The Sarah Losh Heritage Centre, Wreay - Sedum Roof
The Sarah Losh Heritage Centre, Wreay - Sedum Roof
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St Mary’s Church in Wreay is of local, national and international significance. It was designed by Sarah Losh, a local landowner, in the 1840’s.
St Mary’s Church in Wreay is of local, national and international significance. It was designed by Sarah Losh, a local landowner, in the 1840’s.
The Sarah Losh Heritage Centre is a multi-use space used for the benefit of the local and regional community. An ancillary building was constructed to house a disabled WC and small kitchen.
The Sarah Losh Heritage Centre is a multi-use space used for the benefit of the local and regional community. An ancillary building was constructed to house a disabled WC and small kitchen.
New multi-use space
New multi-use space
The Sedum Roof
The Sedum Roof
Raymond Whittaker
Raymond Whittaker
A grant was made to The Friends of St Mary's Church to fund the installation of a sedum roof for this outbuilding which is located adjacent to the church. The installation was done with local volunteer labour.
A grant was made to The Friends of St Mary's Church to fund the installation of a sedum roof for this outbuilding which is located adjacent to the church. The installation was done with local volunteer labour.
Sedum roofs are being increasingly used to reduce run-off from buildings, aid cooling and provide a living habitat for invertebrates. They also fit in well in rural settings.
Sedum roofs are being increasingly used to reduce run-off from buildings, aid cooling and provide a living habitat for invertebrates. They also fit in well in rural settings.
Installation cost: The building was constructed with volunteer labour. A grant of £660 was made towards the cost of the sedum roof.
Installation cost: The building was constructed with volunteer labour. A grant of £660 was made towards the cost of the sedum roof.
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