by Murray Price | Jan 18, 2017
Queensberry Court Like many buildings it age Queensbury Court had been subject to the age of cement and was, in turn, covered in cementitious render. This was now beginning to cause issues internally as the moisture that would naturally escape through the brick work...
by Murray Price | Jan 15, 2017
39 Cleaver Square Cleaver Square, laid out in 1789 was the earliest communal open space to be developed south of the Thames. Residential squares with a communal open space proved so popular in the 17th and 18th century that they became one of London’s most iconic...
by Murray Price | Jan 15, 2017
36 Ulverscroft Road Situated in East Dulwich, an area seriously effected by the bombings of WW2. The project at Ulvfrscroft Road was one of unknown quantities. This building had been covered head to toe in a system made popular in the 1920’s. Pebbledash. The...
by Murray Price | Jan 15, 2017
Fairholt Street Situation in the heart of Knightsbridge, Fairholt Street is one of the more affluent areas of London. Williams Restoration was brought in to complete Stucco Render works at the end of the refurbishment project. Scope of Work Williams Restoration...
by Murray Price | Jan 15, 2017
Tunbridge Wells, Methodist Church The church was opened on June 3, 1873, to a design by London architect Charles Bell. The gothic-style building in London Road. It falls within the Royal Tunbridge Wells Conservation Area and is on the town’s local list of heritage...
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