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Triskele Heritage is an archaeological consultancy and lecturing business located in Nottingham (UK). The company was founded by award winning archaeologist Dr James Wright FSA, who works alongside as...
Triskele Heritage is an archaeological consultancy and lecturing business located in Nottingham (UK). The company was founded by award winning archaeologist Dr James Wright FSA, who works alongside associates to provide high quality fieldwork, research, reporting and dissemination.
We offer the following services to a wide-ranging number of clients:
- Historical Building survey: Triskele Heritage are now offering one day building surveys for the owners of historic buildings. This service is carried out by award-winning buildings archaeologist James Wright – who has over 20 years of professional experience in the field. It includes a full day on site to assess the physical structure, take high quality photographs and analyse the form, function, materials and phasing of the building. The day then concludes with a tour of the building to outline the archaeological findings, point out interesting features and offer comment on the date and phasing of the property. Our one day surveys are a quick and relatively inexpensive option which can enable landowners to find out more about the history and archaeology of their properties.
- Archaeology. Lincoln Cathedral Triskele Heritage are capable of producing a wide range of archaeological services including those relating to built heritage, field archaeology and heritage assessments. Please click on the relevant links below to see a details of our expertise, products and clients.
- Lectures & Courses: Dr James Wright of Triskele Heritage is an award winning buildings archaeologist. He has two decades professional experience of ferreting around in people’s cellars, hunting through their attics and digging up their gardens. He hopes to find meaningful truths about how ordinary and extraordinary folk lived their lives in the past
- Publications: James Wright of Triskele Heritage has published well-received, books on the archaeology and architecture of mediaeval buildings. He has also written articles on mediaeval and early modern architecture for a number of academic journals, specialist periodicals, popular magazines and blogs.
We offer the following services to a wide-ranging number of clients:
- Historical Building survey: Triskele Heritage are now offering one day building surveys for the owners of historic buildings. This service is carried out by award-winning buildings archaeologist James Wright – who has over 20 years of professional experience in the field. It includes a full day on site to assess the physical structure, take high quality photographs and analyse the form, function, materials and phasing of the building. The day then concludes with a tour of the building to outline the archaeological findings, point out interesting features and offer comment on the date and phasing of the property. Our one day surveys are a quick and relatively inexpensive option which can enable landowners to find out more about the history and archaeology of their properties.
- Archaeology. Lincoln Cathedral Triskele Heritage are capable of producing a wide range of archaeological services including those relating to built heritage, field archaeology and heritage assessments. Please click on the relevant links below to see a details of our expertise, products and clients.
- Lectures & Courses: Dr James Wright of Triskele Heritage is an award winning buildings archaeologist. He has two decades professional experience of ferreting around in people’s cellars, hunting through their attics and digging up their gardens. He hopes to find meaningful truths about how ordinary and extraordinary folk lived their lives in the past
- Publications: James Wright of Triskele Heritage has published well-received, books on the archaeology and architecture of mediaeval buildings. He has also written articles on mediaeval and early modern architecture for a number of academic journals, specialist periodicals, popular magazines and blogs.
Our members' generosity enables us to fight for the Victorian and Edwardian buildings people value. Every day, we work to protect Victorian and Edwardian buildings from demolition and destruction.
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Our members' generosity enables us to fight for the Victorian and Edwardian buildings people value. Every day, we work to protect Victorian and Edwardian buildings from demolition and destruction.
Our Conservation Advisers, guided by experts on our Southern Buildings Committee and Northern Buildings Committee, help local planning authorities and churches to avoid needless harm to Victorian or Edwardian buildings. The reuse of our wonderful historic buildings, rather than wasteful demolition and rebuild, is key to a sustainable future. Our input has saved landmark buildings ranging from St Pancras in London to the Albert Dock in Liverpool.
We run numerous events and visits, developed by our events committee, and publish books, journals and a membership magazine to entertain educate about our subject. The Victorian Society is an IHBC recognised CPD provider.
We have regional groups which run their own events and campaigns, click the links on the right hand side of this page find out more .
Join the Victorian Society to be at the front of the battle to save our heritage. Our members’ support is crucial to our work, every member matters in the fight to save the buildings we cherish.
We’ve been fighting to protect historic buildings since John Betjeman and Nikolaus Pevsner among others founded The Victorian Society in February 1958. Their aim was to preserve Victorian and Edwardian architecture and encourage research into the art and history of the period. You can read more about our history below.
The Victorian Society is a registered charity in England and Wales. Charity number 1081435.
Our Conservation Advisers, guided by experts on our Southern Buildings Committee and Northern Buildings Committee, help local planning authorities and churches to avoid needless harm to Victorian or Edwardian buildings. The reuse of our wonderful historic buildings, rather than wasteful demolition and rebuild, is key to a sustainable future. Our input has saved landmark buildings ranging from St Pancras in London to the Albert Dock in Liverpool.
We run numerous events and visits, developed by our events committee, and publish books, journals and a membership magazine to entertain educate about our subject. The Victorian Society is an IHBC recognised CPD provider.
We have regional groups which run their own events and campaigns, click the links on the right hand side of this page find out more .
