Conservation Architects
Caroe Architecture are proud to have supported the new presentation of rooms at Kensington for Historic Royal Palaces which opened at the end of May. Commemorating the 200th anniversary of the birth … Read More»
We are delighted to announce that this year Beth Watson - an architect working at Caroe Architecture since October 2016 - will embark on the SPAB (Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings) … Read More»
Congratulations to Chris Hamill of Caroe Architecture Ltd who has won the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings' Philip Webb Award for his project reimagining the … Read More»
Caroe Architecture’s Beth Watson, together with Fr. Henry Everett and Lewis Proudfoot of Cliveden Conservation have received the prestigious EASA/CCT King of Prussia Award for conservation works … Read More»
Caroe Architecture’s heritage consultants and conservation architects, working with regular collaborator Jeremy Musson, have completed a HLF-funded Conservation Management Plan (CMP) for the Bevis … Read More»
Work is commencing on site at The Old Deanery in the City of London, a stone’s throw from the West Front of St Paul’s Cathedral. The project involves external repairs, comprehensive internal … Read More»
The Grade I listed St Mary Magdalene Church, Paddington, was designed by the acclaimed English architect G. E. Street in the 1860s-70s. Caroe Architecture is working closely with Cliveden … Read More»
..for new staff! We currently have vacancies in London and Cambridge for: Conservation Architect (Maternity Cover), London – Minimum 3-5 years post qualification, AABC accreditation … Read More»
Caroe Architecture Ltd are delighted to announce that we have been appointed to undertake our 100th new project (in addition to the ongoing work at St Paul's Cathedral). Our 100th project is to … Read More»
We are delighted to announce that Alanah Honey of Caroe Architecture Ltd and graduate of Newcastle University was awarded second prize in the Philip Webb award for her proposal to refurbish and extend … Read More»
