Property

Back in 2019 we met Julian Linch of Conservation Construction and learned about the fascinating work he does to repair, restore and rebuild period properties and historic buildings using the specialist skills and expert knowledge that he has acquired over many years.

We all have some sort of boundary around our properties and we all know that these boundaries play a major role in the safety and aesthetics of our homes.

Get the spring off to the best start by making sure that your oast house is ready for the coming year. Good maintenance is essential to keep your oast house looking fabulous but it can also save you serious time, effort and money in the long term.

Clay has a rich global history going back to the earliest days of the roofing industry – and it continues to enjoy popular appeal for roof builders and homeowners alike, today and into the future.

Much loved by tourists and residents alike, an iconic building that is an integral part of Canterbury’s heritage is getting a well-needed facelift.

The current job list for Kent firm Dolmen Conservation & Joinery ranges from the sublime to the prosaic: while some staff are working up in the roofs of Canterbury Cathedral almost among the angels, others have a more down-to-earth task restoring a rare treadwheel crane which was powered by mere mortals.

In recent times our town and city centres have been suffering an almost unprecedented decline as retail, tourism and the night-time economy falls foul of the effects of the pandemic and the accelerated move by consumers to buying online. During these challenging times it’s good to have a story to tell of optimism, vision and success…

Marta Nowicka & Co has transformed a former St John Ambulance Station in East Sussex to create a family retreat featuring exposed brick walls and industrial-style finishes.

Leading south east architectural practice and listed building specialists, Clague Architects, were commissioned to remodel, restore and extend this splendid Grade II Listed manor house in the stunning Kent countryside.

Using a few fairly easily accessible tools, you can trace the history of your home and discover a wealth of information about its past owners and uses. We’ve assembled a few tips for you on how to go about this fascinating project.