Nestled in the Howgill Fells, the traditional barns at Thwaite Farm were deteriorating - until grant funding brought us onboard to help turn things around 🌾
Preserving their historic character was just as important to us as making them structurally sound. And while heritage conservation was the primary goal, the family needed them to remain practical, working farm buildings.
Watching these historic structures transform from vulnerable to secure was an emotional experience for the family - and we are so proud to have played a part in saving them for future generations.
This project is featured in our latest piece in Issue 52 of Conservation & Heritage magazine, alongside a look at how the approach used at Thwaite is now being applied across 21 further barns in Cumbria ✨
#Architecture #HistoricBuilding #Conservation
Sep 7
Preserving a piece of Cumbrian history at Levens Hall 🏰
Sitting just outside the Lake District National Park, Levens Hall is famous for its Grade I listed parkland and the world’s oldest topiary garden. Welcoming over 30,000 visitors a year, this historic Elizabethan home requires thoughtful, traditional care to keep it looking its best.
So what repairs did we make? 🛠️
👉 Stripping away harmful cement render and replacing it with traditional lime mortar and limewash so the building can breathe.
👉 Re-roofing the hipped slate roofs and replacing lead details.
👉 Restoring parapet stonework and internal plaster.
Specialist conservation work like this ensures the Hall remains a safe, vibrant landmark for the public and the Bagot family for years to come.
#Architecture #HistoricBuilding #Conservation #LakeDistrict
Sep 2
We are proud to see our work featured in the latest edition of Conservation & Heritage magazine (Issue 52) 📖
Traditional barns are a fundamental part of the Lake District’s agricultural identity and World Heritage status. We are helping safeguard 21 agricultural buildings across the National Park through a major conservation initiative backed by the Lake District National Park Authority.
Preserving these structures not only protects our cultural landscape but also keeps traditional building crafts alive for future generations.
Read the full feature in Conservation & Heritage magazine (pages 70–73) ✨
#ConservationArchitecture #Heritage #LakeDistrict
Aug 31
We are delighted to announce that Luke Jackson has been promoted to Associate at Crosby Granger Architects 👏
Luke joined us in 2024 and has since taken a leading role in managing and delivering projects, ranging from sensitive interventions in historic buildings and landscapes, to rural development and long-term Whole Estate Planning.
In his new role, Luke will continue to lead projects while taking on greater responsibility for design reviews, staff development, client relationships and the strategic growth.
The promotion also brings our Associate team to four, strengthening our expertise across architecture, heritage and conservation in Cumbria and beyond.
Congratulations, Luke!
#Architecture #Cumbria #ArchitectCareers
Aug 27
Breathtaking landscapes and historic restoration in the Yorkshire Dales 🏔️
Deep in the Snaizeholme valley, three traditional barns integral to the area`s agricultural heritage were falling into decline. We partnered with The Woodland Trust to give these historic structures a new lease of life as practical hubs for local conservation efforts.
Restoring buildings in a remote, weather-tested valley wasn`t easy, but traditional techniques made all the difference:
🧱 Traditional lime mortar pointing
🪨 Local sandstone slate roofing
🌧️ Cast iron rainwater goods
⚡ Subtle modern welfare & tech upgrades for site volunteers
Historic buildings aren`t just part of our past - with thoughtful care, they are a working part of our future.
Got a heritage or rural project that needs expert architectural care? Drop us a message 📩
#HeritageArchitects #YorkshireDales #Architecture
Aug 26
Great architecture starts long before the first drawing - it begins with a clear vision.
At Crosby Granger Architects, we bring together a network of specialists to look at the full picture: economic, environmental, and community.
How do we turn big ideas into lasting structures? Through our three-stage process:
🔍 Early Assessment
📊 Considered Analysis
🎯 Actions with Clear Outcomes
This structured approach ensures every project is practically deliverable, deeply rooted in its context and built to stand the test of time.
Planning a new development or project? Drop us a message or visit the link in our bio to start the conversation 📩
#SustainableArchitecture #HeritageArchitects #Cumbria
Aug 24
We are thrilled to announce that we have been appointed to lead the major restoration of St Mary’s Church in Kirkby Lonsdale ⛪️
Dating back to Norman times, this Grade I listed building is one of only five `major churches` in Cumbria - and is currently on the Heritage at Risk Register.