Join the Victorian Society to be at the front of the battle to save our heritage. Our members’ support is crucial to our work, every member matters in the fight to save the buildings we cherish.
We’ve been fighting to protect historic buildings since John Betjeman and Nikolaus Pevsner among others founded The Victorian Society in February 1958. Their aim was to preserve Victorian and Edwardian architecture and encourage research into the art and history of the period. You can read more about our history below.
The Victorian Society is a registered charity in England and Wales. Charity number 1081435.
Picreator was founded in 1967, by the late John and Melanie Lawson who ran the Company from 1967 till 2015.
One the first companies of its kind in the world, it was set up to supply professional user...
Picreator was founded in 1967, by the late John and Melanie Lawson who ran the Company from 1967 till 2015.
One the first companies of its kind in the world, it was set up to supply professional users with small quantities of products needed to restore and preserve all types of fine-art objects and surfaces, from paper to stone.
The range of products that we now manufacture includes the world-renowned RENAISSANCE WAX which was developed in the laboratories of the British Museum and is specified and used to preserve all types of objects in the museum and historic collection. Picreator is often consulted by architects and other specifying authorities who wish to use its products in the cleaning and maintenance of both interior and exterior surfaces.
The first stage of any restoration project is usually cleaning of surfaces to assess the extent of damage. Safe cleaning, with professionally-approved products, is vital to avoid immediate harm or creation of long-term conservation problems.
In 1984 Picreator was honoured to be granted a Royal Warrant by Her Majesty The Queen as “supplier of products for restoration and conservation”. Our products are frequently in use by restorers at various Royal residences to preserve interior objects and surfaces as well as exterior items such as sculptures in the gardens.
The business continues to grow under the directorship of Michelle Burns, John and Melanie’s daughter, who has worked in the Company since the early 1990’s. Picreator is committed to providing the finest restoration and conservation products with a stringent quality control process. We are happy to deal personally with any technical issues that clients may have, to ensure that the most benefit is gained from the use of our products.
As we continue to expand, we are constantly amazed by new application ideas for our products. The popularity of social media sites has helped spread the word as people demonstrate the use of our products through videos and blogs. The diversity of uses for our products, in particular for Renaissance wax, continues to grow and we frequently hear from satisfied users who have used the products successfully on a variety of items.
One the first companies of its kind in the world, it was set up to supply professional users with small quantities of products needed to restore and preserve all types of fine-art objects and surfaces, from paper to stone.
The range of products that we now manufacture includes the world-renowned RENAISSANCE WAX which was developed in the laboratories of the British Museum and is specified and used to preserve all types of objects in the museum and historic collection. Picreator is often consulted by architects and other specifying authorities who wish to use its products in the cleaning and maintenance of both interior and exterior surfaces.
The first stage of any restoration project is usually cleaning of surfaces to assess the extent of damage. Safe cleaning, with professionally-approved products, is vital to avoid immediate harm or creation of long-term conservation problems.
In 1984 Picreator was honoured to be granted a Royal Warrant by Her Majesty The Queen as “supplier of products for restoration and conservation”. Our products are frequently in use by restorers at various Royal residences to preserve interior objects and surfaces as well as exterior items such as sculptures in the gardens.
The business continues to grow under the directorship of Michelle Burns, John and Melanie’s daughter, who has worked in the Company since the early 1990’s. Picreator is committed to providing the finest restoration and conservation products with a stringent quality control process. We are happy to deal personally with any technical issues that clients may have, to ensure that the most benefit is gained from the use of our products.
As we continue to expand, we are constantly amazed by new application ideas for our products. The popularity of social media sites has helped spread the word as people demonstrate the use of our products through videos and blogs. The diversity of uses for our products, in particular for Renaissance wax, continues to grow and we frequently hear from satisfied users who have used the products successfully on a variety of items.
First awarded in 1993, the Philip Webb Award sets architects in the early stages of their career a demanding but exciting dual conservation and design challenge.
The brief is to devise a scheme whi...
First awarded in 1993, the Philip Webb Award sets architects in the early stages of their career a demanding but exciting dual conservation and design challenge.
The brief is to devise a scheme which sympathetically revitalises a historic building for reuse through careful repair of existing fabric and a significant element of new construction in a contemporary design. It’s a unique opportunity for those interested in sustainability, the reuse of old buildings and in developing experience in conservation practice to engage with the SPAB Approach and showcase their skills. The competition is open to recent Part II graduates and current Part II students from Schools of Architecture in the UK and Ireland.
Philip Webb Award 2022
Entries for the next Philip Webb Award open 18 July 2022. Download the Notes for Entrants to find out more. More detailed information about eligibility and how to enter will be available here in the new year.
