Major development subject to Environmental Impact Assessment requires built heritage assessment prepared to inform the cultural heritage chapter of an Environmental Statement, addressing effects on designated and non-designated assets and their settings. This experience includes the preparation of cultural heritage chapters and Heritage Impact Assessments integrated into wider EIA and masterplanning processes.

Relevant experience includes cultural heritage assessment for the Environmental Statement supporting a large-scale science and technology redevelopment in Cambridgeshire, which was subsequently carried through to a successful public inquiry. This experience also includes cultural heritage input to the Environmental Statement for development at a research campus in Cambridgeshire and for a large-scale commercial scheme in the county, each addressing effects on designated and non-designated heritage assets and their settings within the wider environmental assessment.