This Refurbishment Case Study describes works to a small vernacular building in a
rural location close to the town of Braemar. The building had been unoccupied since
the 1930s, and due to a modern plantation of Douglas fir and Spruce, had been
largely hidden. A change of ownership in recent years resulted in a plan to refurbish
the cottage for holiday accommodation. During this process the almost unique
nature of its survival and the importance of the building was recognised by the client
and Historic Scotland1 was informed.

42 Pages.

https://www.thatchfinder.com/directory/45461/old-irish-country-life-hugh-oram/

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The aim of the Built Heritage Investment Scheme is to leverage private capital for
investment in a significant number of small-scale, labour-intensive conservation projects
throughout the country and to support the employment of conservation professionals,
craftspeople and tradespersons in the repair of the historic built environment.

Applications must be in by 31 Jan 2022.

You can find more information on BuildingsofIreland.ie

https://www.buildingsofireland.ie/built-heritage-investment-scheme-and-historic-structures-fund-2022/

Approx 77 Pages. Text and images.

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Approx 18 Pages. Text and images.

Black Barn is a small heather-thatched cruck-framed building dating from
the early 18th century. It is a rare survivor of a once widespread vernacular
building type in the north of England. Grade II* listed, it still has the
historically significant original heather thatch as well as the primary timbers
of the cruck roof construction. {blue}:cool:  

Approx 44 Pages. Text and images.

Useful information if you are building with certain types of softwood.

Approx 6 Pages. Text and images.

Approx 48 Pages. Text and images.

Approx 5 Pages. Text and images.

Handy.

Approx 5 Pages. Text and images.