Taft Architects is a conservation architecture practice based in Leith, Edinburgh, working on the repair, restoration and adaptive reuse of historic buildings across Scotland. The practice pairs conservation expertise with sustainable retrofit and strategic planning, taking projects from initial fabric surveys and feasibility studies through listed building and scheduled monument applications to delivery on site. Recent work includes the refurbishment of St Mark’s Church, conservation of The Haining, a Category A listed building, and a fabric survey of a Category B listed church in Ardrossan, alongside energy upgrades to listed villa flats and bespoke new-build houses.
Suitable for: listed buildings, churches, heritage estates and private homes in Scotland that need sensitive repair, retrofit or adaptation.
Services: conservation architecture; fabric surveys; feasibility studies; listed building and scheduled monument consent applications; retrofit and energy-efficiency upgrades; adaptive reuse and refurbishment; extensions and new-build design; project oversight from concept to completion.
Location: Leith, Edinburgh; covering Scotland.