Philip Webb Award 2020
The 2020 award attracted a wealth of thoughtful, imaginative, ambitious and beautifully presented entries. After considering all the submissions anonymously aganist the competition criteria, the judges shortlisted seven schemes:
- Justin Chung (Manchester) - Islanded: a Reimagined Factory (Dana Prison, Shrewsbury)
- Jess Tyson (Nottingham) - Principles of Continuity: Nottingham Arts Centre (Guildhall & Fire Station)
- Emma Halford (Cardiff) - Navigation Colliery: Craft, Care & Conservation (Crumlin, South Wales)
- Megan Peeks (UWE, Bristol) - Koutoubia Hammam, Marrakech, Morocco
- Sarah Edwards (Sheffield) - Institute of Care: a test bed for conservation & repair (Longton, Stoke on Trent)
- Shelby Green (De Montford, Leicester) - Caelatura: Long Stairs, Nottingham
- Team entry (Birmingham City) - Moseley Street Baths, Balsall Heath, Birmingham by Rebecca Chim, Shannon Ciriaco, Frances Lacey, Annabel Linch, Huma Mahmood, Lechelle Ndlovu, James Timmins
From these, Jess Tyson's scheme for a new Nottingham Arts Centre was chosen as this year's winner. Second prize was awarded to the team that set out proposals for the refurbishment, upgrading and extension of Moseley Road Baths in Birmingham. The judges commended Justin Chung for his reimagining of the former Dana Prison, Shrewsbury as a manufacturing hub. See the acceptance speeches on the SPAB's YouTube.
Philip Hughes Associates was founded in 1982 and is dedicated to the repair and conservation of historic buildings. The practice has grown gradually and employs both architects and surveyors with a pa...
Philip Hughes Associates was founded in 1982 and is dedicated to the repair and conservation of historic buildings. The practice has grown gradually and employs both architects and surveyors with a partnership being formed from April 2019. The team is highly motivated and committed to providing clients with an individual service whilst striving for excellence in the care of historic buildings.
Work undertaken by the practice predominantly involves the analysis, maintenance, repair and conservation of historic buildings including the preparation of reports on the condition of buildings and investigation of specific defects. Projects regularly involve elements of new design - these are carefully managed to respect the historic setting and fabric of the existing building. The practice has a particular interest in sustainability, reuse and working with traditional materials to minimise environmental impact.
The philosophy of repair adopted by the practice is in line with the principles of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings. Every effort is made to retain and conserve historic fabric. Repairs are undertaken using traditional techniques, although modern conservation systems are not precluded.
The whole PHA team are deeply committed to the conservation of the historic environment. Two members of the practice are former SPAB scholars and four others have post graduate diplomas in conservation. Two members of the practice have previously worked for National Amenity Societies and all have membership of a range of societies and organisations related to historic building conservation, including voluntary roles for a number of societies and trusts.
Projects range from structural repairs of small agricultural buildings to highly specialist conservation work on large country houses and churches. Most projects involve preparation of condition reports, agreement of phased programmes of work, preparation of proposals (often including elements of new design), specification, tendering, contract administration and budgetary control.
Clients include The National Trust, English Heritage, The Churches Conservation Trust, Building Preservation Trusts, Councils and PCCs as well as many private clients.
Work undertaken by the practice predominantly involves the analysis, maintenance, repair and conservation of historic buildings including the preparation of reports on the condition of buildings and investigation of specific defects. Projects regularly involve elements of new design - these are carefully managed to respect the historic setting and fabric of the existing building. The practice has a particular interest in sustainability, reuse and working with traditional materials to minimise environmental impact.
The philosophy of repair adopted by the practice is in line with the principles of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings. Every effort is made to retain and conserve historic fabric. Repairs are undertaken using traditional techniques, although modern conservation systems are not precluded.
The whole PHA team are deeply committed to the conservation of the historic environment. Two members of the practice are former SPAB scholars and four others have post graduate diplomas in conservation. Two members of the practice have previously worked for National Amenity Societies and all have membership of a range of societies and organisations related to historic building conservation, including voluntary roles for a number of societies and trusts.
Projects range from structural repairs of small agricultural buildings to highly specialist conservation work on large country houses and churches. Most projects involve preparation of condition reports, agreement of phased programmes of work, preparation of proposals (often including elements of new design), specification, tendering, contract administration and budgetary control.
Clients include The National Trust, English Heritage, The Churches Conservation Trust, Building Preservation Trusts, Councils and PCCs as well as many private clients.
Peter Rogan is a qualified Architect and Technologist being a member of the Royal Institute of British Architects and Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists.
Peter spent 19 years workin...
Peter Rogan is a qualified Architect and Technologist being a member of the Royal Institute of British Architects and Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists.
Peter spent 19 years working as an architect in an architectural practice specialising in historic building repair and development before setting up PRA in 2010.
Peter is an approved ‘Church Architect’ for the Dioceses of Coventry, Derby, Leicester, Lincoln, Peterborough, Southwell and Sheffield. He is also on the Register of Architects Accredited in Building Conservation allowing him to arrange and administer English Heritage grant aided works. Peter is also a member of the Leicester DAC and RC Diocese of Nottingham HCC.
Richard Brook is a Director and joined the team at the start of 2016. He is also an approved Church Architect for seven Anglican Dioceses including Derby, Leicester, Sheffield, Southwell and Peterborough. Richard has very extensive experience of historic building conservation and has been a member of the Derby DAC for many years and is also an AABC conservation accredited architect.
