Pearce Bottomley Architects is a chartered practice founded in 1957 and based in Tadcaster, North Yorkshire, working across Yorkshire and the North of England. The team includes an award-winning AABC Accredited Conservation Architect and RIBA Conservation Architects, and the practice is recognised for the conservation, repair and adaptation of listed buildings, churches and heritage assets, including Grade I, II* and II listed buildings and scheduled ancient monuments. Alongside conservation it designs houses, extensions, commercial and community buildings, and as a corporate member of the Association for Project Safety it acts as Principal Designer.
Suitable for: historic building repair schemes, church works and extensions in Yorkshire and the North of England needing an accredited conservation architect.
Services: conservation architecture; repair and maintenance planning; church work; design and extensions; project management; contract administration; CDM Principal Designer; public consultation.
Location: Tadcaster, North Yorkshire; covering Yorkshire and the North of England.