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But the inside isn’t listed is it? Is a phrase I hear quite a bit. People can be quite shocked when they learn that everything is listed - even a modern extension or a B&Q door. That’s not to say these elements need to remain - it’s a heritage consultant’s job to help manage change, demonstrating via a Heritage Statement what’s important and why, indicating elements that need to be preserved and highlighting areas of less relevance. It can be such a pleasure learning about the history of a building - the architecture - who lived there - which ultimately can guide a scheme to reveal and celebrate a property’s past and thus achieve the required permissions to take the building into the future. The image is of original Jacobean panelling- an extraordinary surviving feature of a building in Rochester where King James II stayed before fleeing to France in 1688. A no- brainer to keep. The replica 18C panelling was harder to spot, but now identified, can be removed as it does not contribute to the significance of the building.

The urban night scene comes to life with vibrant lighting! Towering buildings shine bright, showcasing the city's prosperity and progress. The reflection of these lights on the water surface creates a mesmerizing, almost magical effect, elevating the artistic beauty of the setting. But the lighting isn't just a feast for the eyes; it also serves a practical purpose by guiding pedestrians and keeping them safe in the darkness. In short, lighting is an essential element in this picture, adding to its allure, directing focus, and providing functional illumination. Come and experience the dazzling world of urban lighting for yourself!

The rapport between landscape and structure is always exemplary

 Nature's harmony doors exemplify this integration, offering both functionality and artistic style—a creative approach to seamlessly incorporating technology into your living space while preserving a harmonius aesthetic. https://lnkd.in/enU_uh-K

Finding the perfect home is all about discovering what feels right for YOU! Whether you're drawn to the sleek lines of a Modern home, the historic charm of a Victorian, or the cozy feel of a Craftsman—there’s a style out there that matches your vision of 'home sweet home. What's your favorite home style? Let us know in the comments below!

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Exploring the Grandeur of UK's Stately Homes 🏰 Did you know there are approximately 3,000 stately homes across the UK? These magnificent homes not only encapsulate centuries of architectural evolution but also serve as a vibrant tapestry of cultural history.   Historical Roots: Many of these stately homes were strategically built on ancient fortifications. Though not fortified themselves, they stand as modern guardians of history, having transitioned from the first architect-designed mansions of Elizabeth I and James I's reign to versatile contemporary icons.   Cinematic Charm: These grand residences have frequently graced our screens, providing backdrops for classics like Downton Abbey, Harry Potter, Brideshead Revisited, and Bridgerton. Their opulent halls and sprawling gardens offer the perfect setting for storytelling.   Diverse Uses & Ownership: While some of these homes are still privately owned by the families who built them, others have found new lives as museums or enchanting hotels, with organizations like the National Trust ensuring their preservation. They continue to host everything from music festivals to fancy-dress events, keeping their heritage alive in the community.   Iconic Examples: Notable among them are Bodrhyddan Hall in North Wales, Plas Newydd, and the illustrious Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Winston Churchill.   These stately homes are not just architectural marvels but also hubs of cultural and social activity, each with a story to tell. Have you visited any of these historical gems? Share your experiences or your dream UK stately home visit!   #StatelyHomes #Architecture #CulturalHeritage #HistoricalHomes #FilmLocations #HeritageSites #HistoricPreservation #HistoricHouses #HeritageTourism #EstateHomes #ArchitecturalHistory #EventVenues #PeriodHomes #NationalTrust #CountryHomes Blenheim Palace: Image credit: by Simon Q at https://lnkd.in/eeF4VaM5