Daniel Jones

A Chartered Associate Architect with specialist expertise in heritage and building conservation, they bring significant experience to the sensitive restoration, adaptation, and conservation of historic buildings. Their practice balances contemporary needs with the preservation of cultural significance across a diverse portfolio spanning medieval structures to twentieth-century landmarks, including schools, castles, churches, palaces, courthouses, hospitals, and private residences.

Their technical proficiency encompasses AutoCAD, Revit, 3D visualisation, and the production of detailed construction drawings, all integrated within a conservation-led approach to design. As an Architects Accredited in Building Conservation (AABC) registered professional, they navigate complex conservation challenges with expertise, working closely with conservation bodies and local authorities to guide projects from feasibility studies through to completion.

Beyond preservation, they maintain a strong focus on sustainability, employing a whole-building approach to help heritage buildings on their pathway to net zero carbon. Their practice integrates sustainable retrofitting through holistic assessment to improve thermal comfort and reduce operational costs, building energy optimisation that enhances efficiency while preserving character, and decarbonisation strategies for estates that lower long-term environmental impact.

They hold an Advanced Diploma in Professional Practice in Architecture (ADPPA) from RIBA North West and contribute to architectural education as a visiting lecturer on the undergraduate Architecture course at Northumbria University, helping to instil conservation values in the next generation of architects. Whether managing careful fabric repairs or multi-million-pound refurbishments, they ensure each project respects its heritage while meeting modern needs, making historic buildings relevant, resilient, and optimised for the long term.

BA(Hons) MArch ADPPA RIBA