Built Heritage
Built Heritage – Our built heritage is a primary element in Irelands cultural heritage landscape.
Conservation Planning and Research
- Design stage guidance – can be held on site or virtually
- Coordinated Investigation of Historic Buildings and Sites
- Pre-Planning Advice – Planning applications for protected structures or structures of historic value may be returned for further information, that may result in a delayed start date.
- Liaison and negotiation with state authorities
- Ministerial Consent
- Building archaeology, recording and analysis – demonstrating the structural and material characteristics and site significance
- Historic Analysis – including archival, gazetteers and inventory research
- Heritage Impact Assessments
- Condition Survey Reports
- Conservation Plans
- Conservation Management Plans
Historic Building Repair
- Services and advice in the conservation of the built heritage i.e. stone, brick, and lime mortars
- Functional advice and services in the planning, procurement and execution of work include tender documentation (specifications and method statements)
- Condition survey and assessment
- Guidance on cleaning of stone masonry and brickwork
- Appraisal, Identification and Recommendations on repair and consolidation works i.e. repointing, grouting indents, and replacement
- Historic Fabric Recording and Sourcing
- Conservation Method Statements which will include techniques, specifications, material recommendations
- Site trails and exemplars of conservation methods /materials
- On site ‘Hot Mix’ demonstrations – aimed at building contractors and self-renovation enthusiasts working mainly with Irelands traditional binder quicklime.