Public buildings

Repairs, alteration and conservation work on landmark public buildings

West Bay play park

Play park for children with disabilities at West Bay, Dorset, for Bridport Town Council. Project completed Easter 2016 ...
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West Bay chapel

Former Methodist Church at West Bay in Dorset. Grade II Listed. Project to convert the West Bay chapel into a ...
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Bridport Arts Centre

Reworking of the old schoolroom in Grade II Listed former Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, built in 1838 and now Bridport's Arts ...
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We are an architectural and historic buildings consultancy covering Dorset, Devon and Somerset.

Caring for old buildings is a fascinating privilege. We enjoy finding sympathetic and realistic solutions so that owners can enjoy their properties while conserving them for future generations.

Angel Architecture has the professional knowledge needed to repair, alter and extend all types of older buildings, as well as new buildings set in sensitive historic contexts.

We listen carefully to our clients’ needs and take timescales and budgets very seriously. We believe the key to delivering successful projects is to work collaboratively with all stakeholders, enabling them to make positive changes to historic buildings and areas.

VAT reg: 286 7212 78. Registered company number: 09113728

In light of the current Coronavirus crisis, we would like to assure our clients, both current and prospective, that the nature of our business remains roughly unaffected and we are operating as normal. We can still produce information and applications for both planning permission and listed building consent. We can also prepare appeals and provide advice. Site visits are not possible at the current time, but we can conduct much of the onsite work via video call, which we will set up and guide our clients through when necessary.

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Historic buildings consultancy covering Dorset, Somerset and Devon. Established by Kim Sankey, a registered architect and member of RIBA.

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06.03.20

This has to be the most expensive safeguarding measure to any electricity sub station, constructed of natural stone and decorative steel railings. Not in a conservation area but in the Devon AONB. That explains it!

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05.18.20

Pleased to learn that the DCMS has finally listed the Palais de Danse Grade II status for its strong association with the internationally-renowned sculptor Dame Barbara Hepworth; almost 45 years after her tragic death at the Trewyn Studios in St Ives.

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05.18.20

Palais de Danse and southern boundary wall, St. Ives - 1468044 | Historic England https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1468044 via @HistoricEngland

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