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Annual review2016/2017

Annual review2016/2017

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2016 was an exciting year for Heritage Collective UK Limited. Growth and

diversification were key drivers resulting in the creation of the newest

company in the collective brand, Landscape Collective. Our expansion,

both within the heritage sector and into the contemporary landscape

sector, has forged new relationships and consolidated existing ties. We are

pleased to see so many new faces, brought on in all three disciplines and

with a varied range of skills and experience, becoming part of our future.

Delivering enhanced services to our growing client base will be a key

objective over the coming months, and we look forward to a busy year of

confident and steady growth in 2017.

Liz Vinson

On behalf of the Board of Directors

Visit uswww.heritagecollective.co.ukwww.archaeologycollective.co.ukwww.landscapecollective.co.uk

Follow us on Twitter@HeritageColl@Archaeologycoll@Landscape_Coll

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A mixed use redevelopment in and around Glaxo House, a grade II listed building developed in the mid 1930s as the headquarters of the Glaxo Smith Kline Group by Wallis Gilbert and Partners. Planning permission and listed building consent were granted for the outline scheme, following an EIA, in 2014. Landscape Collective produced the LVIA for this new American-style mixed use development of leasehold apartments, shops, gym and school, and commissioned verified views and computer generated images. Heritage Collective recorded the listed structure, assessed the effects of the development on the nearby Regents Canal Conservation Area and continue to advise and assess the most recent proposals for development. Archaeology Collective produced a desk-based assessment and liaised with the Historic England regional science advisor via the Greater London Archaeology Advisory Service (GLAAS). Several stages of information exchange ensued, resulting in a second stage of geoarchaeological reporting. The development team has been able to continue moving forward with no additional fieldwork on site required.

Greenford Green, London


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Heritage collective is now a recognised Historic Environment Service Provider

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ABOVE: Shoreham Fort

Joe Abrams John Lord

Adrian Parry

SHOREHAM FORTWest Sussex and Fort Halstead, Kent are two mid-19th century defensive forts where we have led on future management of the assets as educational/visitor centres, taking into account the need for conservation, viability and the impact of new development.

BIRCHEN L ANEHaywards heath – public inquiry, up to 40 dwellings in the setting of a grade II* listed building, allowed by the Secretary of State on the recommendation of the inspector.

NHS BUILDINGS Eight hospital sites in London and the south-east including modest cottage style buildings, large-scale Victorian developments and early-mid 20th century examples ranging from buildings of merit right through to grade I listed.

SE VER ALL S HOSPITALColchester a large, echelon-style psychiatric hospital, laid out from 1910 with a grade II listed administration building and the grade II Severalls Hospital Registered Historic Park and Garden;

R ADLE Y COLLEGE CHAPELA grade II* building where Heritage Collective were brought in to advise on entrants to a design competition for extension; and

ST MARY’S CHURCHStoke Newington, a grade II* listed George Gilbert Scott church that has real need for change to reflect the evolving community.

The consolidation of Archaeology Collective in 2016 saw Joe Abrams joining as Associate Director, supported by John Lord as Senior Archaeologist. Joe is a commercial archaeologist with 18 years’ experience, most recently at Headland Archaeology. He has extensive experience of managing archaeological projects, project bidding and the discharge of planning conditions. His expertise includes the identification and reduction of risk for clients. Benefit is gained from his extensive experience tendering for, and managing budgets on, large-scale commercial projects (rail schemes, housing developments, highways schemes and utilities). Joe has experience operating under NEC contracts, using CEMAR and similar packages to issue, agree and challenge early warnings and compensation events. John Lord joins the team from EDP Ltd, and our latest recruit Adrian Parry joins from Mouchel .

In December 2016 Archaeology Collective became a registered organisation with the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists. Recent projects include:

• Candlet Lane, Suffolk – a field evaluation over 30 hectares;

• Chislet Colliery, Canterbury, coal extraction;

• 161-165 Borough High Street, Southwark commercial property development; and

• Dagenham retail park, commercial property development.

