Queen's Chapel

Re-run string course, limewashed to match
Render repairs, external moulding repairs and limewashing.

The Queen’s Chapel is one of the few remaining Inigo Jones buildings. Originally commenced for a Spanish prince and then finished for a French, the building is largely made from brick and rendered in lime with ashlar lines struck into it before being limewashed to look like stone. Repairs to the string course, a protruding band that sheds rain water away from the wall between the grand and first floor was also rerun.

Queen's Chapel

Finished render repairs and lime washing
Re-run string course, limewashed to match
Exposed brickwork behind hollow render