Talented tradespeople from across the country have competed in the annual national final of the Guild of Bricklayers, hosted by the City of Liverpool College. This year’s event was attended by over 150 people who came to see 20 finalists… Continue Reading →

Chartered Architect, Debbie Anderson of Aberdeenshire based Lippe Architects + Planners Ltd has just been awarded the staus of Conservation Architect (CA281) by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) following several months of preparation, before submitting her Historic Building… Continue Reading →

German architectural office Auer Weber designed the roof structure for the new indoor swimming pool at the Sports Centre Cents in Luxembourg. The ceiling was built using extremely long wooden elements, extending up to 23.75 metres. This enabled the long-spans… Continue Reading →

Monkey World opened its doors in 1987 to home nine abused chimpanzees from Spain. Just three years later, the pavilions were built to house a further six rescued chimpanzees with the help of TV star Anneka Rice. The rescue centre… Continue Reading →

The Old Rectory is a detached Rectory dating back to the 1870s and is located in the village of Newenden in Kent. The property is set within two acres of picturesque landscape within the Newenden Conservation Area and designated as… Continue Reading →

The 2019 season at Grange Park Opera is now underway (6 June – 13 July) with a brand-new look for The Theatre in the Woods at West Horsley Place. The five-tiered opera house in Surrey – the only such venue… Continue Reading →

THE TIMBER frame at Nottingham’s newest student accommodation, The Nest, is now taking shape onsite, with the view to create 57 new flats by the end of the year. The £5 million scheme, located at Derby Road, will feature 57… Continue Reading →

The expert stone masons from Ian Knapper are proud to announce their part in delivering the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Galleries at Westminster Abbey which has this month been recognised in the 2019 RIBA London Award for its contribution to architecture… Continue Reading →