N OTA B L E C A S E S I N 2016 N E W FAC E S


In the spotlight

The launch of Landscape Collective in January 2016 brought three new core disciplines - Landscape Strategy, Landscape Design and Arboriculture. Landscape Collective has a bespoke advanced plugin for Vectorworks, which enables the cost-effective creation of tree survey plans. We have invested in laser measurement technology and ipad tablets to improve the efficiency and accuracy of data capture for tree survey plans. The team is led by Stephen Wadsworth, assisted by Dave Paginton who was promoted to Associate in August 2016. Stuart Hocking joined the Landscape Collective team in September 2016 as Senior Landscape Architect. Landscape Collective is featured in ‘Build’ Magazine, December 2016.

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Project Size: <1 Ha.

Project Type: Single family dwelling

Client: Scena

Status: Approved

Services provided: Documentary research and built heritage consultancy

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In 2015 Heritage Collective collaborated with Knox Bavan Architects and Robinson Escott Planning on a new detached dwelling within the curtilage of a grade II listed building in College Road, Dulwich dating from 1721, located within Dulwich Village Conservation Area. Planning permission was granted by Southwark Council in October 2016. During the 18th and 19th centuries the grounds of the listed building were landscaped with a sinuous canal with an ornamental bridge that linked paths on either side. The proposed dwelling spans the restored canal so that the ornamental bridge becomes part of an outstanding design by an award-winning firm of architects.

Heritage Collective advised on the effect on the character and appearance of the conservation area, and the setting of the listed building, and Archaeology Collective prepared the mitigation for the piled foundations.

41 College Road, Dulwich


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HeritageCollectiveHistoric Research

Historic Research is a core discipline which spans all three Collectives, but which primarily resides with Dr Hannah Chavasse in Heritage Collective. Liz Scott joined the team in 2016, adding to our capability which typically involves the scrutiny of historic plans and maps, title deeds and other legal documents deposited in record offices throughout the U.K.

Dr Hannah Chavasse

Liz Scott


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HeritageCollectiveBuilding Recording

Building recording is undertaken by Jody O’Reilly, assisted by Adam Dyson who joined Heritage Collective in September 2016. Projects often run in parallel with an archaeological watching brief in association with Archaeology Collective. Three recent projects resulted from planning conditions to record before the commencement of works – (1) The Judge’s Lodgings at Maynetrees in Chelmsford, Essex (BFDesign Solutions Ltd); (2) 18 Thames Street, Windsor (Byron Hamburgers Ltd); and (3) The former police station and superintendent’s house and former Corn Exchange in Aylesbury (Buckinghamshire County Council).

Jody O’Reilly

Adam Dyson


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Project Size: <1 Ha.

Project Type: Residential Development

Client: Civitas Planning Ltd

Status: Being considered by the Local Planning Authority

Services provided: Expert advice and heritage assessment

Project Size: 30 ha.


Client: Christchurch Land and Estates Ltd

Status: All data gathering for evaluation stage is completed and submitted to the client

Services provided: Expert archaeological advice and risk appraisal via desk-based assessment, scoping of evaluative data-gathering works, management of geophysical survey and trial trenching works

A residential development is proposed for this 31 hectare site which had the potential to contain archaeological remains from several periods. Our input included a desk based assessment and management of geophysical survey and trial trenching.

ArchaeologyCollectiveCandlet Road, Felixstowe, Suffolk Robin Hoods Tump, Vale Road, Alpraham, Cheshire

Archaeology Collective was commissioned to assess the potential impact of a housing proposal on the setting of a scheduled monument - in this instance a Bronze Age barrow. The barrow had been excavated in the early 20th century and had been shown to seal earlier activity.

Given the careful design which our clients had completed, our assessment was that the setting of the barrow would not be adversely impacted. We drew attention to the potential for associated undesignated remains at the application site and offered advice on the best means to approach this issue in the context of development work.


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A basement extension is proposed for this site which is on the edge of the City of London. The site contains significant remains from every period since the Roman city was built, and it is into this layered archaeological story that a basement is to be excavated.

This relatively constrained residential development site is typical of the projects we regularly undertake within Greater London. In this instance, we were approached at a point in the programme where the conditions related to contaminated land and archaeology were being dealt with. The timing of these operations needed to be choreographed with the programme for demolition at the site. Trial trenching was completed in late 2016, during which the impressive remains of a 19th century Mission Church were recorded.

Project Size: >1 ha.

