We are award winning architects skilled in both the conservation of historic buildings and their sensitive adaptation for modern use. Since 2001 we have built a national reputation for excellence from our modest York base. Visit our different pages to learn more about the work we do with churches, country houses, sites of industrial archaeology and some very unusual 20th century listed buildings.
We are extremely proud that our Fillingham Castle Gatehouse project has won the 2021 Civic Trust Awards (Conservation section ). Our work at the half timbered Robin Hood's Cottage was also 'Highly Commended' in the same awards.
We are extremely proud that our Fillingham Castle Gatehouse project has won the 2021 Civic Trust Awards (Conservation section ). Our work at the half timbered Robin Hood's Cottage was also 'Highly Commended' in the same awards.
Services
The office of Wiles and Maguire Ltd is located in a bright and airy 1950's school building close by the river in York.
Founded in 2001 by Andrew Wiles and Martha Maguire the staff currently comprise of the director, Andrew Wiles, and a small team of assistants.
Andrew is a fully qualified architect and is on the Historic England approved register of 'Architects Accredited in Building Conservation' (AABC).
The specialist research carried out for his MA was in the 'timber construction of the early medieval period' this remains a passion to this day.
Founded in 2001 by Andrew Wiles and Martha Maguire the staff currently comprise of the director, Andrew Wiles, and a small team of assistants.
Andrew is a fully qualified architect and is on the Historic England approved register of 'Architects Accredited in Building Conservation' (AABC).
The specialist research carried out for his MA was in the 'timber construction of the early medieval period' this remains a passion to this day.
Employing Wiles and Maguire to deliver your design and construction project will be a stress free process as we will project manage each step keeping you fully informed throughout.
As well as providing the traditional architect's duties as laid out in the RIBA plan of work we can offer the following supplementary tasks.
Assembling and leading specialist consultant teams to evaluate complex repair issues and development of sustainable, cost-effective conservation strategies.
Grant applications and fundraising advice.
As well as providing the traditional architect's duties as laid out in the RIBA plan of work we can offer the following supplementary tasks.
Assembling and leading specialist consultant teams to evaluate complex repair issues and development of sustainable, cost-effective conservation strategies.
Grant applications and fundraising advice.
Each commission is unique and challenging but with ecclesiastical design experience extending back more than 30 years we understand the issues facing a modern parish.
We have a lot of inspiration to offer your church or chapel be it reordering and regeneration, conservation repairs, community facilities, re-lighting, sustainable design, negotiating with the HLF and fundraising generally.
Andrew Wiles is the inspecting architect for over 60 Churches ranging in age and complexity from small rural Norman chapels to Medieval Minsters and busy modern inner city churches.
We have a lot of inspiration to offer your church or chapel be it reordering and regeneration, conservation repairs, community facilities, re-lighting, sustainable design, negotiating with the HLF and fundraising generally.
Andrew Wiles is the inspecting architect for over 60 Churches ranging in age and complexity from small rural Norman chapels to Medieval Minsters and busy modern inner city churches.
We understand the challenges of a modern heritage attraction and have worked with several National Trust properties and Museums to sensitively install shops, restaurants and offices without impacting a site's significance.
When major conservation and repair is needed we have arranged for these works to become temporary visitor attractions themselves, through the creation of observation gantries, tours and interpretation displays.
The National Trust properties of Lyme Hall and Dunham Massey near Manchester have been keeping us busy for many years with inspections, repairs and alterations.
When major conservation and repair is needed we have arranged for these works to become temporary visitor attractions themselves, through the creation of observation gantries, tours and interpretation displays.
The National Trust properties of Lyme Hall and Dunham Massey near Manchester have been keeping us busy for many years with inspections, repairs and alterations.
We have always had a passion for listed buildings of the 20th Century and relish the special challenges encountered when conserving modern materials such as concrete, steel and plastics.
This interest has also led to work at historic industrial sites such as coal mines, cotton mills, iron foundries, steam engine houses and water mills.
Our reputation in this area began with a ground breaking 3 year project to rescue a crumbling early concrete church in Goldthorpe (S.Yorks).
This project has won many awards and has led to many similar referrals and lecture engagements to universities, EASA and ASCHB.
This interest has also led to work at historic industrial sites such as coal mines, cotton mills, iron foundries, steam engine houses and water mills.
Our reputation in this area began with a ground breaking 3 year project to rescue a crumbling early concrete church in Goldthorpe (S.Yorks).
This project has won many awards and has led to many similar referrals and lecture engagements to universities, EASA and ASCHB.
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