Overview
Our Environmental Impact Statements evaluate how proposed works may affect the architectural, archaeological, and cultural significance of a site. These reports are essential for projects within protected environments or involving at-risk structures.
We analyse setting, materials, visual impact, ecological considerations, and long-term consequences to provide clear, defensible documentation for planning authorities. Each assessment includes mitigation strategies that support appropriate development while safeguarding heritage value.
What's included
- Evaluation of architectural, archaeological and cultural significance
- Analysis of setting, materials and visual impact
- Consideration of ecological factors and long-term consequences
- Clear, defensible documentation for planning authorities
- Mitigation strategies that safeguard heritage value
Frequently asked questions
When is an Environmental Impact Statement needed?
These reports are essential for projects within protected environments or involving at-risk structures, where proposed works may affect the significance of a site.
What does the assessment look at?
We analyse setting, materials, visual impact, ecological considerations and long-term consequences, and evaluate how the proposed works may affect architectural, archaeological and cultural significance.
Does the statement include mitigation?
Yes. Each assessment includes mitigation strategies that support appropriate development while safeguarding heritage value.