McLaughlin Ross llp Information

McLaughlin Ross llp was formed in 2005 by David McLaughlin and Kay Ross. The partnership combines their expertise and skills in the understanding, conservation and development of historic buildings and churches, ancient monuments, conservation areas and historic landscapes, as well as new buildings in historic settings, for both private and public clients. McLaughlin Ross llp is an IHBC recognised Historic Environment Services Provider (www.ihbc.org.uk). David McLaughlin worked as Conservation Architect with Bath and North East Somerset Council and its predecessor, Bath City Council, from 1975 until 2005 before establishing McLaughlin Ross llp with Kay Ross in 2005. David has an MSc in the Conservation of Historic Buildings from the University of Bath and is a Consulting Architect Accredited in Building Conservation. Kay Ross has researched both architectural and local history for many years and has considerable knowledge of vernacular buildings and architectural history. Kay formed The House Historians in 2000 researching the structural and archival history of buildings as well as gardens and landscapes. Kay has a Certificate in Higher Education for Vernacular Architecture from the University of Birmingham and an MA with Distinction in Historical Archaeology of the Modern World from the University of Bristol. Clients include Architects, Surveyors, Local Authorities, Private and Commercial Clients, Parochial Church Councils, English Heritage, Churches Conservation Trust