Vestry to Exhibition Space / Treasury • New lift to Nave level with sheltering roof over route to North Aisle • Three-storey tower to contain Choir Vestry and Hogarth Gallery 1 5 6 8 9 3 2 7 4 PROS Conversion of Choir Vestry to Exhibition Space more successful than Option 2 Provision of Workshop / Mess Room for Conservation Contractors Re-use of Priest’s Door to provide access to Sunday School and Clergy Vestry CONS Loss of 1940’s Undercroft deemed unjustifi able, if only to accommodate WCs Distance between Church and South Churchyard Building Accessible route to Nave remains unsatisfactory, as noted under Option 2 1 Steps to North Porch 2 Welcome 3 Introductory Exhibition 4 Exhibition Space 5 Potential Hogarth Installationtion 6 Cafe 7 Kitchen 8 WCs 9 Lift to Nave ST MARY REDCLIFFE OPTION 3 - CRYPT LEVEL PLAN SEPTEMBER 2016
Necessarily, each of the options prioritises different elements of the proposed brief. However, none was deemed to provide an optimal solution 10 The Project Board instructed that, as these options suggest, the provision of new Clergy and Community facilities on Prewett Street should be viewed as a separate project, due to ongoing conversations with the Methodist Church over the use of the site and existing Faithspace Building 9 11 Beyond this, the Initial Options Appraisal highlighted a series of brief considerations requiring further interrogation, analysis, and justifi cation, including: OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS What are the operational challenges, constraints, and opportunities of St Mary Redcliffe? What are the specifi c needs of each church ‘department’ - Vestry, Music, Education, etc? And what potential is there to combine those new facilities created in response? HERITAGE REQUIREMENTS What is the heritage signifi cance of St Mary Redcliffe’s collection? What are the key artefacts? What is there current condition, and conservation requirements? What is the relevance, implication, and potential of the Hogarth’s return? How can this material be utilised to better-tell the stories of St Mary Redcliffe? And what are the key interpretive themes? 12 COMMUNITY REQUIREMENTS 10 Choir Vestry 11 Practice c Room 12 Education Space 13 Events Space 13 Given the socio-economic disparity between North & South Redcliffe and the consequently diverse needs and interests of the Parish, how can Project 450 achieve relevance, increased engagement, and community assistance? To address these questions, workshops were conducted with members of the church staff, alongside the commissioning of the following series of specialist studies ST MARY REDCLIFFE OPTION 3 - NAVE LEVEL PLAN SEPTEMBER 2016
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