Religious Buildings

Religious architecture is a discipline requiring specialist expertise, particularly when undertaking Quinquennial Reviews or dealing with listed buildings. A number of staff at Halsall Lloyd Partnership are nominated and approved church architects in various Anglican and Church of Wales dioceses and Methodist Districts and have many years’ experience of working on church buildings in England and Wales. Re-ordering and/or extending buildings can reinvigorate the life of a church, synagogue, mosque or gurdwara. HLP can also assist with alterations and repairs, from new lighting, heating, re-roofing or security measures, to major works involving structural alterations.

Conservation work, from small-scale sympathetic repairs to full conservation of stonework, stained glass windows and specialist joinery is also undertaken by the practice, which, in the past has worked with English Heritage and CADW on a variety of listed building projects of special architectural and historic interest.