Care & heritage / Durham

Beddell House

Helping a historic care environment work better for its residents.

Beddell House at dusk, with an illuminated glazed extension beside the historic stone building

About the project

The refurbishment of this Grade II listed building near Durham improved accessibility and created a more dementia-friendly environment. The design supports greater independence while preserving the character and fabric of the original building.

Setting
Durham
Project
Care home refurbishment
Design focus
Accessibility & conservation
Beddell House interior corridor with handrails, framed historic photograph and dark teal shopfront-style detailing
Interior corridor
Glazed club entrance with dark timber-style framing beside a carpeted corridor
Club entrance
Corridor seating with patterned armchairs, wayfinding signs and handrails
Corridor seating
Interior corridor beside a staircase, with handrails, lamps and framed historic photographs
Stair & corridor
Club lounge with upholstered seating, a fireplace and a bar area
Club lounge

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