Kingswood Building, Middlewood Hospital

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This is the magnificent Kingswood building in 1992 when it was completely vacant. Photo: Luis Arroyo

Another view of the Kingswood Building in 1992. Photo: Luis Arroyo

The Kingswood building is a Victorian Grade II listed building dating back to 1878. The following images show some aspect of the conversion work by PJ Livesey Group, a company with a track record in the conversion of period properties. The site is set in mature woodland, adjacent to the City's adopted green belt. Today there are over 500 new houses within the hospital site. The Kingswood building accommodates 85 new prestigious apartments. All photos below supplied by Steve Taylor of PJ Livesey

Arch windows Interior of building

Wrought iron supports Workmen in the conversion of the building

This is the top floor of the new Kingswood building Roof area

Windows Gable end

The underfloor of Kingswood The top floor of the building

Men at work The rear of the building

Kingswood Building

Rear view Drilling man

This is the rear of the building Most of the conversion work now completed

The front view of the building

Mud

The 'twin tower's of the Kingswood Building Photo: Luis Arroyo

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Photo by Ian Slater
Photo: Ian Slater

The name Middlewood originally comes from an old wood. A charter written in 1350 refers to the land lying between 'Medel Woddle' and the park of Waddesley.

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