Peter de Figueiredo
About Myself
I trained as an architect and urban designer, and have practised in the field of historic building conservation in the north west of England for more than 30 years. I have worked in the private sector, for a number of local authorities and for English Heritage. I was Head of Conservation and Design for the City of Chester from 1989-99, and Historic Buildings Inspector for English Heritage from 1999-2007.
My publications include:
I was President of the Cheshire Society of Architects from 1995-97, and have served on the Chester Diocesan Advisory Committee, and the Historic Churches Committee for the Roman Catholic Dioceses of Lancaster, Liverpool, Manchester and Shrewsbury. I am active in the Institute of Historic Building Conservation, and am a member of the North West Design Review Panel.
I trained as an architect and urban designer, and have practised in the field of historic building conservation in the north west of England for more than 30 years. I have worked in the private sector, for a number of local authorities and for English Heritage. I was Head of Conservation and Design for the City of Chester from 1989-99, and Historic Buildings Inspector for English Heritage from 1999-2007.
My publications include:
- Cheshire Country Houses
- The Victorian architecture of Manchester and Salford
- The Rows of Chester
I was President of the Cheshire Society of Architects from 1995-97, and have served on the Chester Diocesan Advisory Committee, and the Historic Churches Committee for the Roman Catholic Dioceses of Lancaster, Liverpool, Manchester and Shrewsbury. I am active in the Institute of Historic Building Conservation, and am a member of the North West Design Review Panel.
