The Halsall Lloyd Partnership is an interdisciplinary design practice with a wide range of skills in all aspects of the built environment. We create design solutions with care and understanding within a culture of innovation in both product and process.  Our approach is pro-active, working with clients and communities to develop ideas and realise visions; and environmentally driven to achieve successful sustainable projects.


HLP works as a studio based team offering a responsive, high quality integrated design service with the following skillbase:

  • Architecture
  • Masterplanning
  • Urban Design
  • Landscape Architecture
  • Conservation Architect
  • Community Participation
  • Interior Design
  • Graphic Design
  • Project Management
  • Clerk of Works Service
  • Energy Advice & Assessment
  • Principal Designer.

The partnership was established in 1975, has a network of 2 offices, and works throughout England and Wales.  Our offices are based in:

  • Liverpool
  • Nottingham.

In 2008 HLP became a Limited Liability Partnership registration number OC333403.

 

HLPs business model is based on Keener, Leaner, Greener working towards sustainable solutions which both respond to the needs and aspirations of clients and users and respect the wider environment.  Innovation promoted through Research & Development is a key aspect of this model.

 

PRACTICE ETHOS

  • Design responsibly and responsively
  • Design with respect for the wider environment
  • Design to enhance the human experience
  • Design with close attention to detail
  • Design in participation with clients and communities
  • Design integrated solutions from an interdisciplinary skill base
  • Design innovative and inspirational projects
  • Design with empathy and consideration
  • Design for long life sustainability
  • Design and deliver

 

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Our current work sectors include:

 

RESIDENTIAL:

  • Mixed tenure/mixed use projects
  • Affordable, social, special needs, housing for sale and intermediate tenures
  • Modern methods of construction
  • Modular offsite manufacture
  • Low energy/carbon solutions e.g. Passivhaus, CfSH, Silver Standard, BRE Home Quality Mark
  • Design audits

 

SUPPORTED LIVING:

  • Homelessness
  • Elderly Care
  • Students and young people
  • Disability adaptation
  • Design for impairment including dementia and autism
  • Homes for older people including extra care and residential care
  • Design audits such as HAPPI and Design for Dementia.

 

REFURBISHMENT & CONVERSION:

  • Highrise remodelling
  • Victorian terraced housing
  • Tackling problem estates
  • Upgrading older stock including low energy solutions
  • Supported living adaptation within older properties

 

CONSERVATION & HERITAGE:

  • Conservation architect
  • Restoration of listed buildings
  • Conservation areas
  • New use for old buildings
  • Innovative intervention into existing structures

 

REGENERATION:

  • Sustainable Communities Modelling
  • Stakeholder Engagement Strategies
  • Neighbourhood revitalization
  • Option Appraisals, surveys, strategies and studies
  • Action plans
  • Regeneration strategies

 

MASTERPLANNING:

  • Urban renewal, plans and strategies
  • Town centre plans and strategies
  • Rural fringe, urban extensions and edge of settlement masterplanning
  • Communication and consultation strategies
  • Planning applications and appeals
  • Strategic planning documents
  • Neighbourhood Development Plans

 

LANDSCAPE & URBAN DESIGN:

  • Landscape strategies
  • Public realm
  • Openspace planning
  • Parks and recreation
  • Leisure and sport
  • Bio-diversity, ecology
  • Urban design codes
  • Design guides
  • ‘Greenprints’
  • Landscape visual impact assessments

 

ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY:

  • Energy and Carbon advice and assessment
  • Low energy/ carbon design strategies
  • Ecology reports and assessments
  • Carbon reduction planning
  • BREEAM domestic assessment

 

COMMUNITY:

  • Community facilities, feasibility studies
  • Community design participation
  • Co-design strategies and techniques
  • Large scale community involvement
  • Profile raising, promotion campaigns

 

HEALTH:

  • Primary care centres
  • Hospitals
  • Hospices

 

EDUCATION:

  • Childrens’ centres, SureStart
  • Primary and secondary schools
  • Higher education – universities
  • Training initiatives and programmes

 

INTERIORS:

  • Public buildings
  • Care environments
  • Show houses
  • Dementia friendly design and audits

 

GRAPHIC DESIGN:

  • Exhibitions, leaflets, 3D modelling
  • Online web based communication
  • Brochures, presentations

 

HEALTH & SAFETY:

  • Principal Designer role including Construction Design and Management Regulations
  • Health & Safety training

 

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN:

  • ArchiCad 18
  • Sketch Up
  • BIM Stage 2

 

RESEARCH & INNOVATION:

  • Collaboration with universities
  • Book publication
  • Specialist areas including:
    Conservation techniques
    Therapeutic environments
    Design for dementia
    ‘Green’ technology
    Building Information Management (BIM)