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New Structure in a Historic Setting

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Hockley & Dawson have designed a number of new structures in historic settings including the Tower of London, Torre Abbey, Dover Castle and Carisbrooke Castle. Other significant interventions to historic fabric include the reordering of the Long Wards at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, the Royal Archive in the Round Tower at Windsor and the reroofing of the Reform Club to reinstate the Pantiles originally intended by Sir Charles Barry.

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About us

Founded in 1962, Hockley & Dawson specialises in the repair and conservation of historic buildings, prestigious homes and important structures for over fifty years. By combining an understanding of methods of construction and craftsmanship with traditional or modern techniques and materials, this allows for a sympathetic repair and detailing approach that emphasizes minimum intervention.

From initial early advice to complete structural design and detailing, we provide a full range of Structural Engineering services. In accordance with the brief, we always strive to provide a considered approach to design.

Our Services Include:

Historic Masonry
Timber Frame
Follies & Garden Structures
Churches and Ecclesiastical Buildings
Steel Structures
Concrete Structures
Unusual Structures
New Structure in a Historic Setting

Recent projects include multi-million-pound redevelopments and refurbishments of historic commercial buildings, restoration of important historic buildings, and new domestic and residential structures.

Details of some current and recent projects are can be found in the Case Studies section of our website.