The Dumfries House conservation statement was completed in November 2007 for The Great Steward of Scotland’s Dumfries House Trust. This report was then extended and rewritten to form a full conservation plan to support work that was undertaken prior to opening the property to the public in summer 2008. The four-volume conservation plan includes a gazetteer of the house and a separate gazetteer for the designed landscape, including buildings and other key features.
The project involved a substantial element of primary research in a number of archives as well as a full investigation of the built fabric, producing a report of substantial depth and authority.
Useful links:
Download volume one of the conservation plan [PDF, 6.8mb]
RCAHMS Canmore - NS52SW 12.00
Listed building report - 14413
Wallington Hall
A Conservation Management Plan on behalf of The National Trust for this Grade I listed mansion set in its designed-landscape, near Cambo, Northumberland.
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Place of Paisley
A conservation plan written by Simpson & Brown for Paisley Abbey concentrating on the Place of Paisley. This will assist in a future project to enhance the visitor facilities.
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University of Stirling
With the proposed listing of a number of modernist buildings on the University campus, we were commissioned to write a conservation plan to aid the University in managing the proposed change in status and to propose a conservation framework for the site in the future.
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