Peter and Richard are supported by a talented and enthusiastic technical and support team.
Peter spent 19 years working as an architect in an architectural practice specialising in historic building repair and development before setting up PRA in 2010.
Peter is an approved ‘Church Architect’ for the Dioceses of Coventry, Derby, Leicester, Lincoln, Peterborough, Southwell and Sheffield. He is also on the Register of Architects Accredited in Building Conservation allowing him to arrange and administer English Heritage grant aided works. Peter is also a member of the Leicester DAC and RC Diocese of Nottingham HCC.
Richard Brook is a Director and joined the team at the start of 2016. He is also an approved Church Architect for seven Anglican Dioceses including Derby, Leicester, Sheffield, Southwell and Peterborough. Richard has very extensive experience of historic building conservation and has been a member of the Derby DAC for many years and is also an AABC conservation accredited architect.
Peter and Richard are supported by a talented and enthusiastic technical and support team.
We are a company of blacksmiths and architectural metalworkers producing hand crafted ironwork using traditional blacksmith's tools and techniques, combined where appropriate with more modern styles a...
We are a company of blacksmiths and architectural metalworkers producing hand crafted ironwork using traditional blacksmith's tools and techniques, combined where appropriate with more modern styles and equipment.
Based in Gloucestershire, we have many years experience in the metalworking industry.
Based in Gloucestershire, we have many years experience in the metalworking industry.
Peter Cox, founded in 1951 is widely recognised as a company to trust with its unrivalled experience in the repair and preservation of all types of property, from private housing to historic buildings...
Peter Cox, founded in 1951 is widely recognised as a company to trust with its unrivalled experience in the repair and preservation of all types of property, from private housing to historic buildings.
We are the market leader in damp proofing, waterproofing, timber preservation, wall stabilisation and other specialist property treatments, with a network of regional branches across the country.
Expertise - The company has a wealth of experience ranging from private to commercial property preservation, to public buildings, churches and numerous national and regional historic buildings and landmarks.
Quality Assurance - With over 75 CSRT or CSSW qualified Surveyors and 100 specially trained technicians who are directly employed you can rely on our professionals to complete projects on time at an exceedingly high standard. All our services are administered under a third party accredited ISO 9001 Quality Management System.
Which? Trusted Trader - Peter Cox were the first national preservation company to receive Which? Trusted Trader accreditation, an endorsement scheme that helps consumers find reputable traders.
We are the market leader in damp proofing, waterproofing, timber preservation, wall stabilisation and other specialist property treatments, with a network of regional branches across the country.
Expertise - The company has a wealth of experience ranging from private to commercial property preservation, to public buildings, churches and numerous national and regional historic buildings and landmarks.
Quality Assurance - With over 75 CSRT or CSSW qualified Surveyors and 100 specially trained technicians who are directly employed you can rely on our professionals to complete projects on time at an exceedingly high standard. All our services are administered under a third party accredited ISO 9001 Quality Management System.
Which? Trusted Trader - Peter Cox were the first national preservation company to receive Which? Trusted Trader accreditation, an endorsement scheme that helps consumers find reputable traders.
Established for almost twenty years, Period Property Solutions are a small family run business that specialise in the repair and restoration of listed and historic buildings. With a wide range of skil...
Established for almost twenty years, Period Property Solutions are a small family run business that specialise in the repair and restoration of listed and historic buildings. With a wide range of skills and experience we are confident in our ability to meet the varied and complex demands of working with historic and traditionally constructed buildings of any type.
Peregrine Bryant Architects offer a full range of architectural services and consultation. Typically we will follow a project right through from the initial discussions with our client, to occupation ...
Peregrine Bryant Architects offer a full range of architectural services and consultation. Typically we will follow a project right through from the initial discussions with our client, to occupation and settling the accounts and outstanding issues with the contractor.
We have a breadth of experience at all stages of the process, and are available for consultation or to produce specific reports at any point. Listed below are some of the services that we provide, however if you would like to discuss whether we can assist you please do not hesitate to contact us.
- Initial design studies and proposals
- Feasibility studies
- Quinquennial Reports
- Conservation Reports
- Planning Approval
- Listed Building Consent
- Detailing and Specifications
- Tender packages
- Project Management
- On-site advice
Contract administration
Expert Witness
We have a breadth of experience at all stages of the process, and are available for consultation or to produce specific reports at any point. Listed below are some of the services that we provide, however if you would like to discuss whether we can assist you please do not hesitate to contact us.
- Initial design studies and proposals
- Feasibility studies
- Quinquennial Reports
- Conservation Reports
- Planning Approval
- Listed Building Consent
- Detailing and Specifications
- Tender packages
- Project Management
- On-site advice
Contract administration
Expert Witness
Since 2003, Pegasus Group has grown to be a leading development consultancy in the UK.
Our services span the entire project process from planning through to design and delivery, ensuring we achieve...
Since 2003, Pegasus Group has grown to be a leading development consultancy in the UK.
Our services span the entire project process from planning through to design and delivery, ensuring we achieve optimal results. We have a large, skilled and experienced workforce operating from offices throughout the UK and Ireland. Our approach combines local and national knowledge of the property and development industry providing our clients with an unrivalled understanding of what is required to make their schemes successful.
