NOTES for APPLICATION FOR REGISTERED BUILDING CONSENT
Please Note
The area identified in green on the schematic floor plan
As far as possible, marked-up photographs are provided to illustrate the description. These attempt to provide an indication of the visual impact on the building, but should not be taken as a precise demonstration.
Insulation of Clergy Vestry
Modifications are required to be made to the clergy vestry to meet the needs of a working environment in terms of heat, light and comfort. New under-felt and carpet in a neutral light colour - beige - will replace the existing worn out red carpet. The internal porch, which has been added subsequently, will be removed in order to improve the space available for office equipment and better insulation will be provided on the inside of the exterior vestry door with the gaps around it sealed (Figure 17). The ceilings (Figure 18) will be insulated between rafters. The wall cupboard, which at present is a series of add-ons (Figure 19) on the left hand side will be reinstated as previously but split panelled doors into 4 rather than 2. A door-closer will be added to the internal door, to prevent it being left open by visitors to the vestry office. The fluorescent light strip (Figure 18) will be replaced with uplighters.
St German's Cathedral South (Clergy) Vestry indicated in green
Architectural floor plan showing the interior layout of a cathedral, including the nave, chancel, and vestries.
a 10 CLERGY VESTRY
A photograph of an interior room with wood-paneled walls containing various pieces of equipment, including a green cabinet with gold detailing and white machinery.
Figure 15 Clergy Vestry: Newer "added lobby", alongside exterior door to be removed
Figure 17 Clergy Vestry: Exterior door to be insulated
Figure 18 Clergy Vestry: Ceiling and tube light fitting
Ceiling to have insulation between rafters and strip light to be replaced with uplighters.
A composite image showing the interior of a historic building, featuring a wooden arched door with cross-bracing and a wooden paneled wall or staircase.
Figure 19 Clergy Vestry: Cupboards on wall behind the organ to be reinstated as previously but split panelled doors into 4 rather than 2
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The image shows an interior room with extensive dark wood paneling and built-in wooden cabinetry, likely depicting the South Clergy Vestry mentioned in the application.
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Source & Provenance
Official reference
10/01641/CON
Source authority
Isle of Man Government Planning & Building Control
