The sand-lime brick designed terminal building, built by architect Prof. Peter Serini, opened in 1998.

He worked as a button jobber and helped his father build a sand-lime brick factory, the only experience in construction he brought to his first project.

He was also a director of the Edmonton Brick Co. and the Sand-lime Brick Co.

Somewhat later a campanile was added, its style and sand-lime brick suggesting that it is the work of the then Oxford Diocesan Architect T. Lawrence Dale.

The company now concentrated on the manufacture of sand-lime bricks, in which damp sand and slaked lime (8% of the content) were mixed before being poured into moulds and heated under pressure in an autoclave.