Our aim is to help you get the most from your historic building, whether this is simply making sure the right materials are used for a maintenance and repair, working with you to find the best reuse for a dilapidated building, or designing a contemporary addition to a listed building. As conservation specialists we have a wealth of experience at hand to ensure that your project is developed with the care and attention it deserves.Put simply, we love old buildings! Conservation accredited architect Lucy Stewart has been on the AABC Register since 2012. She is approved to work on buildings with funding from English Heritage, the Heritage Lottery Fund and other grant giving bodies, and is on a number of Diocesan lists of church architects. Lucy was an SPAB Lethaby Scholar in 2009, and is part of a wide network of conservation architects and consultants.
All our work is underpinned by a strong belief in the value of the past, a curiosity and interest in what has gone before whilst also embracing new ideas and helping to provide a sustainable future for our built heritage.
Working with PCCs to maintain these precious buildings is a mainstay of architectural conservation. We can assist with Quinquennial Inspections, obtaining grants, adding sensitive improvments and much more. We can offer a full plans service, or a more basic service to help you gain planning permission or listed building consent for your project, whether
Please contact us using the details below, we are always happy to hear about buildings large or small that may need a helping hand, a bit of care and attention or perhaps require a bigger project. Based in Edinburgh and York, we are happy to travel to all areas of the North East, and within Scotland.
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