Following a crucial £370,446 development grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, our Kendal-based team will be leading the professional consultancy team to develop plans for a full £4.6M restoration project.
The ambitious project will address urgent conservation needs, including major roof and tower leaks, while reimagining the space for the local community with new event capabilities, enhanced heritage interpretation and accessible facilities.
As a local practice, we are deeply invested in the prosperity of Kirkby Lonsdale and ensuring this historic landmark remains open "for all, for all time."
#Architecture #Cumbria #HeritageAtRisk #HeritageFund
Aug 20
We`re looking for an experienced Project Architect to join our conservation-led practice in Kendal.
This is an opportunity to take the lead on a diverse portfolio of projects across the UK, from listed buildings, churches and castles to rural estates and carefully considered new architecture in sensitive settings.
We`re looking for an ARB-registered architect with at least five years` post-Part 3 experience who is confident running projects independently and enjoys working closely with clients, consultants and contractors.
In return, you`ll join an established specialist practice with genuine responsibility, opportunities for professional development, and a clear route towards senior leadership.
Take a look at the full job description on our website.
📍 Kendal
📄 Full-time | Permanent
💼 Salary dependent on experience
To apply, please send your covering letter, CV and a concise portfolio showcasing three relevant projects to cg@crosbygrangerarchitects.co.uk.
Aug 5
Chloe Granger recently visited St John`s Church in Blackburn along with colleagues Andrew Bodenham, Amy Redman, Gabriela Popa and Luke Gardner to carry out a detailed stone survey 📝
During the survey, we identified areas of stonework that require defrassing or redressing to ensure any loose material is safely removed, as well as some replacements. The do-less approach will help to protect the public, as well as preserve as much of the historic fabric of the church as possible.
Whilst this inspection is part of a larger project, regular inspections like these are an important part of maintaining our built heritage for future generations.
#Construction #Architecture #Blackburn
Aug 4
A whole estate plan is more than a set of drawings - it`s a roadmap for the future.
It provides clarity, direction and confidence, ensuring every decision supports your long-term vision.
At Crosby Granger Architects, we do more than design. We coordinate, communicate and bring your vision to life, creating a seamless plan that works for today and generations to come.
If you`re an estate looking to plan ahead with purpose, we`d love to help.
Get in touch to start the conversation.
Jul 30
Recently, we were back on the Higham Estate with members of the Lake District National Park Authority`s policy and development management teams to explore the estate`s Whole Estate Plan.
Led by Luke Jackson, the visit provided an opportunity to discuss the key priorities shaping Higham`s future while seeing the estate and its potential first-hand.
It was quite a gathering and a valuable opportunity for those attending, including Helen Stocks of Stephenson Halliday and Phil Drane of the LDNPA, to see the estate first-hand.
The visit explored a range of interconnected priorities, including nature recovery and landscape improvements, new access routes connecting local communities, rural enterprise and land management, improvements to farming operations and the estate’s shoot facilities, the provision of new homes and guest accommodation, and the conservation of the estate’s historic character.
Together, these initiatives seek to preserve Higham’s past while supporting a sustainable and prosperous future, including the creation of a new heart for the estate.
#WholeEstatePlan #LakeDistrict #LandscapePlanning #RuralDevelopment
Jul 24
We`re proud to share that the Higham Whole Estate Plan received a Commendation at the 2026 RTPI North West Awards in the Excellence in Plan Making Practice category!
The project was developed through a close partnership between Crosby Granger Architects and the @lakedistrictnpa, creating a long-term vision for a rural estate that balances landscape stewardship, biodiversity, heritage and economic resilience.
We had a fantastic evening celebrating planning projects from across the region. One of the highlights was hearing poet Tony Walsh perform a selection of poems inspired by places across the North West, including the Lake District - a fitting reminder of the connections between landscape, heritage and community that underpin so much of the work recognised on the night.
Congratulations to all those recognised on the night🌟
Jun 25
Last week at Holker Hall...
It was great to bring together landowners, estate managers and rural professionals to discuss how Whole Estate Planning can support long-term resilience through sustainable growth, environmental stewardship and meaningful community engagement.
Thank you to everyone who joined us, including our fellow speakers, panel members and attendees, for sharing valuable insights and contributing to some thought-provoking discussions around Biodiversity Net Gain, estate strategy and the evolving opportunities facing rural estates.
