Architectural design services Hucknall Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire

Conservation Projects

We have developed expertise in conservation projects working on grade II and grade II* buildings throughout the East Midlands on both grant-funded and non grant-funded refurbishment, restoration and conversion projects. We have developed close working relationships with grant project managers and conservation officers and understand the requirements and restrictions that are imposed by these authorities, and the conservation approach, when working on listed and non-listed buildings of historical architectural merit. Included in our portfolio are barn conversions, refurbishments of office buildings, shops, shopfront replacements, and houses. Below are some examples of our recent work.

JS:Architectural
194 Church Lane
Hucknall
Nottingham
NG15 8DZ

Tel 07976 716973
jason@js-a.co.uk

Jason Smith MCIAT ICIOB Chartered Architectural Technologist

Grant Aided External Refurbishment of 35-36 St. Mary's Gate, Derby
	photograph © Martine Hamilton Knight. click to see more images The external refurbishment of a grade II* listed former georgian town house in Derby's Cathedral Quarter. Works were carried out in close liaison with Derby City Council’s conservation team and funding assistance was provided via a significant grant from the Derby English Heritage Partnership Scheme.


Grant Aided External Refurbishment of 19-20 Sadler Gate, Derby
	photograph © Martine Hamilton Knight. click to see more images The external refurbishment of a grade II listed building dating from the eighteenth Century located in the Cathedral Quarter of Derby. The building consists of retail premises to the ground floor and restaurant to the upper storeys. The works were done in close liaison with Derby City Council’s conservation team and funding assistance was provided via grants from the Derby English Heritage Partnership Scheme.


Refurbishment and Extension of Grade II Listed House in Belper
	click to see more images After securing a grant from the Belper & Milford Townscape Heritage Initiative for roofing, sash window refurbishments, the reinstatement of lost chimneys and the repair of an external pig shed, we prepared and constructed a two storey extension to provide this historically important grade II listed 'clusters' house with additional floorspace in the form of a new kitchen and enlarged bedroom to the first floor.


Refurbishment of The Black Swan ph
	click to see more images The external repair and refurbishment of this local landmark public house. After successfully negotiating a grant from the Belper & Milford Townscape Heritage Initiative, we project managed works to this historically important building which included the refurbishment of sliding sash windows, removal of external masonry paintwork, slate re-roofing and repointing in lime mortar.


Grant Aided Refurbishment of 21-25 Packers Row, Chesterfield
	click to see more images The external repair and refurbishment of a group of five retail units in Chesterfield town centre. After successfully negotiating a grant from the Chesterfield Townscape Heritage Initiative, we project managed works to this historically important building which included the refurbishment of windows, render repairs, re-roofing and redecorations.