Peter Stewart

So we're just coming round the building and there's a slight raised up bit, so now we can get a better perspective.

So we're just coming round the building and there's a slight raised up bit, so now we can get a better perspective.

And you're thinking that this building to the right and another one to the left may have been toilets or changing rooms or a tea room or something like that?

And you're thinking that this building to the right and another one to the left may have been toilets or changing rooms or a tea room or something like that?

Yes, at an angle.

Yes, at an angle.

So you're getting a really good kind of perspective of the layout here, Sean, and the direction and how it would have sat in relation to Bancroft Road and also the cinema over there.

So you're getting a really good kind of perspective of the layout here, Sean, and the direction and how it would have sat in relation to Bancroft Road and also the cinema over there.

But that wouldn't have been conducive, would it, if they were there at the same time as the pool for people relaxing?

But that wouldn't have been conducive, would it, if they were there at the same time as the pool for people relaxing?

And, of course, Pencroff Road would not have been busy back in the day, would it? No.

And, of course, Pencroff Road would not have been busy back in the day, would it? No.

And Spencer, back to you with WS Planning and Architecture. This is interesting for you to be on a site which has its own kind of history and architecture as well.

And Spencer, back to you with WS Planning and Architecture. This is interesting for you to be on a site which has its own kind of history and architecture as well.

And it's interesting, isn't it, that you're continuing with that practice of evolving history and being involved with some of the local buildings and some of the historic local companies, trying to keep some of the old but also moving them into the future as well. I'm thinking perhaps of Pilgrim Brewery and so on.

And it's interesting, isn't it, that you're continuing with that practice of evolving history and being involved with some of the local buildings and some of the historic local companies, trying to keep some of the old but also moving them into the future as well. I'm thinking perhaps of Pilgrim Brewery and so on.

And, Sean, it's kind of heartbreaking, isn't it, that when you look around, so much of Rygate has changed. I'm thinking of the other side of the road where the majestic cinema once was, and now, actually, the everyman is not aesthetically pleasing, is it? But there again, we don't want to live in a museum, do we?

And, Sean, it's kind of heartbreaking, isn't it, that when you look around, so much of Rygate has changed. I'm thinking of the other side of the road where the majestic cinema once was, and now, actually, the everyman is not aesthetically pleasing, is it? But there again, we don't want to live in a museum, do we?

Spencer Kip, back to his planning and back to his architecture.

Spencer Kip, back to his planning and back to his architecture.