Our integrated teams combine knowledge and expertise from a wide variety of sectors. We have worked on some of the UK’s highest profile projects, developing excellent relationships with our clients and winning awards in the process.
Our services span the entire project process from planning through to design and delivery, ensuring we achieve optimal results. We have a large, skilled and experienced workforce operating from offices throughout the UK and Ireland. Our approach combines local and national knowledge of the property and development industry providing our clients with an unrivalled understanding of what is required to make their schemes successful.
Our integrated teams combine knowledge and expertise from a wide variety of sectors. We have worked on some of the UK’s highest profile projects, developing excellent relationships with our clients and winning awards in the process.
PAYE Conservation offer a refined service to Conservation Architects, Trusts & Bodies (such as Historic England and The National Trust) and a range of private clients looking to preserve and protect h...
PAYE Conservation offer a refined service to Conservation Architects, Trusts & Bodies (such as Historic England and The National Trust) and a range of private clients looking to preserve and protect historic buildings and their contents. We have a complete range of in-house skills and as such are expert and proficient at providing everything from initial specialist Consultancy services through to the complete delivery of complex Conservation and Restoration projects.
Our works can and often include:
Advisory works and Consultancy
Emergency on-site response following collapse/fire/flood etc
Report writing/scheduling (for tendering and grant aiding)
Condition survey report writing
Defect scheduling
Material analysis and interpretation
The development of specifications for tender
Project management
Hands on specialist conservation and restoration works
Undertaking works as both main contractor and specialist sub-contractor
Our works can and often include:
Advisory works and Consultancy
Emergency on-site response following collapse/fire/flood etc
Report writing/scheduling (for tendering and grant aiding)
Condition survey report writing
Defect scheduling
Material analysis and interpretation
The development of specifications for tender
Project management
Hands on specialist conservation and restoration works
Undertaking works as both main contractor and specialist sub-contractor
Paul Travis Conservation is a consultancy specialising in the sensitive repair, conservation, and alteration of historic buildings and monuments. Our experience lies in the survey, investigation and d...
Paul Travis Conservation is a consultancy specialising in the sensitive repair, conservation, and alteration of historic buildings and monuments. Our experience lies in the survey, investigation and diagnosis of problems within historic buildings and monuments, and the development of repair strategies, with sensitive and effective designs to allow the buildings of the past perform more effectively without compromising their significance and special interest.
Paul is a Chartered Architectural Technologist and Building Surveyor, a member of the Diocesan Advisory Committee for Rochester, a member of the Plans Sub Committee for London Diocese, and an approved Quinquennial Inspector for the London, Southwark, Rochester, St Albans and Canterbury Dioceses.
Our in-depth knowledge of materials and processes allows us to develop repairs and adaptations using traditional and modern materials where they will not be detrimental to the historic fabric.
Paul Travis
After graduating in history, founder Paul’s eclectic experience in conservation, archaeology and construction has afforded him a holistic perspective in the development, performance and understanding of historic buildings, materials and their design.
With an honours degree in History and an MSc (Distinction) in Historic Conservation, Paul’s 35 year career has embraced History, Architectural Conservation, and Archaeology. He was part of the team that discovered London’s Roman amphitheatre, and worked on buildings as diverse as Westminster Abbey, the Albert Memorial and projects varying in scale from the Parliamentary Estate to private houses.
Paul has extensive experience in the survey, analysis and repair of all major building and decorative materials, the statutory protection offered to historic buildings, and the methods of their sensitive and appropriate repair. He has worked for a number of high quality and prestigious architectural practices and conservation companies, but is equally at home offering advice and expertise to private clients, charities and organisations.
An Accredited Conservationist with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists, Paul is a contributor to magazines, and has been a speaker on the subject of conservation at “Grand Designs Live”, ‘The National Home Improvement Show’, and to students and CIAT delegates.
Paul is a Chartered Architectural Technologist and Building Surveyor, a member of the Diocesan Advisory Committee for Rochester, a member of the Plans Sub Committee for London Diocese, and an approved Quinquennial Inspector for the London, Southwark, Rochester, St Albans and Canterbury Dioceses.
Our in-depth knowledge of materials and processes allows us to develop repairs and adaptations using traditional and modern materials where they will not be detrimental to the historic fabric.
Paul Travis
After graduating in history, founder Paul’s eclectic experience in conservation, archaeology and construction has afforded him a holistic perspective in the development, performance and understanding of historic buildings, materials and their design.
With an honours degree in History and an MSc (Distinction) in Historic Conservation, Paul’s 35 year career has embraced History, Architectural Conservation, and Archaeology. He was part of the team that discovered London’s Roman amphitheatre, and worked on buildings as diverse as Westminster Abbey, the Albert Memorial and projects varying in scale from the Parliamentary Estate to private houses.
Paul has extensive experience in the survey, analysis and repair of all major building and decorative materials, the statutory protection offered to historic buildings, and the methods of their sensitive and appropriate repair. He has worked for a number of high quality and prestigious architectural practices and conservation companies, but is equally at home offering advice and expertise to private clients, charities and organisations.
