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Refurbishment case study

Kilbourn Street: from stripped back to finished spaces

A visual record of an extensive Nottingham property refurbishment, covering early clearance, substantial building work and the completed interior.

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Finished en-suite bathroom at Kilbourn Street with a shower enclosure, vanity unit and toilet
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Before

Exposing the actual scope

Early imagery shows spaces cleared back to the building fabric. This provides a clear starting point for sequencing the work and understanding what must happen before internal finishes.

Kilbourn Street interior stripped back during early refurbishment
The property during its stripped-back stage.

Before Works walkthrough

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02

Work completed

Major work before the visible finish

The project record includes roof work and internal sound-insulation preparation. These images show the less visible stages that sit behind the final presentation.

Roof work underway at Kilbourn Street
Roof works in progress.
Wall prepared for sound insulation at Kilbourn Street
Internal preparation for sound insulation.
03

Finished result

A coherent set of completed rooms

The completed photographs show fitted kitchen, lounge and en-suite areas with a consistent, practical finish.

Finished furnished lounge at Kilbourn Street
Finished lounge.
Finished en-suite shower room at Kilbourn Street
Finished en-suite.

Walk-through

See the finished property

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Finished walkthrough

This case study describes only what is visible in the supplied project record. It does not imply regulated certification or make claims about programme, cost or investment performance.

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