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The Evolution of Architecture Dec 28, 2019 The use of architecture is as old as humanity itself and possibly as complex. Architecture is said to have come from the Neolithic period, around 10,000 BC, when people started to grasp the concept of having their... read more

What are the Differences Between Grade I and II Listed Buildings? Oct 28, 2019 Historical buildings are commonly split into two categories – Grade I and Grade II listed buildings, but what is the difference between the two? read more

Five Reasons Why We Need Historical Building Restoration Sep 28, 2019 There are many reasons that a historic building may need restoration  works - let's  take a look at some of the most common reasons for damage to historic buildings. read more

The Importance of Historical Building Restoration Aug 28, 2019 Here in the UK, we have a wealth of beautiful heritage and listed buildings. Unfortunately, many of these lovely old buildings have fallen into disrepair over the years, due to abandonment, neglect, poor management,... read more

Popular Techniques in Building Restoration Jul 28, 2019 When it comes to restoring a historical building or a heritage site, there is a long and careful process to follow in which one wrong move can mean disaster. Choosing the right technique for the building’s... read more

The Benefits of Professional Concrete Repairs in the UK Jun 18, 2019 Many domestic and commercial property owners here in the UK don’t know about concrete repairs or their importance, which is why specialist contractors such as ourselves exist. read more

The Benefits of 3D Printing from Concrete May 26, 2019 Although challenges are still to be addressed, 3D printing in construction has already been proven to have a huge number of benefits, from an economical manufacturing process to endless design possibilities.  read more

Concrete Renovations Ltd secure £ 1.3 Million Contract Feb 28, 2019 Concrete Renovations Ltd have secured a concrete repair package estimated at £330,000.00 as part of the overall refurbishment of the Arup Building at Cambridge University. read more