arts and culture

Ingleton Wood recognise the importance of the arts and culture sector, and the crucial role it plays within communities. Our passionate team proudly delivers projects contributing to the growth and success of visual and performing arts venues across the Country, and as such, we are committed to creating vibrant, sustainable spaces that enhance the quality of visitor experiences.

Our comprehensive experience incorporates a wide range of creative arts and culturally significant projects, with a focus on commercial sustainability, heritage conservation, and community engagement.

We understand that each building within this sector is unique, and our team is dedicated to ensuring that every project reflects the distinct character and needs of its venue. 

Ingleton Wood believes that arts and culture are key drivers of local regeneration and growth. Our work with esteemed clients on projects like the award-winning Camden Roundhouse is testament to how well-designed spaces not only elevate visitor experiences, but also boost the commercial and community value of these venues. 

We are committed to helping clients strengthen their built assets, ensuring their long-term success while fostering cultural and economic growth in their local areas.

Our comprehensive range of services support the entire lifecycle of an arts and culture project; from initial briefing and planning, to funding and project management, together with the careful delivery of both new developments and refurbishment commissions. 

With our dedicated team of specialists collaborating closely with clients, we deliver tailored solutions to meet the diverse needs of the arts and culture sector.

Our expert team can provide a range of services for your next arts and culture project, including:

• Building fabric and services condition surveys
• Building strategy, accessibility, sustainability and decarbonisation plans
• Feasibility and space planning
• Front and back of house interior, architectural and building services design
• Resolution of key challenges; overheating, ventilation, acoustics, and heritage materials
• Ingenuity in design to adapt and alter building systems without interruption
• Technical design and interrelation with structure for stage lighting and audio-visual equipment
• Project management, quality control, and contract administration

We have worked closely with a number of prestigious clients from the arts and culture sector, including; 

• National Theatre
• Shakespeare Globe Theatre
• Camden Roundhouse
• Kingswood Arts
• Gecko Theatre
• Brittan Pears Arts
• Regents Park Open Air Theatre
• Chelmsford Theatre
• Nottingham Playhouse

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Click here to view our arts and culture brochure.