Project Type: Commercial property

Client: Ares Property Ltd

Status: Mitigation works due to start early 2017

Services provided: Expert archaeological advice and risk appraisal via desk-based assessment, scoping of mitigation works with Greater London Archaeology Advisory Service

Project Size: 1000sq m


Client: Stamford Hill Construction Ltd

Status: Pre-commencement Evaluation Completed

Services provided: Agreeing scope of works required with Greater London Archaeology Advisory Service (GLAAS)

ArchaeologyCollectiveThe Smithfield Tavern, London Borough of Islington 73-75 Putney Bridge Road, Putney, London Borough of Wandsworth


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Landscape Collective was commissioned by Rydon Homes to undertake two Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments to form part of Environmental Statements accompanying an application for a development of 130 residential dwellings and another for 460 residential dwellings and associated open space. We also carried out the landscape design in relation to the entrance gateway to the development. This involved the design of a Locally Equipped Area for Play (LEAP) and areas for outdoor gym and trim trial equipment and strategic landscaping. As part of the planning application submission, Landscape Collective prepared the Green Infrastructure, Landscape and Open Space section of the Design and Access Statement (DAS).

Landscape Collective was commissioned by JSL (Trevenson) Limited to carry out an LVIA for a proposed 63 bedroom budget hotel near Camborne in Cornwall. This included a family pub/restaurant, two drive-through restaurants and parking, servicing and landscaping. We also prepared the landscape masterplan and the detailed planting plan, and we coordinated the Design and Access Statement and public consultation. Permission was granted in January 2017.

LandscapeCollectiveBurgess Hill - Eastern Parcel, Phases 1 & 2 - Landscape and Visual Impact AssessmentViewpoints LC/00065/0011 - Date: 20/10/2016ArchaeologyCollective ~ HeritageCollective ~ LandscapeCollective

Approximate location of access proposals

Approximate location of access proposals

Existing play area

Existing play area

The Hawthorns Residential Area

The Hawthorns Residential Area

Camera make and model - Canon EOS 1100D

Representative Viewpoint 1 - Winter - View from Maple Drive looking north across existing Play Area located between the residential areas of the Hawthorns and Maple Drive.

Representative Viewpoint 1 - Summer - View from Maple Drive looking north across existing Play Area located between the residential areas of the Hawthorns and Maple Drive.

Date and time of photograph - 06/02/2015 10.42am

OS Grid reference - TQ 31573 20195

Distance from site - 30m

Viewpoint Height (AOD) - 30m

Date and time of photograph - 22/08/2016 10.28am

OS Grid reference - TQ 31573 20195

Distance from site - 30m

Viewpoint Height (AOD) - 30m

Camera make and model - Canon EOS 5D Mark III

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Client: Rydon Homes

Revision Description Date

- First issue 1/11/16

Landscape Collective LtdHenry Wood House 2 Riding House StreetLondonW1W 7FA

T: 020 3770 7615W: www.landscapecollective.co.uk

Project: Burgess Hill Northern Arc East

Description: Gateway Access Proposals - Southern Parcel

Status: For Planning

Scale: 1:250 @A0

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Date: 01/11/2016

Job Number: LC/00065B

Drawing Number: 001

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Project Size: 130-460 units

Project Type: Residential

Client: Rydon Homes

Status: Outline Planning

Services provided: Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment (ES), Landscape Design, Play Area Design, Attendance at Public Consultation

LandscapeCollectiveBurgess Hill, West Sussex Camborne, Cornwall

Project Size: 63 bedroom budget hotel, a family pub/restaurant, two drivethru restaurants together with associated parking, servicing and landscaping

Project Type: Mixed Use

Client: JSL (Trevenson) Ltd

Status: Outline Planning

Services provided: Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment (ES), Landscape Design, Attendance at Public Consultation


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T H R E E CO L L E C T I V E SSince its beginnings in 2010 Heritage Collective has expanded with two

subsidiaries, Archaeology Collective and Landscape Collective, greatly

increasing our services in the heritage and natural environment sectors.

We have a combined staff of 26, including finance personnel under the

direction of Danielle Morgan assisted by Dominika Osimowicz and work on

projects across the UK.

HeritageCollective12 Melcombe PlaceMaryleboneLondon NW1 6JJPhone: 020 3170 6322

ArchaeologyCollectiveThe Office Paddington19 Eastbourne TerracePaddingtonLondonW2 6LG Phone: 020 3036 0809

LandscapeCollective Henry Wood House 2 Riding House StreetLondonW1W 7FAPhone: 07540 774036

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