The issue of stone repair is a popular topic on our website. We have encountered problems with Lithomex on several buildings. One building in particular showed the application of Lithomex on several different occasions, to wildly varying standards of workmanship, from good to poor.

Construction is frequently characterised as slow, dirty and expensive. It is definitely not considered High Tech. It seems everyone views as a problem that needs to be fixed, in order to bring construction into the 20^th century. Designers are encouraged to develop creative solutions that will overcome these obstacles. New materials and construction methods are developed that will be stronger, lighter, more energy efficient, quicker and cheaper to produce.

We have an exciting opportunity for a Management Assistant to join our team based in our Inverness Office at WASPS Studios, Stephen's St, Inverness, IV2 3JP.

Our planning system has many critics and is frequently seen as barrier to development, by both big business and private homeowners. It is blamed for adding costs, delays and even stopping development altogether. The press, politicians and businesses selling UPVC windows and solar panels like to perpetuate a myth that planning is a problem. If we just simplified, or got rid of planning restrictions, the world would be much better, and we could solve the climate crisis.

Attic spaces can tell you a lot about a building. They tend to be the forgotten parts of a building awkward to access and move around in. They often reveal the original construction, later adaptations and sometimes attempts at repairs. The debris from previous work and defunct services are often left behind.

Following an established methodology for developing a historic site will improve outcomes from clients and communities and the future of historic buildings.