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Dover Castle

Two condition surveys were undertaken to identify essential repairs on behalf of English Heritage. Included within the structures surveyed were the main curtain, the medieval tunnel network and the Constable’s Tower and gateway.

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Rufford Abbey

Simpson & Brown is currently appointed to specify a scheme of repair and consolidation to the C12th Rufford Abbey, considered to be the best-preserved remains of a Cistercian abbey west cloister range in England.

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Reculver Towers and Roman Fort

An English Heritage project to inspect, repair and consolidate the Roman walls and towers of one of the earliest Roman forts in the United Kingdom.

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Penicuik House

A major ruin consolidation project of the historically important Penicuik House. The seven-year project was completed in 2014 and was shortlisted for a RIAS award in 2015.

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Mavisbank

Funding is currently being sought to partially restore the house to provide a watertight shell. It is intended that the two pavilions will be converted to a small holiday let and the other to creative arts workshops with exhibition space.

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The Roxburgh Project

The Roxburgh Project has been initiated to revitalise Kolkata's historic Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden and promote it as a leading cultural, educational and leisure destination.

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Old College Quad

A major landscaping project at Edinburgh University which completes the Playfair scheme of the early 19th century. The works revealed centuries of archaeology, including a medieval burial ground, a 17th century courtyard and an 18th century chemistry store.

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Elvaston Castle Country Park

Simpson & Brown was engaged to identify and report on the quantity and costs of essential repairs to the historic buildings, structures and landscape elements of the 200 acre Elvaston Castle Estate, near Derby.

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Blyth Battery

Simpson & Brown undertook the full restoration of this exceptional example of a complete First World War coastal defence battery within an environmentally sensitive coastal site in Northumberland.

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Thomson's Tower

Thomson's Tower is a restored octagonal curling house by W H Playfair, built for the Duddingston Curling Society in 1825. It is located on the north side of Duddingston Loch to the south-east of Edinburgh.

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Living North Pennines

Living North Pennines is a Heritage Lottery and English Heritage funded project improving access and protecting at risk buildings and structures throughout the North Pennines region. The project was carried out in three phases over a period of four years.

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Priory Doocot

All three disciplines of Simpson & Brown - architecture, heritage consultancy and archaeology - were involved in the repair and restoration of this category A listed, 16th century beehive-shaped doocot near the sea shore in Crail.

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