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Creating the built environment of the future isn’t just about new developments – it’s about how we care for and maintain those beautiful historic buildings that represent British heritage. Renovating an older building, whether residential, commercial or for the community, needs a sensitive approach, that combines the need to preserve and protect with modern performance requirements. Choosing the right materials makes all the difference to deliver a renovation project that restores the building to its former glory while making it functional for the future.
Discover a collection of outstanding restoration examples from around the UK, from private home renovations to large-scale projects to rescue cultural landmarks. See how Keymer premium handmade tiles and technical expertise helped return these iconic buildings to their original beauty.
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The new prestigious Aisher House at Sevenoaks School boarding house project led by Tim Ronalds Architects has picked up two awards this year from RIBA – for both the South East and National.
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wienerberger are proud sponsors of “the best use of concrete and clay tiles for a domestic project” category.
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We’re proud to be sponsoring the new Sustainable Heritage Awards which advocates the best new design skills being used in upgrading old buildings or adapting them for new uses in a changing environment.
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Our congratulations go to Maccreanor Lavington on winning both the RIBA London Award 2022 and RIBA National Award 2022.
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Control of Condensation – Hosted by Christine Leadbeater (UK Keymer & Heritage Manager) & Nigel Dyer (UK Heritage Services Manager).
This seminar examines how to control and avoid excessive condensation from building up, within a roof structure, by providing passive airflow from the outside of a building and by limiting airflow from within the living spaces.
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his year, Mole Valley proudly celebrates the 30th anniversary of Heritage Open Days, a milestone that highlights three decades of community engagement and cultural preservation. This annual event offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich historical and cultural tapestry of the district, with free access to a variety of sites, including historic buildings, beautiful gardens and sites that are typically closed to the public.
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Control of Condensation – Hosted by Christine Leadbeater (UK Keymer & Heritage Manager) & Nigel Dyer (UK Heritage Services Manager).
This seminar examines how to control and avoid excessive condensation from building up, within a roof structure, by providing passive airflow from the outside of a building and by limiting airflow from within the living spaces.
