Richard Pedlar Architects

Richard Pedlar Architects is a RIBA chartered practice in Bristol which describes itself as having specialist skills in conservation and a record of obtaining consents on sensitive sites, particularly for listed buildings and in conservation areas. Its residential work includes alterations, reordering and extensions to Grade II listed houses and Victorian villas in the Clifton Conservation Area, and the upgrading of a listed farmhouse with a barn conversion. Community and conservation projects include work to the Grade II* listed Clifton Observatory, a Statement of Significance for Bristol’s Grade II* listed Council House, consents for repair to Brunel’s Grade I listed railway shed at Temple Meads, restoration of an early 19th-century gatehouse at Ashton Court, and new entrances for Methodist and Baptist churches. The practice also works on restaurants, bars and commercial premises.