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      Dianna Fletcher

      Partner, Head of Heritage

      Dianna is an architect by background with over 25 years experience of working on complex heritage projects across multiple sectors. She has a pragmatic, pro-development approach and has expert knowledge of historic environments.

      Dianna Fletcher

      Dianna is an architect by background with over 25 years experience of working on complex heritage projects across multiple sectors. She has a pragmatic, pro-development approach and has expert knowledge of historic environments.

      Dianna Fletcher

      Dianna has comprehensive experience of restoration and regeneration projects particularly within the public sector, as well as new build projects within an historic setting. She has extensive project management experience and is adept at managing large teams and working collaboratively with clients, complex stakeholder groups as well as problem solving, with a proven ability to resolve complex issues with tact, diplomacy, and integrity.

      Her particular passion and experience is the sensitive and sustainable conservation and renewal of the historic built environment and she loves bringing historic buildings back into sustainable use; shaping the built environment to create places that people love to work and live in, and ensuring inclusion for all.

      Dianna has a strong track record of producing masterplans for existing estates, and these build on existing and historic qualities, allowing strategic growth for the future.

      As head of our heritage and conservation team, Dianna has overall responsibility to our clients. To ensure clients receive an outstanding level of service, she supports and develops her team to be the best they can be.

      Dianna will be a part of the panel at the CIOB’s annual heritage conference - The Future of Heritage Conservation in May.