An introduction
The Chamber at St John’s project will see this Georgian chapel-of-ease transformed from a redundant building at risk to a vibrant landmark in Lancaster city centre, enhancing the prosperity and well-being of the whole community.
The project has been co-designed through an innovative partnership between Churches Conservation Trust and Lancaster & District Chamber of Commerce. CCT brings expertise in community-led regeneration, building conservation and public engagement. LDCoC brings a beneficial new purpose to St John’s, as a co-working and enterprise space. Together, these two long-standing not-for-profit organisations can deliver an inspiring adaptive reuse project which is locally rooted, financially viable, and sustainable for the long-term.
The project has been co-designed through an innovative partnership between Churches Conservation Trust and Lancaster & District Chamber of Commerce. CCT brings expertise in community-led regeneration, building conservation and public engagement. LDCoC brings a beneficial new purpose to St John’s, as a co-working and enterprise space. Together, these two long-standing not-for-profit organisations can deliver an inspiring adaptive reuse project which is locally rooted, financially viable, and sustainable for the long-term.