Charles Holland lands gig on Dover fort
Lee Evans Partnership to lead conservation of Victorian jewel
Charles Holland Architects and the Lee Evans Partnership have been appointed to work on the restoration of a Victorian fort next to Dover Castle.
The plans to reinvent Fort Burgoyne, described as a “forgotten Victorian masterpiece”, will be part of a wider project to establish a culture of creativity in the Channel port town.
National land management charity The Land Trust appointed Lee Evans to work on the stabilisation and conservation of the 1860s complex, allowing the fort and its west wing battery to be regularly opened to the public for the first time since it was built in the 1860s.
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