Our in-house team have proven and recognised expertise in their specialist fields. This includes heritage conservation and planning – from historic building conservation, archaeology, historic parklands and new design in historic places – to business planning and feasibility assessments for options appraisals, grant applications, project management and community engagement.
Our clients range from private individuals, charities and trusts to local authorities and national bodies, including Historic England, the National Lottery Heritage Fund and the Heritage Trust Network.
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Heritage Statements & Planning Consents for complex sites
Statements of significance and impact assessments to guide and support planning, listed building consent and grant applications.
Conservation Area Appraisals & Area Management Plans
Conservation Area Appraisals and Management Plans for new or revised designations, Historic Area Assessments for places and spaces.
Architectural investigation & recording
Research and archaeological recording of historic buildings and areas in accordance with Historic England descriptive specifications (Levels 1-4).
Conservation Management Plans (CMPs)
Meaningful and useful management plans to guide the future conservation, adaptation and use of buildings and places.
Advice on suitable funding opportunities. Preparation of expressions of interest, Stage 1 and 2 applications for all types of heritage asset. Project management of development & delivery phases.
Local Listing
Review and creation of local heritage lists, including public nominations and assessment of sites to agreed criteria.
Specialist support for the regeneration of historic towns, including new uses in redundant buildings and inspiring local communities.
Support for Local Authorities
Specialist building conservation and archaeological support for local authorities needing temporary staff cover.
Tools for managing the historic environment
High quality bespoke guidance, training and heritage trails for local authorities and groups managing local places.