Collaboration at the Heart of Tottenham’s Heritage Restoration
At Tottenham High Road, our heritage restoration of the Grade II* listed buildings continues to progress with care and precision. These historic properties, dating back to 1725, demand not only technical expertise but also collaboration across multiple disciplines.
Specialists work together at every stage of this project to ensure the right balance between restoration and modern use.. From heritage conservation experts to the architects leading the design, each partner plays a crucial role in safeguarding the history of these buildings while shaping their future.
In a recent walkthrough, conservation specialist Nathan Goss shared how every decision is taken with sensitivity to the fabric of the buildings. From carefully repairing historic lime plaster ceilings to reinstating centuries-old timber, his expertise ensures that original details are preserved wherever possible.
The architectural team, F3 Architects, also highlighted the delicate balance required to merge historic character with contemporary interventions. With new basement spaces and a planned ground floor extension set to introduce a café and gallery, their design approach respects the heritage context while preparing the buildings for new community use.
By working closely together, the project team is ensuring that the historic significance of these landmark properties is not only protected but enhanced for future generations.
To learn more about this fantastic heritage restoration project, click here.
