TheUrbanGlow was founded by Director Andy Graham BA(hons) MAued IHBC. Andy is a well respected and well seasoned Urban Design and Heritage professional with over 20 years experience within both the public and private sectors.
Andy is a full member of the Institute of Historic Building Conservation (IHBC), he is a Design Council Built Environment Expert and sits on the Fabric Advisory Committee for York Minster and Ripon Cathedral. He is also the published author of York in 50 Buildings by Amberley Publishing.
His specialities include new development within sensitive historic areas, Urban Design and Heritage Site Appraisals, Area Masterplanning, Liaison with Development Management Planners and Developers and as expert witness at Appeals. He is passionate about helping areas manage their heritage in a creative way that protects what is important and enables places to thrive and maintain their truly unique attributes.
(PS - He secretly hates this photograph!)
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Andy is a full member of the Institute of Historic Building Conservation (IHBC), he is a Design Council Built Environment Expert and sits on the Fabric Advisory Committee for York Minster and Ripon Cathedral. He is also the published author of York in 50 Buildings by Amberley Publishing.
His specialities include new development within sensitive historic areas, Urban Design and Heritage Site Appraisals, Area Masterplanning, Liaison with Development Management Planners and Developers and as expert witness at Appeals. He is passionate about helping areas manage their heritage in a creative way that protects what is important and enables places to thrive and maintain their truly unique attributes.
(PS - He secretly hates this photograph!)
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Esther is a talented Historian ands Associate of TheUrbanGlow. She is thorough in her historic research and meticulous in ensuring her research is second to none. She has recently completed her MA in Buildings Archaeology and Conservation at the University of York and assists with several of our projects from Heritage Statements, historic research and, most recently, our assessment of Non Designated Heritage Assets for various settlements.