The repair of a 17th century water mill and 11th century barn at Hestercombe Gardens, and their conversion into an education centre.  Old equipment has been refitted in the mill, together with an exhibition of early energy production. The barn has become a multi function education space. The intention was to demonstrate how old buildings can be converted sensitively.

• Removal of redundant internal agricultural structures, roof coverings and aged water wheel mechanism within mill for repair, restoration and adaption for hydroelectric power generation by specialist.

• Structural timber and masonry repairs to roof and walls, installation of new ground and first floor structures.

• Repair and replacement of existing windows, manufacture and installation of new oak glazed screens, doors and cladding.

• Installation of commercial kitchen and toilet facilities within conference hall barn and toilet facilities within Watermill visitors centre.

• New LPG tank, heating and electrical installations throughout. Construction of the remembrance wall of memories