Conservation architect sought for £6.3m job to advise on London’s royal parks

By Tom Lowe2026-08-17T11:54:00

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Six-year role for The Royal Parks to include design work on historic assets

The charity which manages eight of London’s largest parks is looking for a conservation architect to provide advice on remediation work over the next six years.

The Royal Parks, which manages a portfolio including Hyde Park, Green Park and Regent’s Park, said the role will include recommending restoration works, ad hoc conservation advice and design work on a range of projects.

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