Thank you to @holkerhall for hosting us in such a beautiful setting.
Jun 9
We’re delighted to share that we have been shortlisted for the 2026 RTPI North West Awards in the Excellence in Plan Making Practice category for the Higham Whole Estate Plan!
Developed through a close partnership between Crosby Granger Architects and the Lake District National Park Authority, the plan sets out a long-term vision for a 1,170-acre rural estate. Bringing together landscape, heritage, biodiversity and rural enterprise, the WEP demonstrates how strategic planning can support resilient rural communities while safeguarding landscapes and enhancing what makes them special.
The project demonstrates the value of collaborative, landscape-scale planning in helping to shape rural places - identifying opportunities for sustainable change and lasting community benefit.
We’re proud to see this work recognised and would like to thank everyone who contributed to the project.
Jun 4
Creating community engagement for an estate 🤝
Community engagement is one of the three core pillars of sustainable estate management. Our Whole Estate Plan ensures the estate is aligned with local aspirations.
We begin by listening to the community to understand their needs, concerns, and hopes for the area. This helps us identify opportunities to enhance connectivity, create employment and improve visitor access, all while respecting the character and tranquillity of the Lake District.
By aligning estate plans with community priorities, Higham can support a thriving local economy while ensuring a sense pride among residents.
#WholeEstatePlan #LandOwners #LakeDistrictNationalPark
May 29
Delivering environmental stewardship across an estate🌳
Environmental stewardship is one of the core pillars of a Whole Estate Plan. Our goal: ensure the estate actively benefits nature, the community and the landscape, while remaining financially sustainable.
By mapping habitats, improving biodiversity, and creating priority areas like wet woodland and lowland fen, Higham Estate will deliver net gains for wildlife. Strategic tree planting, buffer strips along the River Derwent and green corridors will protect habitats, enhance scenery and support sustainable access for locals and visitors.
Environmental improvements also open new opportunities for the estate, from biodiversity credits to visitor experiences, all while honouring the estate’s heritage and World Heritage Site status.
#EnvironmentalStewardship #Biodiversity #HabitatMapping
May 28
As farming changes, rural estates must adapt and diversify.
New uses for historic buildings and opportunities like Biodiversity Net Gain are key to ensuring long-term economic vaibility.
Through the Whole Estate Plan, we have shown how a struggling rural estate can be reimagined for long-term sustainability without losing its essence.
#EconomicViability #RuralDevelopment #WholeEstatePlan
May 26
Creating economic viability for an estate 💰
One of the three key elements for any Whole Estate Plan is creating a path to long-term economic sustainability - without losing heritage or character.
Starting with a newly established ‘Heart of Higham’ visitor hub, economic viability underpins the sustainable future of rural estates - balancing commercial opportunity with the preservation of heritage, landscape and local character.
#EconomicViability #RuralDevelopment #WholeEstatePlan
May 25
Heritage isn’t just found in buildings - it’s carried in people and memory.
At Higham Estate, centuries of history are woven into the landscape, and a key part of the Whole Estate Plan is understanding how to protect that story while guiding thoughtful change.
#WholeEstatePlanning #RuralEstates #EstateManagement
May 22
Collaboration is key to successful Whole Estate Planning 🧑🤝🧑
From improving visitor safety to enhancing access, active travel, and local business links - shared working delivers better outcomes for people, place, and landscape.
#WholeEstatePlanning #RuralEstates #EstateManagement
May 20
What does it take to truly understand an estate?🤷♀️
It starts with seeing it as a whole system - not just land and buildings, but landscape, ecology, heritage and the communities connected to it.
That wider perspective is what allows real strengths, challenges and opportunities to emerge.
#WholeEstatePlanning #RuralEstates #EstateManagement
May 18
We’re proud to share that our Whole Estate Plan for Higham Estate was endorsed by the Lake District National Park Authority on 10 June 2025. This makes Higham only the second estate in Cumbria to achieve WEP endorsement!
Working alongside the new owners and in partnership with the National Park Authority, we created a holistic, long-term strategy for the next 20+ years - one that balances the estate’s need for economic resilience with the Park’s duty to safeguard this exceptional landscape.
This endorsement marks a significant step toward a future where Higham Estate enhances the landscape, supports local people and businesses, and contributes to the wider aims of the National Park.