An Accredited Conservationist with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists, Paul is a contributor to magazines, and has been a speaker on the subject of conservation at “Grand Designs Live”, ‘The National Home Improvement Show’, and to students and CIAT delegates.
PastMap lets you view information about the archaeology, architecture and landscapes of Scotland on one single map. It is managed by Historic Environment Scotland (HES) along with partners from local ...
PastMap lets you view information about the archaeology, architecture and landscapes of Scotland on one single map. It is managed by Historic Environment Scotland (HES) along with partners from local government and archaeological curators, and holds data from a growing number of other sources.
You can look at different layers, such as local authority Historic Environment Records (HERs), or Listed Building data from HES. You can choose to display layers on a map or aerial photograph and you can turn the layers on or off. Use the search or zoom tools to explore the map and delve into historic sites across Scotland.
When you find a site of interest – like a standing stone, a castle or a designed landscape – click on it to show more detail in the sidebar. Select a group of objects by drawing a shape or circle around them. Once you have made your selection, you can download a report of up to 1,000 records to view later.
PastMap is intended to be used as a portal, leading to more detailed information held by HES and our partners, and is not designed for use by professional contractors in the local authority planning process.
Please note that local HER records contain much more detailed and more up to date information than is currently available here. Please contact the relevant authority direct for all planning matters or queries relating to their records: see the 'HER Participation' link below for details.
You can look at different layers, such as local authority Historic Environment Records (HERs), or Listed Building data from HES. You can choose to display layers on a map or aerial photograph and you can turn the layers on or off. Use the search or zoom tools to explore the map and delve into historic sites across Scotland.
When you find a site of interest – like a standing stone, a castle or a designed landscape – click on it to show more detail in the sidebar. Select a group of objects by drawing a shape or circle around them. Once you have made your selection, you can download a report of up to 1,000 records to view later.
PastMap is intended to be used as a portal, leading to more detailed information held by HES and our partners, and is not designed for use by professional contractors in the local authority planning process.
Please note that local HER records contain much more detailed and more up to date information than is currently available here. Please contact the relevant authority direct for all planning matters or queries relating to their records: see the 'HER Participation' link below for details.
Who we are - We provide training and qualifications in subjects primarily focused on the built environment and based on the latest knowledge, developments and best practice. We develop qualifications ...
Who we are - We provide training and qualifications in subjects primarily focused on the built environment and based on the latest knowledge, developments and best practice. We develop qualifications and courses and our team has contributed to many of the standards that qualifications are based on today. Our clients are individuals, organisations and businesses and we also specialise in offering them bespoke services which are both project and organisation specific. Our trainers are experts in their field and qualified to appropriate professional training and assessment standards.
Cost Effective Training - We frequently provide special offers relating to our public and in-house courses. Please contact us for information.
Why choose us? - We understand that training needs to meet the objectives of individuals and organisations and have researched training, education and competencies for a range of organisations, including the development of management, accreditation and certification schemes for trade federations, sector skills councils and professional intuitions. We have developed and deliver CPD courses based on both subject related professional standards and professional education standards by qualified educators. We can develop bespoke courses to meet the needs of individual clients based on these standards. We are also approved to deliver Government ‘accredited’ courses which lead to qualifications which are recognised around the world. This type of training can range to a one day course to much more extensive learning
Cost Effective Training - We frequently provide special offers relating to our public and in-house courses. Please contact us for information.
Why choose us? - We understand that training needs to meet the objectives of individuals and organisations and have researched training, education and competencies for a range of organisations, including the development of management, accreditation and certification schemes for trade federations, sector skills councils and professional intuitions. We have developed and deliver CPD courses based on both subject related professional standards and professional education standards by qualified educators. We can develop bespoke courses to meet the needs of individual clients based on these standards. We are also approved to deliver Government ‘accredited’ courses which lead to qualifications which are recognised around the world. This type of training can range to a one day course to much more extensive learning
Parks & Gardens UK is the leading on-line resource for historic parks and gardens.
We provide freely accessible, accurate and inspiring information on the UK parks, gardens and designed landscapes ...
Parks & Gardens UK is the leading on-line resource for historic parks and gardens.
We provide freely accessible, accurate and inspiring information on the UK parks, gardens and designed landscapes and all activities concerned with their promotion, conservation and management. Additional information and new sites are added as information becomes available.
This website has no statutory authority with regard to planning or other permissions, nor is the inclusion or absence of a site any measure of its historic significance. If you would like to contribute, please contact us.
We are currently working to improve the Parks & Gardens website. Please complete our Parks & Gardens survey to let us know what you think.
We provide freely accessible, accurate and inspiring information on the UK parks, gardens and designed landscapes and all activities concerned with their promotion, conservation and management. Additional information and new sites are added as information becomes available.
This website has no statutory authority with regard to planning or other permissions, nor is the inclusion or absence of a site any measure of its historic significance. If you would like to contribute, please contact us.
We are currently working to improve the Parks & Gardens website. Please complete our Parks & Gardens survey to let us know what you think.
