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

Artful graffiti at Caerlaverock Castle #ishotthese

Artful graffiti at Caerlaverock Castle #ishottheserif #graffiti #history #caerlaverockcastle #exploring #peregrinebryant

Adventures in the Cotswolds: Bibury, Stow-on-the-W

Adventures in the Cotswolds: Bibury, Stow-on-the-Wold and Burford #architecture #exploring #walkies #oldbuildings #tradition #peregrinebryant

Lime kilns and repointing. That’s right, it’s

Lime kilns and repointing. That’s right, it’s the SPAB working party 2020 😷 #SPAB #workingparty #whenitstimetopartywewillpartyhard #spaboldhouseproject #peregrinebryantarchitecture #conservation #skills

Things we’ve seen during lockdown: This restored

Things we’ve seen during lockdown: This restored Sixteenth Century timber framed Building is said to be the Inn at which Anne Boleyn's was lodging when she was given the title Marquess of Pembroke by Henry VIII on 1st September 1532, shortly before their marriage.
It was an Inn in the 18th Century licensed under the name 'The Hat or Plume of Feathers’ and before that ‘The Hampshire Hog’.
In the 19th Century it was known as "Queen Anne's laundry" #walkies #architecture #oldbuildings #timberframe #tradition #tudors #history #peregrinebryant

Things we’ve seen during lockdown: Quillets Roya

Things we’ve seen during lockdown: Quillets Royal, East Molesey. A 16th century timber framed house which was greatly extended in the 18th century by the addition of ‘the old Manor House’. Interestingly, the building was used as the parish work house in the 19th century. #lockdown #walkies #architecture #sightseeingathome #oldbuildings #tradition #buildingconservation #architectsoninstagram #peregrinebryant

Things we’ve seen during lockdown: The Bell in M

Things we’ve seen during lockdown: The Bell in Molesey. This pub is believed to have started life as a farm-house and the records show that previous landlords were listed as ‘victualler and farmer’. It wasn’t until 1777 that the landlord split the farming and victualling functions and ran the ale house as a full blown pub. #lockdown #walkies #architecture #sightseeingathome #oldbuildings #tradition #buildingconservation #architectsontour #peregrinebryant

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