Our Work

This impressive new build home nestled in a tiny hamlet in West Yorkshire was once a row of run down cottages. Mono Masonry worked with architects One17 Design to bring this beautiful project to life.

Mono Masonry are proud to have been able to assist Harrogate Garden Design in the creation of the UK’s first Biophilic SEN School.

By meticulously restoring this Grade II listed building, the team has helped preserve a vital part of York’s history, allowing the legacy of the refectory to continue for years to come.

Doxford Gatehouse was demolished in August 2019, and all brickwork reclaimed relating to the
structures’ distinctive and decorative arches. Mono Masonry used all of the available brickwork to re-build a replica of the Western Arch Elevation. The structure’s wrought iron gates were also saved and stored for restoration and re-erection.

Mono Masonry were tasked with conducting masonry repairs to the West elevation of St Joseph’s Church, including indent repairs, stone replacements, dismantle and rebuild, and a scheme of repointing.

Our work on Studley Castle underscores the company’s commitment to heritage conservation. By meticulously restoring this Grade II* listed building, the team has helped preserve a vital part of Warwickshire’s history, allowing the legacy of Studley Castle to continue for years to come.

This project exemplifies the importance of conserving our industrial heritage and the role that skilled craftsmanship plays in maintaining the historical fabric of our communities.

The conservation project at Huddersfield Town Hall focused on preserving and enhancing the building’s exterior elements, with a particular emphasis on its stonemasonry and windows.

Mono Masonry’s work on the St George Hotel underscores the company’s commitment to heritage conservation. By meticulously restoring this Grade II* listed building, the team has helped preserve a vital part of Huddersfield’s history, allowing the legacy of the St George Hotel to continue for years to come.

Mono Masonry were asked to make and install a new stone bench to sit in the middle of a newly designed green space in the heart of York. The apex of York Minster’s Great East Window was the inspiration for the design of the bench, with the impressive window providing an imposing backdrop for the park.

For this project we were asked by the Principal Contractor of a housing development in Hale Wharf, Tottenham, so assist in making and installing a stone sculpture as part of a public art feature within the development.