isurv authors - Timlin, Marc
Record details
- Author
- Marc Timlin
- Job title and company
- Director, Head of Heritage, Townscape and Landscape, Turley Heritage
- Section and channel
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- Biography
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Marc Timlin BSc (Hons) MA IHBC MRTPI is a chartered town planner and a full member of the Institute of Historic Building Conservation. He has over 20 years' experience of promoting sensitive and appropriate change in the historic environment, both in the private and public sectors, covering the full range of heritage designations.
Marc represents a broad range of commercial and non-commercial clients, including major housebuilders, charitable institutions and private individuals across London, the south of England and East Anglia. He has a detailed knowledge of heritage legislation, policy and guidance and their application as part of strategic development advice.
- Company biography
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Turley Heritage are an acknowledged leader in the field of planning for property and the built environment. Since they opened their first office in Manchester in 1983, they have grown to become one of the UK's most successful independent planning consultancies, with 10 offices across the UK.
As a leading practice, their views are sought out and respected. They track and influence change in policy, regulation and good practice to ensure best possible advice to clients. Their planning service has grown to include complementary skills in urban design, masterplanning, heritage, economics, sustainability and engagement.
Turley Heritage provides expert and specialist heritage and conservation services to promote and manage change in the historic environment. They believe that the potential for heritage assets to play an important role in the creation of successful places can be harnessed through informed assessment of heritage significance.
Their specialist team has strength and depth, combining academic and practical strengths, and in depth knowledge based on sound experience in both private and public sectors, including formerly at Historic England and/or local planning authorities. The team are also all active members of the Institute of Historic Building Conservation.
