In the UK, we have thousands of beautiful historic buildings gracing our towns and cities. Why is it important that we invest time and money

Brick is one of the most durable construction materials available, but it is also highly porous and sensitive to improper cleaning methods. Without the right

The right cleaning methods and processes will ensure your brickwork remains in top condition, and you instantly notice that buildings which have not been well-maintained

Architecture shapes how we experience the places where we live, work, learn and spend time. A building’s layout, scale, materials and relationship with its surroundings

There are a range of different sources for financial support when looking to restore historic buildings but accessing this funding will be dependent on several

Repairing a historic building can involve significant investment. Grants may help eligible owners and organisations conserve important fabric, address deterioration and secure a sustainable future

Painting exterior window frames can improve a building’s appearance and help protect suitable surfaces from weathering. However, a lasting result depends on understanding the frame

Alterations to a Listed Building: Planning Permission, Consent and Repairs If you manage a listed building, deciding whether proposed work needs permission can be confusing.

Natural stone gives many UK buildings their distinctive character. From sandstone façades and limestone detailing to granite entrances and slate roofs, different stones have shaped

  Successfully combining historical and modern architecture doesn’t happen that often. Marrying different, and often contrasting, architectural styles and ensuring the contemporary addition doesn’t outshine