Parkfield
8
Flats
Grade II
Listed Building
A Heritage-Sensitive Window Replacement
A Grade II listed Georgian property in Liverpool requiring listed building consent for window replacement. The existing windows to both front and rear facades have deteriorated due to wear and need sympathetic replacement.
Our role includes preparing the listed building consent application, heritage impact assessment, and detailed window specifications that match the original Georgian proportions and glazing bar patterns. The property comprises 8 flats, and all works must be carried out in accordance with Liverpool City Council's heritage requirements.
Scope of Work
Front Elevation Windows
Replacement of windows to front elevation due to wear and deterioration
Rear Elevation Windows
Replacement of windows to rear elevation due to wear and deterioration
Listed Building Consent
Preparation of the listed building consent application
Heritage Impact Assessment
Heritage impact assessment supporting the application
Window Specification
Specifications to match original Georgian proportions and glazing bars
Conservation Officer Liaison
Coordination with the local conservation officer
Building Control Drawings
Detailed drawings prepared for building control
Heritage Compliance
Compliance with Liverpool City Council heritage requirements
Project Images
Grade II listed Georgian building on Parkfield
Key Facts
Heritage-Sensitive Approach
Preserving Historic Character
Working with Grade II listed buildings requires careful attention to preserving the property's historic character. Our window replacement specifications ensure that new windows match the original Georgian proportions, glazing bar profiles, and materials whilst meeting modern thermal performance standards.
Throughout the process we coordinated closely with the local conservation officer to ensure full compliance with Liverpool City Council's heritage requirements.
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