Projects

Development Impact on Conservation Area: Design and Heritage Considerations In addressing the impact of new dwellings on a Conservation Area in Essex, we ensured that the design was contextually appropriate. This development proposal followed a previously rejected plan in 2014, which was later overturned by an Inspector who deemed it a ‘sustainable development.’ In 2023,

Abbotts House, a Grade II listed property located in Stanstead Abbotts, boasts a rich history dating back to 1600. The property blends Medieval and Edwardian architectural styles, making it a standout feature of the local heritage. Proposed Extension to Replace Deteriorating Conservatory A proposal was submitted to East Herts for a pre-application review aimed at

  Gateway 14, Stowmarket, is one of largest commercial schemes in England to be given consent in 2021. Due to the setting of two listed buildings (Clamp Farmhouse and cottage), we were initially engaged to prepare the heritage impact assessment. Our work addressed the 5 step approach on setting (Historic England), describing the development of

A Heritage Statement was prepared to support the amalgamation of 4 bedsits on the top floor of a building in Hornton Street, to create one self-contained studio. Understanding the significance of the existing in relation to the proposed showed the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea that change could be done in a way that

  67, St Peters Street Currently regeneration in the centre is typified by the transformation of dated and unattractive sites into new buildings. Consequently, the townscape is undergoing subtle change. New schemes are approved on adjacent sites at BHS and Premier Inn, so the scope for  two additional storeys at no 67 is justified. Assessments

This fine listed hotel building in Maida Vale was recently granted planning permission at Appeal, for a rooftop extension to create a mansard accommodating more rooms.

          Conservation advice was provided in respect of a revised proposal for the  redevelopment of 1-6 Camberwell Green/ 307-311 Camberwell New Road.  Townscape Impact and Design Sensitivity As the proposed redevelopment site is located within the Camberwell Green Conservation Area, a key focus of the design was its sensitivity to the

Lancaster Royal Grammar School A Conservation Management Plan was prepared to understand the historic/architectural significance of the 13th century school (listed building) and its estate, so as to give advice and support the future planning of the site. We undertook a full appraisal of historic development of the site and architecturally important buildings, defining the

Bancroft Gardens Conservation Plan, Hitchin – Parks for People The goal of the Conservation Plan was to guide the restoration of a historic park in alignment with the objectives of the ‘Parks for People’ Lottery program. North Herts District Council viewed the restoration of the park’s heritage as a key factor in enhancing the space

53 Gordon Square, University College London The Percival David Foundation of Chinese Art, established in 1952 at the University of London, originally housed its renowned Chinese ceramics collection at 53 Gordon Square. In 2007, pending the relocation of the collection to the British Museum, the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) commissioned a conservation