Restoration of St Dunstan’s House – Glastonbury Town Hall
Glastonbury
O2i Design Ltd is proud to announce planning approval for the Restoration of St Dunstan’s House & Glastonbury Town Hall, with the creation of a new atrium at Glastonbury Town Hall. This ambitious project will transform the site into a vibrant Health & Well-being Community Hub in the heart of Glastonbury, Somerset.
Part of the £23.6 million Glastonbury Town Deal, the development will revitalise the historic town centre, improve access to essential services, and promote the health, well-being, and prosperity of the local community.
Blending Historic Restoration with Contemporary Architecture
As experts in heritage and listed building restoration in Somerset, the O2i Design team has worked closely with stakeholders to create a design that honours the character of Glastonbury’s historic architecture while introducing a modern, functional space. Read More
The sensitive restoration of St Dunstan’s House will be enhanced by a light-filled, accessible atrium that connects seamlessly with the adjacent Town Hall, creating a welcoming and inclusive public space.
A Community Hub for Health, Well-being, and Growth
Once complete, the St Dunstan’s House Community Hub will provide:
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Health and well-being services for residents of Glastonbury and the surrounding Somerset areas
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A safe, inclusive space for community events and activities
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Business support and employment guidance, driving local economic growth
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Improved public spaces that reflect Glastonbury’s cultural heritage
Supporting Glastonbury’s Regeneration Vision
This landmark scheme is a cornerstone of Glastonbury’s regeneration plan, combining historic preservation with sustainable community development. By breathing new life into a significant listed building and creating a multifunctional public facility, the project will strengthen Glastonbury’s identity as a thriving, sustainable town.
Find Out More About Our Community Projects
O2i Design specialises in rural architecture, heritage restoration, and sustainable community buildings across Somerset. Explore our portfolio of community architecture projects.
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