Robert Sharples – Conservation Architect

Based in our Leeds office, Robert Sharples is a RIBA conservation architect with a passion for historic architecture.

Robert’s approach is to celebrate historic architecture and settings, focusing on conserving the best of the past whilst introducing modern interventions and retrofits that contribute to the viability of a building’s use and reuse.

Working within our heritage team, Robert brings a wealth of experience on working on listed buildings, from producing comprehensive information packages and design and access statements, listed building consent applications, heritage statements, extensive Heritage Impact Assessments and condition surveys.  He has worked on a variety of sites with both existing and new architecture, located within a green belt and within conservation areas.

His experience includes working on a host of listed buildings for the universities of Leeds and Bradford, the Grade II-listed Folk Hall in York, and the Grade II-listed Shine Business Centre in Leeds.

Outside of work,, his interests include visits to exhibitions, the theatre, historic houses, antiques, and furniture. Robert enjoys working in the city and experiencing the great outdoors. He also enjoys good coffee and good food.

Download the vCard for Robert Sharples here or connect with him on LinkedIn.

View our heritage projects here.