Perched on one of Plymouth’s most spectacular waterfront sites, 22 Grand Parade enjoys unrivalled panoramic views across West Hoe, Plymouth Sound and Drake’s Island. Known as The Anchorage, the house is home to a retired naval commander and his wife, whose shared passions for travel, art and antiques have shaped a richly layered interior filled […]
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Atkinson Architects lead restoration of iconic Tudor buildings in Plymouth’s historic Barbican Conservation Area Atkinson Architects are proud to be leading the restoration and conservation of two of the most historically significant 16th-century Tudor properties in Plymouth’s renowned Barbican Conservation Area. The Merchant’s House – Grade II Listed Tudor Landmark This prominent Grade II Listed
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Atkinson Architects renovation of The Anchorage set within the West Hoe Conservation Area is well underway. The iconic Edwardian townhouse commands a spectacular waterside location overlooking Plymouth Sound. The project consists of a comprehensive retro-fit and thermal upgrade of the whole property. New interiors at all four-floor levels involving the preservation of heritage fireplaces, original
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Atkinson Architects are currently working on a varied range of church schemes in Devon and Cornwall – ranging from medieval chapels recorded in the Domesday Book through to Twentieth Century Modernism buildings in Plymouth. Quinquennial Inspections, Funding bids and new works all form part of our specialist conservation architects roles. Understanding the different forms of
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