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Conservation Architects

The Practice has over 30 years experience in the repair and conservation of historic buildings.

Bernard Taylor Partnerships has two senior staff specialising in Conservation with a team of two qualified architects with conservation experience. The senior director, Mr P.J. Hatfield, has experience on over 100 different listed buildings and is accredited AABC to work on English Heritage funded projects. Robert Harrington is an Associate in the practice, also AABC accredited.

The Practice has won 8 Awards in the Past 14 years for its work on listed buildings.

Range of Building Types

The range of building types has covered the following:-

• 14th Century - Former Bishop's Exchequer Building Durham (now a research library)
• 16th Century - Lostock Gatehouse, near Bolton (now 2 houses) English Heritage funded. New lead roof, oak repairs, masonry repairs. Swarthmoor Hall, Ulverston, timber and lime plaster repairs
• 17th Century - Almshouses, Derbyshire (Morley and Etwall) and Lancashire (Croston). Repair, Restoration and Upgrading work.
• 18th Century - A wide range of large Georgian houses in Durham. Georgian churches in Lancaster and Cheshire
• 19th Century - Gaskell House, Manchester,lime render,castings, roofing and structural repairs. Numerous Victorian Churches and Meeting Houses in Lancashire. Lancaster Roman Catholic Cathedral complex. Victorian Market Hall in Cheadle, Staffordshire. Colleges for Durham University and Manchester University, Almshouses throughout the North of England and North Wales.
• 20th Century - Edgar Wood (former) church, Manchester (Grade 1) Thanksgiving Shrine, Blackpool (Grade 2*)