This was the type of renovation project for which our client is known. They oversaw the digging up and relaying of the floor, the construction of the bench pews and the building of an atrium to link in the new visitors entrance. The cathedral was open to the public at the time of our visit and some of the building work was still being snagged. Careful not to interfere with the running of the cathedral, we were able to photograph discreetly to ensure minimal disruption to staff and visitors while also making use of members of the public to inject some human interest into the scenes. People, and how they use a space, are usually critical to a buildings success and features like the wheel chair ramps are more prominent when humans are interacting with them.