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

Country vibes #thatch #countryside #architecture #

Country vibes #thatch #countryside #architecture #tradition #walkies #peregrinebryant

Things we’ve seen during lockdown: the empty str

Things we’ve seen during lockdown: the empty streets around Waterloo and the London Eye #lockdown #london #walkies #blueskies #peregrinebryant

Things we’ve seen during lockdown: a charming Ed

Things we’ve seen during lockdown: a charming Edwardian coal hole. The original board slots are still visible in the frame. These boards would be removed as the coal level dropped to provide easy access. #peregrinebryant #oldbuildings #buildingconservation #exploring #tradition #architecture #history #lockdown

Things we’ve seen during lockdown: St James’ c

Things we’ve seen during lockdown: Tudor House,

Things we’ve seen during lockdown: Tudor House, Wokingham. The building started life as a 15th century timber framed mansion before being decided into three houses, being used as a school house, offices, an antique shop and doctors surgery. The brick facing was removed in the 1920s. #lockdown #walkies #sightseeingathome #architecture #oldbuildings #buildinghistory #conservation #architectsontour #peregrinebryant

From the archive: Wollaton Hall was built between

From the archive: Wollaton Hall was built between 1580 and 1588 for Sir Francis Willoughby and is believed to be designed by the Elizabethan architect, Robert Smythson, who had by then completed Longleat, and was to go on to design Hardwick Hall. #wollatonhallanddeerpark #architecture #elizabethan #prodigy #oldbuildings #peregrinebryant

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