EMERY HOUSE: We love taking on a range of different projects, from big commercial buildings like Liberty to this small two storey detached Victorian cottage. Built in 1870’s, the aim was the restore the original… instagram.com/p/BvMlqJ-HoYq/…

LIBERTY LONDON : We’re super excited to be involved with the restoration and conservation of this amazing Iconic London Building! #londonhistory #tudorbuildings #conservation #restoration #libertylondon #londonshopping #londonicons #architecture #britisharchitecture #architects

Inside The Roundhouse, Camden. In 2001 we put together a conservation plan in support of a Heritage Lottery Fund Application for the Grade II listed building. The plan was a vital tool for the continuing maintenance of the building! #camdentown #London #musicvenue #architecture

MANCHESTER TOWN HALL #Grade I listed & designed by #AlfredWaterhouse in a free #Gothic style, built between 1868 and 1877. Since 2013 Heritage Architecture Ltd have been the #heritage lead to identify #design and task options for the #repair and enhancement of the building. #Manchester

Our lovely #Manchester team are based in this#GradeIIlisted House in the City Centre. We consulted on this project to turn this purpose built packing warehouse from 1909 into #beautiful office spaces. Maintaining the Character of this building was a top priority! #historicengland

Heritage Architecture having a well deserved break after a hectic month! #heritagearchitecture #historicengland #teamwork #architects #historicbuildings #london #westlondon

Working as #heritageconsultants within the team working on this a grade two-listed former warehouse and office building, which is being redeveloped into contemporary work space. #historicbuildings placenorthwest.co.uk/news/gallery-p…

Newly Listed at Grade II: a rare and well-preserved relic of London’s hansom cab trade The Cabmen's Shelter on Northumberland Avenue in Westminster was constructed in 1915 to Maximilian Clarke’s original design of 1882 bit.ly/2K6L5Ud

Shrewsbury @flax_maltings was the first iron-framed building in the world and was a place of revolution and innovation 122 years on, the cast iron crown is in need of care: the crowning glory of Shropshire’s industrial past is fading fast bit.ly/crowningshrews…

Long before Millennial Pink existed, residents of Suffolk were mixing berries, or possibly blood (though this has been disputed), in with lime wash to create a delicate pale pink with which to decorate the exteriors of their homes bit.ly/2K75AMX #SuffolkDay

The Charing Cross, Euston and Hampstead Railway opened on this day in 1907 Leslie Green designed 40 stations for the company in a distinctive house style, which could be adapted for each site bit.ly/2kJYJyW

The Grade I Church of St Mary in Kempley, Gloucestershire This Norman church has the oldest timber roof of any building in England and the vivid interior paintings depict stories from the bible. bit.ly/2IgqgAn #NationalPinkDay

The City of London has always been home to some of the world's most interesting feats of architecture and engineering. One of our biggest stations, London Liverpool Street, was built in 1875 and still features its original Gothic designs. #FantasticFeats Image © Historic England

Happy Birthday to the British Library 🎈🎈🎈 Opened on this day in 1998 , the site is Grade I Listed 'for its stately yet accessible modernist design rooted in the English Free tradition with Arts and Crafts and classical influences' bit.ly/2KjVnA8

The Grade II Listed Tower House in Saltburn was built in 1864 with later alterations It's also the 80,000th List entry to be enriched since we launched the scheme in 2016 bit.ly/2Rug7WY #EnrichTheList

The Grade II* listed, former Midland bank is the only major-work by Sir Edwin Lutyens in Manchester.These were subsequently used to inform the development design and facilitate the conversion of the redundant banking and office spaces to accommodate the unique #Gothamhotel

SLHA were the architects for the restoration and conservation of the site’s listed buildings at CAMDEN STABLES #Camden #STABLESMARKET #NORTHLONDON #LONDONARCHITECTS #ARCHITECTS #restoration

SLHA undertook a detailed significance assessment of the Grade II* former Refuge Assurance building to inform the refurbishment proposals in 2014. major investment into the Principal Hotel has transformed the former Refuge Assurance Building into a contemporary lifestyle hotel.