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The United Kingdom protects special architectural and historic structures through formal recognition as Listed buildings which receive legal protection. The whole building structure becomes protected under listing status because it includes both interior and exterior elements as well as fixtures and curtilage structures and garden features.
The building needs both Listed Building Consent from local planning authorities and standard planning permission for any changes that affect its character including alterations and extensions and demolition. Unauthorised work can lead to prosecution, fines, or enforcement to restore the building.
Conservation area
A Conservation Area represents a special designation which local planning authorities in the UK assign to areas that show exceptional […]
Casement window
Casement windows are one of the primary designs seen through the last three or more centuries of window history. A […]
Vacuum Insulated Glazing (VIG)
Vacuum Insulated Glazing (VIG) is an advanced, ultra-thin double-glazing solution ideal for historic and period properties. The VIG system employs […]
