- Architectural Metalwork
- Epsom Methodist Church
- Bupa Staines
- Stockton Hall Fire Damage
- St. Mary Magdalene Church
St. Mary Magdalene Church, Peckham
| Client: | St. Mary Magdalene Church |
| Architect: | Initiatives In Design |
| Contractor: | Priory Gate |
| Value: | £1.3M |
Structural Form
The new brick clad church utilises a steel frame with a pitched timber roof; this provides a flexible open-plan solution to maximise the client’s variable needs, i.e. religious, educational and social events. A flat slab reinforced concrete roof was used for the low level wings, providing thermal massing for the offices and enabling future scaffolding of the roof for maintainence. Due to the original basement, the new church utilises piled foundations and a suspended RC ground floor flat slab.
Comments
New church and community centre funded by the parishioners and the Diocese of Southwark. Due to the impracticability and poor condition of the previous 1962 church, the parish decided that a new church was required. The old church was thus demolished and a new, more practical and sustainable church constructed.



