Nationwide
Areas we cover.
Based in Kent, working across the whole of the United Kingdom. Traditional buildings differ profoundly from region to region — in materials, in weather, and in how local authorities read policy. Choose your area for guidance grounded in what stands there.
South East
Heritage advice in Kent
Timber-framed hall houses, Kentish ragstone, peg tile and weatherboard — and some of the most heritage-active planning authorities in the country.
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Wealden hall houses, flint and brick, and Downland vernacular under close conservation scrutiny.
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Tile-hung cottages, Bargate stone and Arts and Crafts houses in tightly controlled green belt settings.
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Chalk, flint and cob alongside naval and maritime heritage, with strong National Park coverage.
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Heritage advice in West Midlands
Black and white timber framing, red sandstone and industrial-era brick across Shropshire, Herefordshire and the conurbation.
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Ironstone and limestone villages, Collyweston slate and framework knitters' housing.
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Heritage advice in Yorkshire
Millstone grit, gritstone farmsteads, Georgian townhouses and mill buildings across three ridings.
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Lakeland stone, Cheshire timber framing and Victorian industrial and civic fabric.
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Sandstone terraces, Northumbrian farmsteads and Georgian Newcastle, with distinctive coastal exposure.
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