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Horbury Hall
Church Street
Horbury
Wakefield
WF4
6LT
UK
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9
Rue de Pontoise
75005 Paris
France
Büyük
Hendek Cad. 53/5
Şişhane
34420
Istanbul
Turkey
525
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14th-century
Baguley Hall has the biggest timbers of any medieval house in
England
. The daub panels were restored for
English Heritage
Holme Green, Appleton, Roebuck
Holme Green, timber repairs
Cossington,
Old Rectory: the sixteenth-century
parlour wing was built for the first married priest after the Reformation.
Its restoration won a Design Award
Cossington Old Rectory Oriel
Cossington,
Old Rectory: the oriel window to
the Closet Wing (c. 1535), a highly unusual structure made entirely of timber.
Its restoration won a Design Award
Fenay
Hall, Almondbury: the early 16th-century
timber frame retains traces of a 17th-century scheme of painted
decoration of stars on a black background
Cad
Beeston Manor,
Leeds
, 1421, was restored through enabling development with a mix of office use and
housing
Fleetgate,
Barton on Humber, c. 1436, retains its original infill of brick, probably
imported as ballast from the
Low Countries
Hill
House was one of three 16th-century buildings dismantled and moved as
part of the environmental mitigation for the construction of runway 2,
Manchester
Airport
Manorial
Barn, Whiston, South Yorkshire, c.1225, is thought to be the oldest timber
building in northern England
The
Margaret Clitheroe Shrine, the Shambles,
York
, incorporates behind a tall range which probably dates to the 14th
century
The
Old Vicarage, Tadcaster, c. 1515, has a timber frame with a sling-brace roof
concealed within a masonry perimeter wall
The great hall of Royds
Hall,
Bradford
, c. 1538, was restored following a meticulous survey of the timber frame
The plaster ceiling of
the great hall of Rufford Old Hall was restored for
the National Trust
Both the original
lime-ash infill and timber frame of St Marys Vaults,
Stamford
, have been restored
The timber frame of the
Chase, Cheddington, was restored using face patches to avoid disturbing the
later brick infill panels
The Chase, Cheddington, timber repairs
Zeyrek
is within the Historic Areas of Istanbul World Heritage Site.
The UNESCO World Heritage Committee provided funds for an exemplar
restoration
Zeyrek, Istanbul
Bankhouse,
Salterhebble, c. 1500, is a surviving medieval peasants house which
reproduces in miniature the features of a house of the gentry, including a dais
canopy an unusual survival
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