Vallis & Hall Conservation Architects
Vallis & Hall Conservation Architects is a RIBA Chartered Practice based in Chichester, West Sussex.
- Headquarters
- Chichester, United KingdomSource: RevenueBaseRetrieved October 13, 2026
- Employee range
- 1 to 10Source: RevenueBaseRetrieved October 13, 2026
- Founded
- 2014Source: RevenueBaseRetrieved October 13, 2026
- Published list appearances
- 2 supported appearances ↗Source: RevenueBase lists
What does Vallis & Hall Conservation Architects do?
The practice works on historic buildings and new-build projects in historic or sensitive settings. Its work spans Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire and Somerset as far west as Exmoor, including projects in National Parks, Conservation Areas and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Based on the company’s public LinkedIn information, supplied through RevenueBase.
Its portfolio includes stately homes, farm buildings, monuments, museums, churches, community buildings, educational and health and social care sectors, and private houses.
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Snapshot: October 8, 2026
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RevenueBase prepared this profile from the company’s public LinkedIn information and RevenueBase company data. These source records were retrieved on October 13, 2026. AI helped summarize these sources, with a separate automated check against the source text completed on November 3, 2026. Directory positions use company-contact counts from separate saved list snapshots dated October 8, 2026 and October 9, 2026. How the company lists are built.
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