Forest Pennant Paving Makes A Splash In Bath

摘要

Forest Pennant is a defining feature of the pavements and staircases over three levels in Bath's new Milsom Place development that links a 1980s shopping area previously known as Shires Yard and a late 18th century neoclassical octagonal chapel. The stone has been supplied by Royal Forest Pennant for the public walkways around an area that consists of 26 shops, four restaurants and two courtyards. The Pennant unites the new, ￡13mil-lion development with the traditional surroundings of the city. Mixed colour paving with a sawn finish in 3 00mm and 450mm widths and random lengths was supplied to this project in the north of the city. Commenting on the selection of the Forest Pennant for the project, Sarah Mansfield, co-founder and a Director of developers L&G Group, said: "Working very closely with Bath and North East Somerset Council's historic environment team on what is a series of sensitive Grade 1 listed buildings it was agreed that Pennant would be the most suitable paving material for Milsom Place."