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Architect-Surveyor-Historic Building Consultant | Pensaer-Tirfesurydd-ymgYnghorwyr Adeiladau Hanesyddol |
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The Civic Trust Award for 2001 was awarded for the restoration of Ty Mawr for
CADW (Welsh Historic Monuments) and Powis Castle Estate.
The restoration was of this rare medieval aisled hall house. Discovered
some 25 years previously the building, which was built in 1460 as the home of a
wealthy medieval household, was being used as a cowshed
To carry out the works, the remains of the timber framed structure were
supported by a maze of scaffolding and protected by constructing a corrugated
roof over the top.
The building was reconstructed to what it might have been in 1635, keeping the
remains of the original timber frame intact.
This extraordinary house is now lived in by tenants, but is regularly open to
the public
