2015 - Hampstead Heath, London, UK
This lectern was carved in Bath stone and delivered to site. On looking at the architect's drawing she broke the lectern down into more manageable pieces and hollowed the blocks out to make them lighter.
Although Katherine provides installation and stone gilding she was not contracted to do this part of the works.
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Bath stone altar Hollow lighter blocks Delivering top stone
Katherine's architectural stone carving and stone masonry skills are applied in the making of church furnishings; carving the stone, transportation, installation, design and practicality discussions. She has made large marble altars weighing over a tonne. Her letter carving is also used to embellish the furnishings with scriptures and can be painted or gilded.
See below (award) won for the quality of her work.
See her architectural stone carving and stone masonry for similar work.
Award
2009 - Church marble suite, Giffard House, Wolverhampton, WV1, UK
(Winner of the Ecclesiastical Architects and Surveyors Presidents Award 2009), for new work in churches and runner up of The Georgian Award.
Carved and installed a new altar, ambo, tabernacle with shelf and credence table in Sicilian Lavagnia Marble.
Katherine provides installation, practicle stone discussions and design. Taking into account the setting and surroundings as well as the aspirations of the church community. She is also happy to work with architects and from a given design.
For commissions and sales Katherine quotes competitively . Contact Katherine to discuss an architectural commission or enquiry.