
The scaffold design at Corfe Castle was a pivotal element in the National Trust's £2 million conservation initiative aimed at preserving this historic monument. Given the castle's designation as a Scheduled Ancient Monument and Grade I Listed Building, the scaffolding solution required meticulous planning to ensure minimal impact on the ancient structure. The design featured a self-supporting viewing platform within the King's Tower, allowing visitors to access the royal quarters for the first time in nearly four centuries. This approach not only provided a unique visitor experience but also facilitated essential conservation work by offering safe access to previously unreachable areas. The scaffolding was engineered to withstand the site's challenging topography and environmental conditions, ensuring both the safety of workers and the integrity of the historic fabric. This project exemplifies how innovative scaffold design can play a crucial role in the preservation and accessibility of heritage sites.