The BBC reports that Marble Hill House has reopened to visitors for the summer, after a period of closure to allow the house and gardens to be refurbished. The Georgian villa, an example of neo-Palladian architecture, was previously rarely open to the public due to damage to the house. Following investment from English Heritage and a grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, the house and gardens have been restored, and the house will be open 5 days a week for free.
vHH provided early stage feasibility proposals for the project, and were responsible for the Stables cafe refurb and refit.