Andrew Townsend Architects

Andrew Townsend Architects is a conservation practice in Faringdon, Oxfordshire, established in 1987, specialising in the conservative repair, adaptation and alteration of historic buildings and new design in ancient settings. It follows SPAB principles. Andrew Townsend is on the register of architects accredited in building conservation, has been consultant architect at Tewkesbury Abbey and Berkeley Castle, and is inspecting architect for over fifty parish churches. Projects include repairs to a Grade I late-medieval lodging range at Brook Hall, rebuilding of the Grade I Jordans Friends Meeting House after fire, masonry and limewash work at St Mary, Iffley, the Dauntsey doomboard, and a walled gardens study for English Heritage. Services include quinquennial inspections, conservation management plans, listed building consent, faculty applications and grant applications. Clients include Historic England, the National Trust and the Churches Conservation Trust.