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Walters & Cohen does ‘show and tell’ on Canterbury school scheme
Four-year, £4m project turns grade II building into day house for pupils
Walters & Cohen has unveiled the results of a four-year project to create new space in which day pupils at Canterbury’s independent King’s School can relax and socialise.
The £4m project has seen the transformation of a “dilapidated but charming” grade II-listed building at the school into a day house for non-boarders.
It will provide space for 75 pupils and resulted from an audit of how buildings were used at the school, which counts Elizabethan playwright Christopher Marlowe, author Michael Morpurgo, cricketer David Gower and actor Orlando Bloom among its past pupils.
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