Purcell submits plans to refurbish and extend London’s 12th century Temple Church

Purcell Temple 1

New choristers’ facilities and level access ramp proposed for grade I-listed Royal Peculiar

Purcell has submitted plans to refurbish and extend an 800-year-old church in central London which was built by the Knights Templar.

Proposals submitted by the heritage practice to the City of London Corporation earlier this month would add two single-story extensions to the grade I-listed Temple Church and an accessible ramp at its main entrance.

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