#WholeEstatePlan #LakeDistrictNationalPark #HighamEstate
May 13
Join us at Holker Hall for an insightful event exploring how Whole Estate Planning is helping rural estates build long-term resilience through sustainable growth, environmental stewardship and meaningful community engagement.
Chris and Luke from Crosby Granger Architects will share our holistic approach to estate planning, alongside insights from CSX Carbon on the financial and environmental opportunities presented by Biodiversity Net Gain strategies.
The day will also include networking opportunities, lunch, an overview of the Holker Estate and a panel Q&A featuring representatives from the Lake District National Park Authority.
Whether you are a landowner, estate manager or rural professional, this event offers valuable insight into the future of sustainable estate management.
Spaces are limited, both CLA members and non-members are welcome.
📍 Holker Hall, Cark-in-Cartmel
📅 Tuesday 2 June 2026
🕙 10am–2pm
🎟 £35 + VAT
Link in our bio for more info & to book your place!
#RuralBusiness #EstateManagement #BiodiversityNetGain #LandManagement #Sustainability #WholeEstatePlanning #CLA
May 13
Introducing Higham Estate 🌿
Nestled in one of the world’s most admired landscapes, Higham Estate spans 1,170 acres in the Lake District, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Now under new ownership after over 100 years, Higham is entering a bold new chapter.
Last year our team were entrusted to create a Whole Estate Plan, a 20-year vision to secure a sustainable, thriving future for the estate, its people and the environment. And it`s finally time to share the results!
This is more than a plan - it’s a commitment to preserve heritage, enhance biodiversity, support the local economy and create inspiring experiences for visitors.
Stay tuned as we share how Higham Estate is shaping the future of sustainable land management in the Lake District.
#LandManagement #StrategicPlanning #EstateOwners
May 12
Let`s talk Whole Estate Plans. National Park Authorities are increasingly encouraging estates to adopt Whole Estate Plans - a holistic, long-term strategy that treats land, heritage, community and the environment as one interconnected system.
For landowners, taking this proactive, long-term approach brings significant advantages:
👉Clear direction for the estate’s future.
👉Smoother planning consent for projects aligned with the estate’s agreed vision.
👉Opportunities to revive heritage assets and bring underused buildings back into purpose.
👉A balanced framework that supports economic resilience, community benefit and environmental enhancement.
WEPs are helping estates move beyond piecemeal decisions and plan confidently for the decades ahead. We`ll be sharing more about WEPs over the coming weeks so make sure to stay tuned or head to our website for more info.
#EstateManagement #LandManagement #WholeEstatePlan #RuralPlanning
May 10
Join us at Holker Hall for an insightful event exploring how Whole Estate Planning is helping rural estates build long-term resilience through sustainable growth, environmental stewardship and meaningful community engagement.
Chris and Luke from Crosby Granger Architects will share our holistic approach to estate planning, alongside insights from CSX Carbon on the financial and environmental opportunities presented by Biodiversity Net Gain strategies.
The day will also include networking opportunities, lunch, an overview of the Holker Estate and a panel Q&A featuring representatives from the Lake District National Park Authority.
Whether you are a landowner, estate manager or rural professional, this event offers valuable insight into the future of sustainable estate management.
Spaces are limited, both CLA members and non-members are welcome.
📍 Holker Hall, Cark-in-Cartmel
📅 Tuesday 2 June 2026
🕙 10am–2pm
🎟 £35 + VAT
Link in our bio for more info & to book your place!
#RuralBusiness #EstateManagement #BiodiversityNetGain #LandManagement #Sustainability #WholeEstatePlanning #CLA
May 8
We’re looking for an experienced Conservation Accredited Senior Architect to join the Crosby Granger Architects team with genuine scope for leadership and progression.
This is an opportunity to lead projects across some of the UK’s most sensitive landscapes, from National Parks to World Heritage Sites, while contributing to the strategic growth of the practice.
You will bring a track record of delivering projects across all RIBA stages, confidence in leading teams and a strong interest in conservation-led design. Just as importantly, you’ll be motivated by the opportunity to shape client relationships, support business development and guide our junior architects.
For the right candidate, this role offers a pathway to Associate Director.
📍Kendal, Cumbria
📧Send your CV & portfolio to cg@crosbygrangerarchitects.co.uk
May 5
Tower House School was founded in September 1931 with only 3 boys. Today, Tower House School provides education for 180 pupils from the local and surrounding boroughs ✏️
The school had outgrown its Edwardian home which means that the once adequate classrooms are no longer suitable for employing 21st century teaching methods.
