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Replacing windows in conservation areas: homeowners, what do you need to know?

Living in a conservation area can be a delightful experience, surrounded by historic charm and architectural […]

Conservation challenges in Reading’s historic core

Reading, Berkshire, with its rich history dating back to the 8th century, presents unique challenges in […]

Significance: documenting architectural innovation

Archway Heritage’s Conservation Management Plan for Cemex House Archway Heritage has embarked on an exciting project […]

Significance: recording Ted Cullinan’s RMC HQ

The architectural world celebrated a significant victory in 2014 when Edward Cullinan’s masterpiece, the RMC International […]

Property development in heritage contexts: insights from Archway Heritage

Introduction Heritage projects present unique challenges for property developers, requiring a delicate balance between conservation and […]

Tudor and Elizabethan architecture: from 16th century originals to 19th century revival

The Tudor and Elizabethan periods of the 16th century left an indelible mark on English architecture, […]

Design placemaking – the historic character of Reading’s Saxon core

Design approach What is the best design approach in an area with a long visual historic […]

Placemaking and a sense of Reading’s Historic Character Area

Introduction The historic character area, encompassing Castle Street, Gun Street, and St. Mary’s Butts, is rich […]

Placemaking through the Reading Historic Area Assessment

In Reading, the Historic Area Assessment (HAA) has played a pivotal role in the process of […]

The importance of placemaking: connecting to Brayford Pool’s Medieval Heritage

The significance of placemaking in bridging the gap between historical sites and contemporary communities. In an […]