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Project Team
Client: Norton Priory Museum & Gardens
Designers: Mather & Co
Exhibition Fit Out: Elmwood Projects
Norton Priory, Runcorn
Norton Priory is the most excavated monastic site in Europe. Thanks to a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, its brand new £4.5m museum tells its 900 year story, displaying hundreds of medieval and later period objects discovered during the extensive archaeological digs.
The Museum Exhibition Fit Out Works for the Norton Priory, comprised a ground family activity area with a St Christopher Statue and a centralised Orientation Table.
We were able to work around some issues relating to other works that could have potentially affected the project programme, successfully delivering on time to a very satisfied client.
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“As a main contractor, Elmwood successfully managed all sub contractors and ensured a high standard of workmanship. Very quickly we formed good relations with the Elmwood site staff, from contracts management to the men on the ground, joiners, brickies, labourers all of whom became part of the family.”
Project Team
Client: Norton Priory Museum & Gardens
Designers: Mather & Co
Exhibition Fit Out: Elmwood Projects
Norton Priory, Runcorn
Norton Priory is the most excavated monastic site in Europe. Thanks to a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, its brand new £4.5m museum tells its 900 year story, displaying hundreds of medieval and later period objects discovered during the extensive archaeological digs.
The Museum Exhibition Fit Out Works for the Norton Priory, comprised a ground family activity area with a St Christopher Statue and a centralised Orientation Table.
We were able to work around some issues relating to other works that could have potentially affected the project programme, successfully delivering on time to a very satisfied client.
Related projects
“As a main contractor, Elmwood successfully managed all sub contractors and ensured a high standard of workmanship. Very quickly we formed good relations with the Elmwood site staff, from contracts management to the men on the ground, joiners, brickies, labourers all of whom became part of the family.”