P.Webb Roofing and Building Services Ltd specialise in conservation and restoration of historic and period buildings. Winner of the RICS regional award 2013 and runner up RICS national award 2013.
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P.Webb Roofing and Building Services Ltd specialise in conservation and restoration of historic and period buildings. Winner of the RICS regional award 2013 and runner up RICS national award 2013.
Specialists in modern & historic roofing - lead, slate, tile & rainwater goods.
Member of the LCA. CHAS & Constructionline member.
Specialists in modern & historic roofing - lead, slate, tile & rainwater goods.
Member of the LCA. CHAS & Constructionline member.
Founded in 1921, PWP Architects have a proven track record for innovative design, coupled with fast and considered responses to clients' needs in the pursuit of high-quality design and value-added bui...
Founded in 1921, PWP Architects have a proven track record for innovative design, coupled with fast and considered responses to clients' needs in the pursuit of high-quality design and value-added buildings.
PWP Architects have designed a wide range of building types, and have expertise covering Commercial, Leisure, Private and Social Residential, Conservation, Healthcare, Education, Environmental and Master planning. PWP Architects have received design awards for many buildings for design and conservation.
The practice has three directors, Jeremy Sayer, Stuart Bone and Shawn Lambert. PWP Architects are a RIBA chartered practice and have been Quality Assured to ISO 9001 since 1998 through CQMS.
Please follow the media links for updates on the practice, projects, press and awards.
PWP Architects can now be seen at Architizer.com and at Architecture.com
PWP Architects is the trading name of PWP Architects Ltd.
Registered in England No. 3930872
PWP Architects have designed a wide range of building types, and have expertise covering Commercial, Leisure, Private and Social Residential, Conservation, Healthcare, Education, Environmental and Master planning. PWP Architects have received design awards for many buildings for design and conservation.
The practice has three directors, Jeremy Sayer, Stuart Bone and Shawn Lambert. PWP Architects are a RIBA chartered practice and have been Quality Assured to ISO 9001 since 1998 through CQMS.
Please follow the media links for updates on the practice, projects, press and awards.
PWP Architects can now be seen at Architizer.com and at Architecture.com
PWP Architects is the trading name of PWP Architects Ltd.
Registered in England No. 3930872
PPIY Architects are a long-established RIBA Chartered architectural practice in the historic City of York, offering highly specialised services to our clients. Our team of Directors and Architects del...
PPIY Architects are a long-established RIBA Chartered architectural practice in the historic City of York, offering highly specialised services to our clients. Our team of Directors and Architects deliver projects of the highest quality in a range of sectors, including community, conservation and heritage, ecclesiastical, residential, education and transport.
Our client portfolio is wide and varied, and each commission is treated with the same value, care and attention it deserves. Because of this it is unsurprising that a lot of our business comes from repeat clients such as Historic England, Network Rail, Church of England, Catholic Church, East Coast rail franchise, North Yorkshire Moors Railway, Methodist Church Circuits and The Quaker organisation.
Our small but highly experienced team means our clients get all the benefits of a personal service, tailored to their individual project needs, while also working with architects who have specialist knowledge and experience. We have the resources to take on large and small projects, and thoroughly enjoy working alongside our Clients to ensure the project we design meet their needs and vision. We offer full scope of works and deliver a comprehensive service including architectural design, building & site surveying and construction health & safety. This allows us to tailor our proposals to provide our clients with the most appropriate service for their project. For every commission, large or small, we provide a service of the highest professional quality. Each project receives the personal attention of one of our Directors, and retains their involvement throughout the life of the project.
PPIY Architects+ are passionate about all aspects of architecture. We approach all jobs studiously to deliver our clients excellent results. When you work with us, you work directly with someone specialised and authoritative in that type of building or project.
Our client portfolio is wide and varied, and each commission is treated with the same value, care and attention it deserves. Because of this it is unsurprising that a lot of our business comes from repeat clients such as Historic England, Network Rail, Church of England, Catholic Church, East Coast rail franchise, North Yorkshire Moors Railway, Methodist Church Circuits and The Quaker organisation.
Our small but highly experienced team means our clients get all the benefits of a personal service, tailored to their individual project needs, while also working with architects who have specialist knowledge and experience. We have the resources to take on large and small projects, and thoroughly enjoy working alongside our Clients to ensure the project we design meet their needs and vision. We offer full scope of works and deliver a comprehensive service including architectural design, building & site surveying and construction health & safety. This allows us to tailor our proposals to provide our clients with the most appropriate service for their project. For every commission, large or small, we provide a service of the highest professional quality. Each project receives the personal attention of one of our Directors, and retains their involvement throughout the life of the project.
PPIY Architects+ are passionate about all aspects of architecture. We approach all jobs studiously to deliver our clients excellent results. When you work with us, you work directly with someone specialised and authoritative in that type of building or project.
PDS is a family run business, with 4 generations of experience in the plaster industry. All of our staff are “in house” trained to the highest standard. PDS has over 38 years experience in the decorat...
