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We are architects, interior designers and conservation specialists with a passion for #architecture, #oldbuildings and the #builtenvirontment.

This Wednesday would have been the 30th birthday

This Wednesday would have been the 30th birthday of our colleague Gloria Trevisan who died on the 23rd floor of the Grenfell Tower with her fiancé Marco Gottardi.

In light of the recent appalling evidence from the #grenfelltowerinquiry confirming rigged testing on the cladding material, we urge everyone to fully consider specifying Kingspan or Celotex insulation.

Celotex is owned by Saint-Gobain Construction Products UK Ltd

#grenfell #grenfelltower #grenfellunited

Autumn sun #london #exploring #chelsea #christophe

Autumn sun #london #exploring #chelsea #christopherwren peregrinebryant

1700s floorboards :Sawn boards. Planed margins. Ar

1700s floorboards :Sawn boards. Planed margins. Areas where joists will run are levelled using an adze #boardstiff #architecture #traditionalskills #heritage #peregrinebryant

Mattingley Church in Hampshire dates from the 15th

Mattingley Church in Hampshire dates from the 15th century with later Victorian additions and ‘restorations’ #oldbuildings #buildingconservation #exploring #peregrinebryant

The second round of paint removal trials at the Ro

The second round of paint removal trials at the Royal Hospital Chelsea’s Soane Stable Block has been completed. The latest samples were prepared using a ThermaTech system which creates a high-temperature water spray that can be fine-tuned to remove paintwork without damaging the masonry behind.

This cleaning has helped confirm our theory that much of the internal masonry structure was built using reclaimed red bricks salvaged from the Christopher Wren stable block which preceded the current building. A buff London stock brick was used for the external and courtyard facades.

It is also interesting to revisit the first set of samples now that the brickwork has dried out. The original lime wash is much more evident and has a lovely chalky appearance. #peregrinebryant #royalhospitalchelsea #paintremoval

Paint removal trials at Royal Hospital Chelsea’s

Paint removal trials at Royal Hospital Chelsea’s Soane Stable Block. These samples will inform our approach to the removal of decades worth of acrylic-based masonry paint. The current paint is not ‘breathable’ and moisture is trapped in the early 18th century brickwork. This sample was prepared using Peel Away 1 and a quick wash down. #pba #peregrinebryant #paintsamples #peelaway #royalhospitalchelsea #conservation

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