Commercial Conservation Architecture in Scotland
How we upgrade historic commercial buildings
We can often save a commercial building from further decay by a program of works which put right the results of a long period of neglect or underuse. We also explore ways to get the best out of them by improving comfort and energy performance.
How we conserve historic buildings in Scotland
What we do
Conservation architecture is the process of recognising historic buildings which are of cultural or heritage value and taking action to preserve or retain them. Often a building is saved from further decay by a program of works which put right the results of a long period of neglect or underuse.
At Thomas Robinson Architects, we can breathe new life into a structure. Through contemporary design, we enable a new use or simply perform repairs that will allow the building to be used again.
Our Services
- Heritage StatementsDocuments are often prepared to accompany planning applications for historic residential buildings when alterations or refurbishment works are being planned.Discover more >
- Historic Commercial Building Condition ReportWe are most often asked for these when a buyer is contemplating purchasing a commercial property that is listed and needs to know its condition.Discover more >
- Commercial Conservation PlanConservation plans for commercial buildings include an in-depth look into what is of historic significance in a building or group of buildings and set out how they should be viewed.Discover more >
- Church Condition ReportsThomas Robinson Architects have carried out quinquennial reports for the Church of Scotland.Discover more >