Alan Baxter
Alan Baxter is a London consultancy whose portfolio combines engineering advice with conservation planning for historic places as well as new buildings. Heritage work shown includes conservation management and neighbourhood planning at York Minster, conservation planning and analysis at Clandon Park, long-term engineering advice to the National Gallery on new exhibition and circulation space within a Grade I listed building, strategic advice to the British Museum, and work to plan the future of Smithfield Market. The practice has also supported the restoration and extension of the Royal Academy Schools, Tate Britain’s Millbank project and the reimagining of Crystal Palace Park. Alongside this it undertakes new-build schemes, including Passivhaus libraries, housing, concert halls and university buildings.
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