Projects
Estate renewal Portsmouth
GJHP provided the heritage assessment for Somers Orchard, an ambitious project by Karakusevic Carson Architects (for Portsmouth City Council) to deliver the pioneering community-led renewal of an estate.
New home, Leckhampstead
GJHP prepared the heritage assessment for this new home designed by Mellow architects in the garden of a listed building in a conservation area.
Hill Street Mayfair
GJHP prepared the Heritage Assessment to accompany the EMRYS Architects scheme to refurbish and extend this grade II listed building to provide high grade office space for Berkeley Estate Asset Management.
Berkeley Square
GJHP prepared the Heritage Assessment to accompany the Fathom Architects scheme to refurbish, alter and restore this group of 3 grade II listed buildings to provide high grade office space for Berkeley Estate Asset Management.
Basildon masterplan
GJHP prepared the heritage assessment for Basildon Westgate, Phase 1 by Karakusevic Carson Architects (on behalf of Basildon Borough Council) – major first step in the revitalisation of the Westgate area of Basildon Town Centre.
Woolwich Leisure Centre Scheme
GJHP advised in respect of heritage matters and prepared the built heritage ES chapter for the planning application for a new leisure centre and 482 homes in a scheme that retains the façade of the locally listed Bull Tavern in Woolwich town centre.
Regeneration Southall
Assael Architecture designed a 460 home scheme for developer Connected Living London to transform a former industrial site close to Southall Station. We prepared a built heritage assessment to support the proposals.
Bow wow Seven Dials
GJHP prepared the listed building assessment to support proposals for internal work and signage for the new home for this successful local business.
New restaurant Brighton
GJHP prepared the Heritage Assessment to accompany the application to convert a vacant retail unit in a grade II listed building into a new restaurant.
Cinch Storage, Edmonton
GJHP prepared the heritage assessment to support the proposal for the redevelopment of a vacant depot site to provide a new storage facility.
Infill houses, Forest Hill
GJHP prepared the heritage assessment to support the proposal for two infill town houses designed by EBBA architects in the Forest Hill Conservation Area in the LB Lewisham.
Penhaligons, Covent Garden
GJHP provided the listed building assessment for the refurbishment of the Penhaligon’s shop at the grade II* listed Covent Garden Market.
Nine Elms station development
Assael Architecture designed a 479 home build to rent scheme above the new Nine Elms London Underground Station. We prepared a built heritage assessment to support the proposals.
Extension in Chelsea
Additional accommodation was required for a health care charity and GJHP helped secure a lightwell extension and façade alterations, designed by Studio Toast, to this early C20th building in the Sloane Stanley Conservation Area.
Flagship store Oxford Street
Once the home of HMV and originally built for Woolworths, Sports Direct undertook a major program of refurbishment and enhancement at this flagship store on Oxford Street. GJHP provided the heritage assessment to support the shopfront alterations.
Private residential Bayswater
The owners of this grade II listed home wanted extra space for their family. We advised on strategy and provided the supporting heritage assessments to secure basement and conservatory extensions, as well as external and internal alterations.
Gloucester Place
GJHP advised and provided the listed building assessment to regularise works undertaken without listed building consent to a terrace of 5 grade II terraced houses prior to their purchase by the client.
Battersea Park and RCA Sculpture Award 2025
GJHP prepared the heritage assessment to accompany the planning application for the installation of the Royal College of Art alumnus Samuel Domínguez’s 'Apparition' sculpture in Battersea Park, on behalf of The Royal College of Art (RCA) and the Friends of Battersea Park.
Certificate of Immunity against listing
GJHP prepared a COI submission for this 1956 Sealy and Paget church on the White City Estate in Hammersmith in order to provide certainty as to the significance of the building and inform decisions regarding the future of the Site.
Teddington community centre
The Council wanted to redevelop an outdated community building and nearby car park to provide a new purpose designed facility for the elderly and affordable housing. GJHP provided the heritage assessment to support the scheme.
Barbara Hepworth sculpture
GJHP prepared the heritage assessment to support the temporary relocation of the grade II* listed Barbara Hepworth sculpture ‘Single Form (Memorial)’ from Battersea Park to the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam (Image: Rijksmuseum).
Statement of Significance Regents Park
York Terrace West, overlooking Regent’s Park, is listed grade I. We provided input as part of the due diligence exercise prior to purchase of an apartment and prepared a statement of significance.
Affordable Housing Gravesend
An underused Council owned site in Gravesend is to be redeveloped to provide affordable housing designed by BPTW architects. We prepared an assessment of the significance of the non designated heritage assets on site.
Upward extension Farringdon
This project to refurbish and extend a tired commercial building next to the new Crossrail station required a Heritage, Townscape and Visual Impact assessment in support of roof level extensions designed by Hut Architecture.
Arts Centre Woolwich
GJHP provided heritage assessments for proposals prepared by Clive Chapman Architects to install solar panels at six of Richmond Charities Almshouses sites in the London Borough of Richmond Upon Thames, including the grade II* Houblon's Almshouses and the grade II listed Bishop Duppa’s Almshouses.
Waltham Cross appeal
GJHP prepared the Townscape Statement and appeared at the hearing for a successful appeal against the refusal of planning permission for an apartment block designed by Wimshurst Pelleriti for Regis.
Richmond Charities
GJHP provided heritage assessments for proposals prepared by Clive Chapman Architects to install solar panels at six of Richmond Charities Almshouses sites in the London Borough of Richmond Upon Thames, including the grade II* Houblon's Almshouses and the grade II listed Bishop Duppa’s Almshouses.