Historic Environment Conservation
Tailored services
that help retain
historical significance
Peter is a full member of the Institute of Historic Building Conservation (IHBC). Peter helps building and landscape custodians understand why their heritage asset is important and how its significance can be retained through future conservation, redevelopment and repair.
An example of these works includes the Conservation Management Plan for Manchester Jewish Museum which led to the museum it being award £3M in Heritage Lottery Funding and its subsequent reopening in Spring 2021. The work included full historic development, statement of significance and detailed gazetteer.
Conservation, repair and redevelopment of Manchester Jewish Museum
We acted as Historic Buildings Consultant in the early stages of Manchester Jewish Museum’s Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) application for longer-term building conservation, repair and redevelopment. We prepared a Conservation Management Plan (CMP) for the premises.
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“I am concerned about the long-term preservation of our heritage and as such I am committed to helping building and landscape custodians understand their heritage better and ensure they make informed decisions for future generations.“
Peter Lloyd, Managing Director
Other examples of this work include a study of the Woolton Village Conservation Area in Liverpool – decay of stone to the exterior of traditionally constructed public and commercial buildings; a sustainable development plan and project design for Christ Church, Birkenhead; a report for reuse of The Charterhouse, Coventry – a former Carthusian Monastery.
The report included historic development, significance, options appraisal, business plan and funding; and a stone assessment of Princes Road Synagogue, Liverpool. Report included a detailed description and assessment of the stone, its decay mechanisms and recommendations.
