Organisations

AECB

Promotes the use of products and materials which are safe, healthy and sustainable. Supports the interests and endeavours of members in achieving these aims.

Bat Conservation Trust

Charity giving advice on the presence of bats.

Building Conversation

Online information for the conservation and restoration of historic buildings.

The Georgian Group

The Georgian Group is an English and Welsh conservation organisation created to campaign for the preservation of historic buildings and planned landscapes of the 18th and early 19th centuries.

The Historic House Association

Assisting private owners to maintain Britain’s Historic Houses and Gardens for the benefit of the nation and future generations.

Historic Environment Scotland

Gives advice on listed buildings in Scotland.

Scottish Stone Liaison Group

The aim of the Scottish Stone Liaison Group is to enhance availability, promote utilisation and advance knowledge and skills in design, specification and use of indigenous Scottish stone in existing and new build projects.

Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings

The SPAB was founded to counteract the highly destructive ‘restoration’ of medieval buildings being practised by many Victorian architects. Today it is the largest, oldest and most technically expert national pressure group fighting to save old buildings from decay, demolition and damage.

Historic England

The public body that looks after England’s historic environment. They champion and protect historic places, helping people understand, value and care for them.

Listed Properties Owners Club

Britain’s only advice service dedicated to helping the owners of listed buildings by providing detailed advice, information and support for just about every conceivable issue associated with ownership.

Weald and Downland Open Air Museum

An open air museum which was established as a centre that could rescue representative examples of vernacular buildings from the South East of England, and thereby generate an increased public awareness and interest in the built environment.

British Geological Survey

A world-leading geoscience centre for survey and monitoring; modelling and research; data and knowledge.

The Brooking National Collection

The Brooking National Collection of Architectural Detail is the only major national resource of its kind in the UK. It charts the evolution of Britain’s constructional elements over the last 500 years.

Building Research Establishment

BRE is a world leading multi-disciplinary building science centre with a mission to improve the built environment through research and knowledge generation.

Cadw

Cadw is the Welsh Government’s historic environment service working for an accessible and well-protected historic environment for Wales.

The Churches Conservation Trust

The national charity protecting historic churches at risk. They care for over 350 irreplaceable buildings which attract almost 2 million visitors a year.

The National Trust

A charity set up to look after Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty permanently for the benefit of the nation across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Construction History Society

The CHS seeks to bring together people from a wide range of professional and academic disciplines who are enthusiastic about construction history.

Institute of Historic Building Conservation

The IHBC is the professional body for building conservation practitioners and historic environment experts working in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, with connections to the Republic of Ireland.

Historic Chapels Trust

The Historic Chapels Trust cares for redundant non-Anglican churches, chapels and other places of worship in England.

The Landmark Trust

A charity which rescues buildings of historic or architectural importance, and makes them available as holiday accommodation.

ICOMOS UK

International Council on Monuments and Sites, an independent charity which has a special role as official adviser to UNESCO on cultural World Heritage Sites. ICOMOS-UK play a vital role in advising on aspects of World Heritage and sites for nomination across the UK.

The Temple Trust

The Temple Trust is an historic building preservation trust for England and Wales devoted to the preservation of ornamental garden buildings and other historic structures. It is a fundraising trust and operates proactively.

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Testimonials

I have known and seen work undertaken by Hutton+Rostron for over 20 years. I have always been impressed by their professional approach and depth of knowledge in the field of building surveys and pathology.

Liz Hirst – Hirst Conservation

When it comes to seeking expert advice on the condition of the timber in an old building we turn to Hutton+Rostron whom we know we can rely upon to give a thorough and efficient appraisal which we can then use to develop the scope of the repairs.

Andrew Dutton – Hurst Peirce + Malcolm LLP

We have worked with Hutton + Rostron over many years now, and find them knowledgeable, professional, helpful and practical. They understand both the needs of historic buildings and the forces driving their alteration, which means that their expert advice is always framed in a suitable way. We greatly enjoy our relationship with them, and look forward to many more years of collaboration.

Simon Gazzard – PDP London

H+R have provided a great service; I’m particularly happy with the high level of technical knowledge of their staff and willingness to take time to explain what they are doing and why. I thoroughly recommend them.

Tim Heywood, Associate Director – Mace Ltd.

Squire and Partners have worked closely with Hutton + Rostron on a number of projects, including the UNISON Headquarters and 74 St James’s Street.

We have been impressed by their depth of knowledge of historic buildings and look forward to working with them again in the future.

Robert Bochel – Squire and Partners

Having worked as Project Manager on a number of high-value, listed houses, there is in my opinion clear benefit and value to a project in having H+R on board at the earliest stage possible.

Scott Langley – Bond Davidson

Understanding the hidden condition of a historic building is crucial in making accurate budget and programme estimations. Hutton + Rostron provide an unrivalled service in this sector allowing us to make informed decisions and mitigate the risks of historic building fabric before they materialise. Hutton + Rostron have provided input on a number of Walton Wanger projects, providing us with a range of environmental investigations, which have enabled the design process and contract negotiations to be more accurate and more robust.

Russell Smithers – Walton Wagner

Hutton + Rostron and Sandberg have enjoyed a long standing and valued professional relationship and expect this to continue and develop in the future. Our work together ranges from the routine to the quirky, with the latter often being the most fascinating and therefore enjoyable!

Neil Sandberg – Sandberg

Now that we have reached the end of the works at Great Portland Street, I would like to thank you and your team for all your efforts. The reports on existing condition provided by the team at Hutton + Rostron were invaluable and helped us de-risk the project for GPE. Equally your assistance throughout the project where unforeseen issues arose was gratefully received.

A full service through pre-construction, construction and early occupation.

Nick Cady – Hush