Alan Dickinson  is a Chartered Building Surveyor having experience since 1983 in surveying and architectural work in Rye and Hastings. He obtained the Graduate Diploma in Building Conservation at the Architectural Association in 2010.

 

Work with a conservation emphasis has been complemented by voluntary experience since 1980 in the archaeological and analysis of buildings, including the preparation of reports deposited at National Monuments Record.

 

Alan Dickinson is an Affiliate of the Institute of Historic Building Conservation and a member of the Vernacular Architecture Group and the Wealden Buildings Study Group. Publications include “Around Rye in Old Photographs” 1989 , “Rye and Winchelsea 2002” and “Rye Through Time” 2011.

 

The practice also works in association with Michael Harris Assoc RICS ACIOB who can offer project management and cost advice services and with Philip Holden BA (Hons) Arch, Dipl Arch RIBA who specialises in Architectural Design, Detailing, Working and Construction Drawings 3D Presentation Drawings

 

The practice is assisted by Lesley Voice BSC (Hons) an experienced researcher in buildings history and archaeology.

 

The Practice offers services in the following fields:

 

 

 

Heritage Consultancy

 

Heritage Statements

 

Assessments of Significance

 

Archaeological Interpretative Reports

 

Recording and analysis of buildings affected by development

 

 

 

Building Surveys

 

Level 3 Building Surveys

 

Level 2 ISVA HomeSurvey Reports

 

 

 

Building Conservation

 

Sympathetic Alterations and Repair

 

New uses for old buildings

 

 

 

 

Architectural Design

and Planning

 

Plans for building works

 

Planning Applications and Appeals

Building Regulations

 

Measured and levelled surveys of land and buildings

 

 

 

Alterations

 

Extensions to old and modern buildings

 

Conversions of redundant buildings.