Spencer Hall

Professional Description

Historic Building Specialist & Conservation Consultant

Area of work

  • Now based in Salisbury, Wiltshire, Spencer is prepared to travel for projects and regularly works in London, across The Home Counties and in both extremes of The South East and West.

Description

Spencer Hall Historic Building Conservation (SHHBC) was formed in 2020, after 25 years experience in the heritage industry. Spencer has undertaken many projects over this time: from traditional residential works to some of the largest schemes completed in the UK - each is given the same level of respect and attention.

About SHHBC
What We Do

Writing Conservation Condition Reports
Consultancy & Advisory Works
Preparation of Heritage Statements
Understanding Building Pathology
Defect Scheduling
Writing Technical Specifications
Listed Building Consent Applications
Specialist Statuary Conservation
Project Management
Specialist Contracting
Understanding Conservation Philosophy

Spencer is fully conversant in the intricacies of conservation philosophy and approaches all projects with integrity and a developed ethical code in line with accepted conservation standards.

Why Choose SHHBC?
Passionate about historic buildings, Spencer completed his post graduate studies in conservation in the late 1990’s. He is now an ICON accredited Conservator-Restorer, a Full Member of the IHBC and a Chartered Construction Manager (MCIOB). He has worked continuously within the industry for over 25 years, during which he has worked for some of the countries leading conservation companies. Now independent, Spencer collaborates with experienced colleagues to offer a refined service to Conservation Architects, Trusts & Bodies (such as English Heritage & The National Trust) on both buildings and their contents. He is able to provide everything from initial specialist consultancy services through to the delivery of complex Conservation & Restoration projects.

Projects

Please see, https://spencer-hall.co.uk/project-portfolio

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