St. James’ London
Project Details
Client: Private
Designation: Grade II
Preparation of budget costs for a dilapidation survey of the internal and external fabric of the listed Georgian townhouse in the centre of London, including the reinstatement of internal fabric to original configuration, at the end of lease.
Yr Ysgwrn, Gwynedd
Project Details
Client: Snowdonia National Park Authority
Designation: Grade II*
The historic home of Hedd Wyn.
Provision of pre and post contract quantity surveying services for the restoration of this historic dwelling to aid interpretation of Hedd Wyn as war poet, family man and farmer. The works include the conservation and restoration of the historic fabric, provision of new exhibition space, new agricultural barn and extensive landscaping works
The Clock House
Project Details
Client: Private
Designation: Grade II
Pre and post contract quantity surveying services for the refurbishment and alterations of a C19 Grade II former gate house and stable block, including cost planning, tender documentation and post contract cost management.
Craig y Don
Project Details
Client: Daisy Joy
Designation: Grade II
Pre contract quantity surveying services for the refurbishment, alterations of a C19 former lodge. The scheme included new kitchen and dining area, indoor pool and spa area, reinstatement of historic features, landscaping and PV installation.
Deanery & Newton’s College
Project Details
Client: Lichfield Cathedral
Designation: Grade II
Pre and post contract quantity surveying services associated with the conservation and refurbishment of two residential dwellings, including preparation of tender documentation and post contract quantity surveying. The project included conservation of the historic fabric, structural repairs and internal refurbishment, ready for occupation.
Protecting the Past. Delivering the Future.
Whether restoring a listed townhouse, refurbishing a heritage commercial property, or managing a major conservation programme, we provide clear financial leadership and structured project control — ensuring that historic buildings continue to serve future generations.