The development of 190 Sheen Lane provided four new classrooms with more space per child, providing a less cramped environment more conducive to todays teaching. A multi- purpose performance and play space also provides an indoor play facility that the school does not presently have, whilst also providing a flexible space which could be used for a number of different activities and events throughout the academic year, as well as the potential for community use during out of school hours 🙌
Find out more about the project on our website 🔗 link in our bio.
#Construction #Architecture
Apr 30
📍 Site visit to St Peter`s Church
Located in the heart of the Lake District National Park, this Grade II listed church is an important early example of the work of Lancaster-based architects Austen and Paley. St Peter’s is recognised by the PPC as being of significant architectural and historic value and continues to be carefully looked after by a dedicated team.
We recently completed quinquennial inspection report for the PCC.
From speaking to church wardens, it is clear there is a dedicated hard-working congregation, who have been keeping on top of general maintenance and keeping the building alive and part of the community. The church building and community is very welcoming to visitors, parking is made available for local walkers, and the church provides tea & coffee through an honesty box system as well as regular services on Sundays.
At the time of inspection, the churchyard was also home to several sheep, who do a good job of keeping the grass well mown! 🐑
#Construction #Architecture #LakeDistrict
Apr 28
We were delighted to attend the launch of Grosvenor TimberWorks 🪵
We’ve recently specified timber from Grosvenor TimberWorks on a number of projects, recognising their high-quality, responsibly sourced British-grown material - suitable for both structural and architectural applications.
The event offered valuable insight into their process, alongside the opportunity to visit a live timber construction project and tour their Hatton Heath Mill facility.
A thoroughly informative and enjoyable day 👏
#Construction #Architecture
Apr 22
Revitalising and expanding a Lake District heritage asset 🌿
We crafted a spacious, dynamic and design-centric concept, involving the replacement of an outdated single-story kitchen and family room. Crucial to the project was the enhancement of panoramic views showcasing the breathtaking landscape - a feature overlooked in the original structure.
Additionally, the proposal prioritiwed the restoration of thermal and airtight efficiencies, which had gradually failed. The revitalisation effort extended beyond mere cosmetic improvements. A holistic approach addressed the property’s infrastructure, leading to the rewiring and replumbing of the original house.
Do you have a renovation project of your own? Get in touch with us 👉 link in bio
#Conservation #LakeDistrict #Architecture
Apr 20
Pre tender visit to Dallam Estate Three Towers 📍
We have been asked to prepare a tender for Historic England, who have been given delegated authority by Defra to support Historic & Archaeological Feature Protection Grants under Countryside Stewardship.
This is part of the Environmental Land Management scheme and provides financial incentives for farmers and land managers to protect and improve the environment, including the historic environment.
These grants are awarded via the Rural Payments Agency. The Countryside Stewardship Heritage Service has a remit to provide pre-application support, application assessment and post-award monitoring for the RPA.
A great opportunity to contribute to the preservation of our historic landscape 👏
#Architects #HistoricEngland #Architecture
Apr 17
Two of our Architects, Will and Luke, recently had the opportunity to attend a heritage skills training day at Levens Hall 🙌
The session was led by accredited Conservation-Restorer and Stonemason Brendan Teasdale, delivered as part of a grant-funded re-roofing project at Levens.
The morning began with an insightful presentation exploring the use of lime in building conservation. In the afternoon, they took part in a practical session focused on the application of lime mortar, learning how to prepare and mix it, before applying it to the Potting Sheds using pointing and wet dash techniques.
A brilliant day of learning and preserving traditional skills 👏
#Architecture #Conservation
Apr 16
Swipe to see the after... 👉
We were invited to design, tender and oversee the replacement of the dilapidated glasshouse and loggia at Leighton Hall, Lancashire 🍃
The project restores the historic character of the Grade II* listed building while bringing the space back into use. Original metalwork was carefully retained and refurbished, the loggia enclosed with timber doors to match the existing windows, and underfloor heating installed beneath the reinstated stone flags. A discreet contemporary extension to the rear provides new ancillary facilities, designed to complement the restored glasshouse and surrounding historic fabric.
