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Designed and constructed in 1867, the Grade II listed St John’s Hall has been a pivotal part of community life for generations, playing host to weddings, driving lessons, exhibitio...
As one of Plymouth’s last working farms, Poole Farm offers a wealth of education, health well-being and conservation activities to help local people connect to the natural world. Comprising of ov...
Grade II listed structures, Portland Villas, are located in the heart of Plymouth University’s campus. However, despite their historic status, the villas were in need of extensive structural upgr...
With thousands of visitors every year, Plymouth Hoe is a major city landmark, with many flocking to the infamous 500m ...
Offering stunning coastal views, Plymouth’s Hoe is one of the city’s most popular tourist destinations, welcoming over 5 million visitors every year. Located just a stone’s throw away from th...
Constructed in the early 1960s and welcoming hundreds of legal professionals and visitors through its doors every year, Plymouth’s Combined Court building is an iconic structure located in the he...