A special welcome to our 10th anniversary issue and a special thank you to all our readers, contributors and advertisers.
We are pleased to see the progress the journal has made and are determined to see the Journal grow, we are proud to feature the talents of so many craftsmen and artisans in the industry.
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This issue is our largest yet, running to 128 pages, we are pleased to feature a wide range of projects including, the Bath stone finial at All Souls College, Oxford, thought to have been designed by Christopher Wren. The finial was carved anew by Heritage Stone Access and reinstated in winter of 2023.
Touchstone Glazing Solutions highlight double glazing the Rose Window at The Halifax Piece Hall and Congregational Church, one of the most ambitious and outstanding Georgian buildings of its time.
The rebirth of Cambridge House, a distinguished listed building, holds a special place as a window into the past. We hear from Studio PDP’s Conservation Architect, Jokin Asiain, who explores how to transform our heritage assets in a way that not only preserves their historical essence but also embraces innovative techniques to ensure their relevance for generations to come.
This prestigious project involved the iconic Piccadilly Circus buildings at 1 Sherwood Street, 8 Glasshouse Street, 4-6 Glasshouse Street, and 11-17 Shaftesbury Avenue, the project was delivered in two phases.
The extensive refurbishment of Grade II* listed The Old War Office (OWO) in London’s Whitehall is covered by Artisan Plastercraft and also DaeWha Kang Design's transformation of The OWO's Courtyard and Pavilion
Chroma Conservation Ltd present the recently completed project for English Heritage in the beautifully reimagined Elizabethan Gardens at Kenilworth Castle, Warwickshire.
If you have a project that you wish to be featured please contact us via the email below.
Nigel Hector
Publisher
nigel@consandheritage.com