The Architectural Heritage Fund

@archhfund.org.uk

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Helping communities across the UK to reuse and regenerate historic buildings, with grants, loans and advice. https://linktr.ee/ArchHFund

Project of the Week 28.
Project of the Week 27.
Canada House, Sheffield. Credit: Vox Media.
The exterior of Gorleston Pavilion Theatre.
Project of the Week 26.
Project of the Week 25.
The local community celebrating the acquisition of The Glebe, Greenock. Credit: Andrew King.
Project of the Week 24.
Sker House, Porthcawl. Credit: Buildings at Risk Trust.
Sker House, Porthcawl. Credit: Buildings at Risk Trust.
A poster that says, 'We're exhibiting at Good Finance Live. 1 July. Liverpool & Online. Register to attend at goodfinance.org.uk/live.'
Project of the Week 23.
The exterior of the former Thornhill Police Station. Credit: Old School Thornhill Development Trust.
Norwegian Church Arts Centre. Credit: Thomas Husøy-Ciaccia. The text reads: AHF50. Cardiff Exhibition Launch Event. 23 June, 6-8pm.
The exterior of the former Co-op Bakery in West Calder in June 2026. Credit: Matt Pearce.
A grey background with a picture of The Buttermarket, Redruth in an arched frame in the centre. Photo credit to Lottie Matthews. In the bottom right corner is the made possible by The National Lottery Heritage Fund stamp. At the very bottom is the AHF50 logo, followed by the words: Conference. Heritage - Radical. Reimagined. Revitalised.
Project of the Week 22.
AHF50 Cardiff Exhibition. Celebrating 50 Years of the Architectural Heritage Fund. 24 June - 9 July. Norwegian Church Arts Centre. Photo of Norwegian Church Arts Centre. Credit: Thomas Husøy-Ciaccia.
Project of the Week 21.
An image of the interior of Barts North Wing sits in an arch shape over a lime green background. The National Lottery Heritage Fund logo sits over the top of the bottom corner of the image. The text underneath it reads: 'AHF50 Conference. Heritage - Radical. Reimagined. Revitalised.'
Project of the Week 20.
Llun o Neuadd Gregynog. Credyd: Ymddiriedolaeth Gregynog.
Llanfyllin Workhouse. Credit: Llanfyllin Dolydd Building Preservation Trust.
The former Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank, Bacup. Credit: Valley Heritage.
A photo of Samira Ahmed. Below the photo, there is some text that reads: AHF 50 Conference. Keynote speaker: Samira Ahmed.
The exterior of Canada House, Sheffield. Credit: Vox Media.
The interior of Baguley Hall, Manchester.
A group of people gather in front of the North Block of Alice Billings House in Stratford, waving happily at the camera. Credit: Monika Szolle.
Project of the Week 19.
Project of the Week 18.
Portsoy Boat Festival. People are standing all along the historic harbour. Behind them is the Portsoy Marble Warehouse. A boat sits on the water. Credit: North East Scotland Preservation Trust.
The exterior of the Dunblane Burgh Chambers, now home to Creative Dunblane. A sign hangs out the front of the building with the text: 'Shared Offices, Meeting Rooms & Artist' Spaces.'
Project of the Week 17.
An image of The Buttermarket in Redruth with a 'Made possible with Heritage Fund' acknowledgement stamp placed over the bottom corner. Underneath it is the AHF50 Logo and some text that reads: 'Conference. Free tickets for early career attendees.'
People sat down at tables inside Haverhub in Haverfordwest.
Representatives from the HDTs cohort and AHF team standing together.
Project of the Week 16.
Port House, Jedburgh, a project supported with both grant and loan funding from the AHF. Credit: Jason Baxter Media.
The Buttermarket courtyard. The text underneath reads, 'AHF50 Conference. Heritage - Radical. Reimagined. Revitalised.'
The exterior of St Margaret’s House. Credit: Fife Historic Buildings Trust.
Project of the Week 15.
The exterior of the Old Methodist Church on Thomas Street in Portadown, Northern Ireland.
An illustration of two people, one of which is holding up a piece of paper that says News.
An image of The Briggait, Glasgow. Credit: Andrew Lee. The text reads: AHF50 Glasgow Exhibition. Celebrating 50 Years of the Architectural Heritage Fund. 1st May - 16th May. The Briggait.
Project of the Week 14.
Project of the Week 13.
Sker House in Porthcawl, Wales, which is a project that we supported with loan investment back in the 1990s. Credit: Buildings at Risk Trust.
Project of the Week 12.
The restored interior of Sheerness Dockyard Church, an AHF-supported project. Credit: Dirk Lindner.
A person walks past the front of Peterson's Smokehouse, part of The Peterson's Project by the Great Grimsby Ice Factory Trust, which was supported with social investment from the AHF. Credit: Fleet Architects and Fernando Mañoso.
Project of the Week 11.
A young child leans over a water fountain outside the front of the North Block of Alice Billings House. Credit: Monika Szolle.