Heritage

Our approach to listed buildings and heritage assets is to preserve and enhance

Respecting our heritage

We have extensive experience with grade I, II, and II* listed buildings. The projects we’ve worked on have been a mix of internal and external alterations, extensions and conversions. We are therefore well skilled in the art of conservation architecture.

We believe in a practical approach to design, using traditional methods of construction that respect and enhance heritage assets.

Why choose to work with Cameron Bosque Brookes?

We’ve won many awards for our listed building conversions, and our extensive experience with historic properties of all architectural styles and ages sets us apart from most other practices.

We understand the planning process surrounding listed building, and the restrictions and restraints associated with conservation areas. This makes obtaining the right consents an easier process.

Selected work

The Old Rectory

The Old Rectory is a grade II listed property located in the village of Freckenham. The property dates back to the 16th century but was extended and altered considerably in the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. The oldest part of the house is the timber frame which is exposed throughout the interior, but after the extensions and alterations over the centuries, the building was encased in a brick structure. We...

Mews House

This East London project involved the conversion of a derelict listed mews house into an amazing three-storey property. The works required construction of a new second floor, new windows and doors, extensive façade works, new chimneys and a full renovation throughout. The interiors are designed with the aim of curating a contemporary look that paid respect to the historic nature of the building. The use of exposed brickwork, contrasting with...

Burgh Hall

We are working closely with the district council's historic and conservation team on the renovations to this grade II* listed Manor house, built late C15, probably by the Ingoldsthorpe family. In late C16 or early C17 a stack and floor were inserted into the open hall and a rear wing was built in 1967, which requires most of the alterations. The original building is a timber frame and the site...

Eagle Mill

Challenged by its listed building status and conservation area location, we successfully gained planning permission for the exciting development of this growing hotel and spa. Eagle Mill needed a masterplan to expand the existing business. We conceived a new building for a restaurant, spa, pool, sauna and treatment rooms, with additional guest accommodation and parking. Our proposals showed respect for the heritage and local significance of the original building, sensitively...

Our expertise with historic buildings

Architectural preservation projects
Grade I, II and II* listed buildings
Listed building extensions and renovations
Conservation areas
Planning and listed building consents
Residential and commercial projects

Heritage awards

2022 LABC East Anglia Award for the best residential conversion to a home
2022 LABC Highly Commended Award at the National Grand Finals

‘Excellent. I needed a plan of my property in support of an application for listed building consent. The work was completed quickly, communication was straight-forward and all my requirements were met. I would certainly use CBBA again and would confidently recommend them to others.’

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