PDS is a family run business, with 4 generations of experience in the plaster industry. All of our staff are “in house” trained to the highest standard. PDS has over 38 years experience in the decorative plaster mouldings industry. We specialise in the re-production of mouldings to match existing features. We are able to recreate both interior and exterior features and lime plastering to any specification.
- We operate throughout mainland UK and on occassion overseas.
- We have experience in all aspects of the decorative & Lime plaster industry.
- We are able to both supply and fix all types of fibrous plaster, lime & sand/cement mouldings to your individual requirements.
- We specialise in listed building work where the reproduction of mouldings is necessary to match existing features.
- We also undertake “running in situ” works along with “solid” lime plastering.
- Full ceiling survey’s and consolidation works available.
- We are also able to provide a paint removal/cleaning service.
- We operate throughout mainland UK and on occassion overseas.
- We have experience in all aspects of the decorative & Lime plaster industry.
- We are able to both supply and fix all types of fibrous plaster, lime & sand/cement mouldings to your individual requirements.
- We specialise in listed building work where the reproduction of mouldings is necessary to match existing features.
- We also undertake “running in situ” works along with “solid” lime plastering.
- Full ceiling survey’s and consolidation works available.
- We are also able to provide a paint removal/cleaning service.
PCA Consulting Engineers is a chartered civil, structural and conservation engineering practice based in Kingsbridge, Devon. We provide professional engineering advice on projects of any size, for res...
PCA Consulting Engineers is a chartered civil, structural and conservation engineering practice based in Kingsbridge, Devon. We provide professional engineering advice on projects of any size, for residential, commercial and public sector clients throughout the South Hams, south of England and London.
Established in 1979, PCA has built up an outstanding reputation for providing a friendly, considered and professional service to all our clients. Much of the firm’s success lies within our ability to meet the changing needs of our clients while maintaining a quality service from start to finish.
PCA has received ISO9001:2015 accreditation from Bureau Veritas, therefore meeting the rigorous standards set to ensure every project is delivered to the highest standard.
The team at PCA works on projects of all shapes and sizes, from queries regarding simple house wall removal, loft conversions and structural surveys, to large scale housing developments, detailed conservation advice, infrastructure design, project management and party wall advice.
With our wide range of skills and individual specialisms, PCA provides comprehensive advice with unique and pragmatic solutions to solve even the most complex engineering problems.
Please click on the menu tab, top left to view a selection of our case studies and to explore the services we offer.
Established in 1979, PCA has built up an outstanding reputation for providing a friendly, considered and professional service to all our clients. Much of the firm’s success lies within our ability to meet the changing needs of our clients while maintaining a quality service from start to finish.
PCA has received ISO9001:2015 accreditation from Bureau Veritas, therefore meeting the rigorous standards set to ensure every project is delivered to the highest standard.
The team at PCA works on projects of all shapes and sizes, from queries regarding simple house wall removal, loft conversions and structural surveys, to large scale housing developments, detailed conservation advice, infrastructure design, project management and party wall advice.
With our wide range of skills and individual specialisms, PCA provides comprehensive advice with unique and pragmatic solutions to solve even the most complex engineering problems.
Please click on the menu tab, top left to view a selection of our case studies and to explore the services we offer.
PAS is Scotland’s leading place and active citizenship charity. We support a planning system that is inclusive, positive and innovative, where individuals and communities help shape the future of thei...
PAS is Scotland’s leading place and active citizenship charity. We support a planning system that is inclusive, positive and innovative, where individuals and communities help shape the future of their place. We are a volunteer-led organisation supported by a network of over 400 specialist volunteers, including professionals from across the built environment sector. We have continuously held Investing in Volunteers status since 2008. Find out more about PAS here.
Who we help - We help individuals and community organisations to get involved in decision-making in the planning system in an impartial, open and inclusive way. We provide skills training and support for community groups, planners, elected members and public bodies. In particular, we work to engage children and young people in their places and offer support to seldom-heard groups who often cannot readily engage in the planning system.
What we do - We help people to understand and influence the place where they live by providing impartial advice, skills training and supporting communities to develop and deliver their own aspirations for their place. We offer a free, impartial and confidential planning advice service, provided by our specialist volunteers, all of whom are chartered planners. Find out how to submit your enquiry.
How to get involved - For free, impartial and confidential advice on planning issues, please submit an enquiry through our Advice Service. To find out more, visit the blog or projects page. If you’re a community group or public body and would like to find out more about how we could assist you, please get in touch.
Who we help - We help individuals and community organisations to get involved in decision-making in the planning system in an impartial, open and inclusive way. We provide skills training and support for community groups, planners, elected members and public bodies. In particular, we work to engage children and young people in their places and offer support to seldom-heard groups who often cannot readily engage in the planning system.
What we do - We help people to understand and influence the place where they live by providing impartial advice, skills training and supporting communities to develop and deliver their own aspirations for their place. We offer a free, impartial and confidential planning advice service, provided by our specialist volunteers, all of whom are chartered planners. Find out how to submit your enquiry.
How to get involved - For free, impartial and confidential advice on planning issues, please submit an enquiry through our Advice Service. To find out more, visit the blog or projects page. If you’re a community group or public body and would like to find out more about how we could assist you, please get in touch.
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