In this blog post, we take a look at conservation areas in more detail...

Planning permission is a critical process when making alterations to registered parks and gardens in the UK

LiDAR is an invaluable tool for identifying features of archaeological significance.

Who are the National Amenity Societies and why should we consult them? Read on to find out more.

Grade I listed buildings account for 2.5% of protected sites in the UK. Find out what makes them so special in this week's blog!

Although outbuildings are often assumed to be small structures with relatively low heritage significance, this is a misinterpretation.

Let's take a look at the part each member of the design team - from architects to ecologists - plays when it comes to your project.

Blackpool Tower stands as an iconic landmark on the Fylde coastline, as a symbol of architectural marvel within the region.

As investigations continue into the circumstances surrounding the incident at The Crooked House, we take a look into the heritage issues.

Listed buildings can be some of the most desirable properties on the market, so take a look at our top tips, whether buying or selling.

Guest author, Ailsa Bailey - a Masters student at the University of York - dives into the history of conservation areas.

At their roots, both civil engineers and architects exist to create a physical environment in which people can live and enjoy; but...

With the current energy crisis, how we heat old buildings in winter will change. It is vital to try and achieve optimal thermal efficiency.

Determining if you need Listed Building Consent is vital as undertaking works to your home prior to obtaining consent is a criminal offence.

Despite there being widespread regional variations within the design of farmsteads, there are a number of common shared issues that arise.