Creative Heritage assists those with responsibilities for heritage assets, especially buildings at risk. It seeks to help clients turn liabilities into assets through heritage-led regeneration, creative re-use and constructive partnerships.
Established in 2011, the multi-disciplinary practice is led by Kate Dickson, who brings extensive experience from undertaking projects across the public, private and voluntary sectors.
Clients include local authorities and public agencies, private owners and voluntary organisations, such as building preservation trusts, community development trusts and church congregations.
Consultants include conservation architects, regeneration specialists, project managers and community engagement advisers.
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We were very impressed with the team’s approach to the project and the insightful and well-researched report that they provided within our tight timeframe……Creative Heritage Consultants bring considerable knowledge of the constraints and opportunities of the historic estate and a wealth of experience, backed up with a track record of delivery.”
Ade Alao, Head of Investment and Development, Tameside MBC [referring to the visioning exercise for Ashton Town Hall
