All projects begin with the need to understand the site, the setting, the building, the environment. This applies to all projects, not just those with a conservation bias. 

 

For conservation projects it is particularly important to understand the historic significance of the context before considering any design proposals.

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Research to formulate an assessment of historic significance is the starting point. The design proposals can then be developed ensuring they do not adversely affect any historic significance.

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As conservation accredited architects we are experienced in managing such requirements.  Follow the links below for additional information on our skills and accreditations.