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ARCHITECTURAL CONSERVATION REPORT & WINDOW CONSERVATION, Galway City
Client:
Private Client
Value:
Private
Stages:
Full Services
The conservation of historic sliding sash windows on a property within an Architectural Conservation Area (ACA). As the property is located within
an ACA, works to the windows required the submission of a Conservation Appraisal Report and a Planning Application, which were prepared by
us.
Value:
Private
Stages:
Full Services
The conservation of historic sliding sash windows on a property within an Architectural Conservation Area (ACA). As the property is located within
an ACA, works to the windows required the submission of a Conservation Appraisal Report and a Planning Application, which were prepared by
us.
EYRE SQUARE ARCHITECTURAL CONSERVATION AREA INVENTORY & APPRAISAL DOCUMENT
Client:
Galway City Council
The carrying out of an Architectural Inventory and Appraisal of all structures within the Eyre Square Architectural Conservation Area on behalf of
Galway City Council. The document was comissioned in order to assist in the preparation of the Galway City Eyre Square ACA Management
Plan.
Client:
Galway City Council
The carrying out of an Architectural Inventory and Appraisal of all structures within the Eyre Square Architectural Conservation Area on behalf of
Galway City Council. The document was comissioned in order to assist in the preparation of the Galway City Eyre Square ACA Management
Plan.
AN INVENTORY OF GALWAY CITY’S THATCHED VERNACULAR BUILDINGS
Client:
Galway City Council
Galway City Council comissioned Roy Naughton Architects to carry out an Inventory and Condition Appraisal of Galway City’s stock of thatched
buildings as part of an ongoing review of the City’s Protected Structures.
Client:
Galway City Council
Galway City Council comissioned Roy Naughton Architects to carry out an Inventory and Condition Appraisal of Galway City’s stock of thatched
buildings as part of an ongoing review of the City’s Protected Structures.
CONSERVATION & HERITAGE
