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Andrew is an AABC accredited conservation architect undertaking design, conservation and building surveying work predominantly in the rural, heritage, ecclesiastical and residential sectors.
With Savills since 2015, he has over 35 years of experience in architecture and building surveying, with a wealth of knowledge and expertise in many areas. He is team leader of the architecture & building surveying hub in York and covers the North of England.
Equally at home surveying a listed building for a maintenance schedule or potential purchaser as he is designing a new building or alteration to an historic structure. Inclusion on the register of Architects Accredited in Building Conservation means he is an expert committed to the best and most appropriate solutions for historical buildings and ensuring clients' confidence and peace of mind. AABC is also an accreditation recognised by Historic England when grant funding repairs to heritage at risk. Membership of the Ecclesiastical Architects and Surveyors Association also shows commitment to professional excellence in the care, adaptation and inspection of religious buildings.
Andrew is a versatile professional who always strives to provide clients with a successful outcome for their project and one that exceeds their expectations. "The reward of getting up close to fascinating buildings in picturesque settings is what continues to motivate me”.
When not at work Andrew is keen on outdoor pursuits and is as happy on a cycle tour as he is walking up a mountain or skiing back down.
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Qualifications
- ARB Registered
- Chartered Member of RIBA
- AABC Accredited
Andrew's Expertise
- Historic buildings, housing, religion, agriculture and rural estates sectors.
- New build, extensions, conversions and conservation
- Feasibility studies
- Architectural design
- Planning and listed building consent applications
- Building regulations applications
- Building project management and contract administration
- Principal designer (under the CDM regulations 2015)
- Building surveys and defects analysis
- Property management
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