53 Great Buckingham St, Redfern

• Restoration and repair of windows and openings shown in the project drawings
• Repair of rendered sills, timber window frames and timber window guides
• Repair of storm moulds, sills, counterweights and running gear
• Replacement of broken glass panes
• Restoration and repair of existing timber double-hung windows to preserve the original building fabric

• Preserving original timber window fabric while carrying out detailed repair works
• Coordinating repairs across multiple interrelated window and opening components
• Maintaining consistency across heritage detailing and window operation
• Delivering a focused restoration scope within an active building setting

RJC Group carried out the works as a carefully coordinated heritage carpentry scope, with each window and opening element assessed and repaired to retain as much original fabric as possible. The project required detailed attention across timber, glazing and associated operating components to restore functionality while maintaining consistency with the building’s heritage character.

The scope combined repair, restoration and selective replacement works across multiple window elements within the one building envelope. All works were delivered with a focus on sympathetic repair methods, visual consistency and long-term durability.

• Original timber windows and openings restored as part of the broader heritage carpentry scope
• Associated window elements repaired, including guides, counterweights and running gear
• Window functionality improved through detailed restoration works
• Original building fabric preserved through careful and sympathetic repair methods
• Heritage character and presentation of the building maintained throughout the works