Heritage plays a key role in society. It improves our wellbeing and quality of life, and the way we perceive places. It engages us, giving us a sense of belonging and identity.
A huge proportion of our buildings are historic, and bring specific challenges – both in making them accessible to everyone, and in reducing their energy usage. It takes understanding, care and creativity to do this without damaging what makes the building special.
We unlock heritage assets by understanding their past significance, present use and future potential. This knowledge helps us to decide whether buildings should be adapted for new uses, sensitively restored, or enhanced with contemporary additions.
News | 7th July 2022
We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for two awards at the Education Estates Awards 2022.
News | 19th May 2022
The West Yorkshire project has won the regional Heritage Project Award for 2022. We’re excited to announce that our landmark University of Leeds project has won the Heritage Project category for Yorkshire & Humber in the RICS UK Awards 2022! The RICS Awards recognise the most inspirational initiatives and developments and commend outstanding achievement, teamwork […]
Insights | 9th December 2021
At the end of September the Sir William Henry Bragg Building at the University of Leeds opened its doors to students, staff and visitors. We went back to visit the building and to speak to some of the people who will be using the building day-to-day. The video can be viewed below.
— Director
Dianna Fletcher
Planning Awards 2019: Best Use of Heritage in Placemaking – Commendation
Spanish City: Bringing a national treasure back to life
Civic Trust AABC Conservation Awards 2019 – Commendation
Spanish City: Bringing a national treasure back to life
Planning Excellence RTPI Awards 2019: Excellence in Planning for Heritage and Culture – Winner
Spanish City: Bringing a national treasure back to life
