
Protecting what cannot be replaced
"To survive, historic buildings need planned stewardship, careful intervention and a viable future use"
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"To survive, historic buildings need planned stewardship, careful intervention and a viable future use"
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"It is easy to be seduced by an elevation: the Georgian frontage, the timber-framed gable, the roofline that photographs so obligingly at golden hour. "
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"The UK’s wealth of historic and traditionally constructed buildings presents a challenge for the government’s net zero aspirations. "
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"Many owners and occupiers of historic buildings worry about how to meet energy efficiency and net zero targets – especially when faced with the cost of heating an older property."
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"The UK is blessed with a rich and varied architectural history, from timber-framed Tudor cottages and Georgian townhouses to contemporary family homes with modern creature comforts. "

"For the many households living in characterful Edwardian, Victorian, Georgian – and older – homes across the UK, introducing modern energy efficiency measures may well be considered a tricky business."
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"Cardiff has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years; with what was once a highly-industrialised area evolving into a thriving hub for creatives. "
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"Why these former church dwellings are so popular with today's buyers."
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"This summer has seen climate related events, including wildfires and record breaking temperatures, affecting countries around the globe."
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