
Building Conservation, Architects & Heritage Consultants

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Vallis & Hall Conservation Architects is an award-winning RIBA Chartered Practice based in Chichester, West Sussex.
The Practice specialises in the conservation of historic buildings, heritage consultancy and new build projects, often in historic or sensitive settings.
Works involving reconfiguration to provide additional ground floor living accommodation to a grade II listed 17th century building which was once partly a house and partly a malthouse, but now wholly a residential dwelling. Roof repairs were carried out initially to ensure that the building remained weathertight, followed by internal repairs and alterations. The brief requested
An initial scope of works to this property near Chichester Harbour was completed in 2008. This involved extending the existing 1960s chalet by adding ancillary accommodation connected to the main house with a single storey link, alongside minor alterations to the main house. Our clients returned to us in 2018 with a brief to carry out
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