This project brings a significant historic structure back into active use while respecting the architectural heritage of Leighton Hall 👏
#RestorationProject #Architecture #Lancashire
Mar 27
We`re taking the first steps in implementing our endorsed Whole Estate Plan (WEP) at Higham Estate, located beside Bassenthwaite Lake near Keswick in the Lake District National Park!
Luke`s recent visit focused on exploring opportunities for diversification, assessing the wider landscape and considering how the actions set out in the Whole Estate Plan could begin to take shape on the ground.
The assessment combines site observations with desktop analysis, including the use of LiDAR topography data to better understand the estate’s varying landforms, elevations and landscape character - helping inform how future changes can be carefully integrated within this sensitive landscape 🌿
#Conservation #Architecture #LakeDistrict
Mar 24
An update from Ushaw Historic House, Chapels & Gardens following the devestating 2023 arson attack and subsequent storm damage...
Ushaw Historic House, Chapels & Gardens (also known as St Cuthbert’s College) occupies a special place in the history of the Roman Catholic Church in England and urgent work is now underway to secure their future 🙌
A £400,000 grant from Historic England will help with the initial protection and clearance of the chapel, which will allow the next stage of surveying to take place. Repair works to the roofs and masonry of both buildings will ultimately prevent further damage to the decorative plasterwork inside the chapel.
We`re working on a programme of clearance work, to be followed by erection of scaffolding and scaffold roof to provide protection to the chapel. Once scaffolding is in place, we are set to complete a Fabric Repair Survey which will help establish full repair costs for the fire damaged chapel.
A major feasibility study is running alongside this project to develop a sustainable use for the whole of the Junior House complex.
We`re proud to be working on the protection of a nationally significant heritage site and the next chapter in Ushaw’s story. We will keep you updated on this project`s journey 💫
Drone footage by @wham.visuals
#Heritage #Architecture #HistoricEngland
Mar 22
We are fast approaching the final handover of our work at the Snaizeholme Valley 🙌
This project has seen the careful repair and conversion of three agricultural barns into welfare and storage facilities for the Woodland Trust. With ambitions to plant and grow over half a million trees across the valley, we’ve helped create a practical, future-proof base to support this transformation.
At the heart of the scheme is a renovated `hub` barn, providing staff welfare facilities, office and meeting space and a dedicated health & safety refuge area. Alongside it, two sensitively repaired stone barns have been brought back into use, offering secure storage for vehicles and equipment.
Delivered within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, the approach has prioritised conservation and robust rural performance - retaining the character of the existing buildings while ensuring they are safe, functional, and durable for year-round use.
The result is a set of facilities that support day-to-day operations now, and the valley’s long-term restoration ambitions for decades to come.🍃
#Renovation #Architecture #YorkshireDales
Mar 19
We were honored to have led the award-winning restoration of Eshton Hall, a Grade II* listed country house in North Yorkshire 🏆
Our work addressed previous substandard repairs, focusing on roof and guttering systems to prevent water ingress and structural damage. This project exemplifies our commitment to preserving historic estates through sensitive, sustainable interventions.
#Restoration #Architecture #HistoricEngland
Mar 12
Bringing new life to Fazeley Town Centre 👷
Our proposals transformed the historic mill into 50 characterful apartments, arranged around a central corridor, with a contemporary new escape stair sensitively added to complement the building’s scale and industrial heritage.
The annex was divided into a range of 2-4 bedroom townhouses while make full use of the annex and its dual aspect which over looks the canal and the new residential units being constructed within the wider site 🙌
#Conservation #Architecture #HistoricEngland
Mar 10
We`re proud to be working with Levens Hall Estate on a carefully agreed programme of conservation works guided by a deep respect for the site’s history, heritage and environment....
The works include:
🌿 The re-roofing of the cockloft
🌿 Chimney repairs and limewashing
🌿 Comprehensive leadwork replacement
🌿 Timber repairs
🌿 Repairs to gutters and downpipes
Alongside the physical works, the project places a strong emphasis on skills-sharing, with training provided to the estate team and estate workers from neighbouring properties. This involved training in traditional materials and techniques, including limewash, lime mortars and leadwork. Additional CPD days will open this knowledge more widely, supporting best practice in the care, repair and understanding of historic buildings.
Through every stage our approach remains rooted in context, preserving the past while building for the future.
Drone credit: @wham.visuals
#Conservation #Architecture #Kendal
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