Historic Environment Scotland Properties in Care
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Edwards Hart have been commissioned by Historic Environment Scotland to provide advice on the high-level tactile inspection of their properties in care. This is to ensure that the optimum approach is being taken, thus ensuring a regime that would satisfy both safety and sustainability.
Best Practice Development
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In addition to work of a practical nature Edwards Hart are also very much involved with standards and education. Currently working with the Environment Study Centre and the European Certification and Qualification Authority (ECQA) in developing qualifications and learning material, in the energy efficiency, sustainability and retrofit of traditional and historic buildings. This is part […]
Optimised Retrofit
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Edwards Hart are proud to be part of a successful bid to implement a £20 million retrofit project for the Welsh government involving 27 Welsh housing associations. Edwards Hart will provide its expertise in the understanding and analysis together with retrofitting traditional buildings. The project is led by Pobl Housing Group and coordinated by Sero […]
Pro Heritage European Project
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The Pro Heritage Project funded by the EU aims to develop knowledge and learning resources for deployment in the energy efficiency and retrofit of traditional and historic buildings. It will have a specific focus on learning resources for tradesmen and women with project partners in Spain, Portugal, Slovakia, Hungary, Austria and England. Edwards Hart are […]
Crown Buckley’s Brewery, Llanelli – Hygrothermal Assessment
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Brewing began in the 18th century and ceased in 1998. The Malt House which dates to 1852 is a substantial stone building of five storeys in height. It is grade 2 listed and being converted into apartments. Edwards Hart are undertaking a hygrothermal assessment and advising on the treatment of walls and the management of moisture. […]