Architectural and Built Heritage Survey

Architectural and Built Heritage Survey involves the detailed recording and analysis of historic structures, buildings, and sites to assess their cultural and historical significance. This process helps in conservation planning, restoration, and ensuring compliance with heritage protection laws. We use a range of techniques, including 3D scanning, photogrammetry, and traditional surveying methods, to document architectural features accurately. Understanding the historical context of a site allows for better decision-making regarding its preservation and adaptive reuse while maintaining its authenticity and integrity.

Licensed Metal Detection, Wade and Geophysical Surveys

Licensed Metal Detection, Wade and Geophysical Surveys play a crucial role in archaeological and heritage investigations. Monument surveys focus on recording and analysing historic landmarks, while metal detecting helps locate buried artefacts, offering insights into past human activities. Wade surveys help to ascertain the character, condition and extent of any archaeological areas, features or objects within or adjacent to rivers and other shallow water environments. Geophysical surveys use non-invasive techniques to detect subsurface features without excavation. These methods are essential for uncovering hidden structures, mapping archaeological sites, and informing excavation strategies, contributing to a deeper understanding of our past.