Logan's ARCH

Gallery

The Gallery presents a selection of project examples, drawings, technical illustrations and site-based documentation produced as part of Logan’s ARCH’s heritage, conservation and research-led work.

The material shown illustrates how recording, analysis and visual documentation are applied across different building types, project stages and contexts — from detailed fabric analysis and decorative features to measured drawings, planning support and conservation-led outputs.

Heritage Assessments & Planning Support

Examples of master planning, phased analysis, and measured drawings produced to support heritage assessment, conservation strategy, and planning decision-making.

Maughold Church — building plan (CAD).
Maughold Church — phasing plan (illustrative)
Maughold graveyard — features and finds plan (after Kermode, 1915)
Maughold Church — east window masonry interpretation (internal elevation)

Historic Building Recording (Levels 1–4)

Examples of historic building recording drawings and analytical illustrations prepared in line with recognised recording standards. These include measured elevations, sections, and detailed studies of architectural features, supporting conservation planning, research, and long-term heritage management.

Historic Materials & Fabric Analysis

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Coving, Cornice & Moulding Replication (Recording & Cast Creation)

Moulds and casts shown were produced as part of a recording and documentation process. Manufacture and installation of finished elements were undertaken by specialist trades.

Coving detail prior to intervention, showing the decorative profile obscured by multiple layers of historic paint build-up.
Coving detail during paint removal, with earlier decorative features beginning to re-emerge as surface accretions are carefully reduced.
Coving detail following paint removal, revealing the original decorative pattern, recorded and prepared for moulding and cast creation.
Dentil moulding detail prior to intervention, showing heavy paint accumulation and loss of definition to individual elements.
Dentil moulding detail during paint removal, with individual dentils becoming legible as paint layers are progressively removed.
Dentil moulding detail following paint removal, with the original form fully revealed and recorded in advance of moulding and replication.
Section mould taken from original decorative coving, capturing floral ornament and surface detail following recording and preparation.
Corner mould produced from recorded coving, enabling accurate replication of decorative profiles and junctions.

Digital Plans & Application Documentation

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Research & Architectural History

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Matterport 3D Scanning

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Digital Building Models & Visual Records

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Digital Documentation in Planning & Conservation

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