2022 SPAB Fellow Steve Hogarth reflects on how to retain the 'feel' of historic spaces, the SPAB Approach and its implications
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30/06/2022
2022 SPAB Scholar architectural assistant Jacob Long reports on an inspiring visit to Gala Fairydean Rovers in Galashiels
21/06/2022
Standing on the very edge of the county is one of Suffolk's finest medieval churches
14/06/2022
We were consulted in the 1920s about repairs to an impressive castle destroyed in the Civil War which later became a tourist attraction.
13/05/2022
2022 Fellow Daahir Mohamed is a lime plasterer. From the road he shares some highlights and reflections on heritage.
28/04/2022
For National Mills Weekend, Roger Illsley explores the history of Scotland’s first successful steam powered flax mill, sadly now 'at risk'
22/04/2022
As it’s Huntingdonshire Day, we had a look in our archives for heritage gems from the area that sometimes causes a bit of a headache for our archivist, as it was abolished as a county in 1974.
06/04/2022
2022 Scholar Sinéad Scullion explains the process of casting a simple cornice section from the workshop of master plasterer, Michael O’Reilly
16/03/2022
Lying in our archives is a heavy and crumbling album. It contains more than a hundred drawings, mostly dated from the 1780s, nearly a century before the SPAB was founded. So who was he and why do we have his work?
07/03/2022
For International Women's Day, writer Gillian Darley champions the life and work of architect and designer Sarah Losh (1785 – 1853)