You hardly ever see sash windows out here where I live in the tropics of Africa, only in some of the very old house that have been kept meticulously preserved, and I miss them. I grew up a good deal in my grandma's Yorkshire home, where everyone had these windows and they feature big in London architecture too. You can maintain these historic architectural features by using sash window repairs in London.
The architectural facade of a city tells you and visitors a good deal about the type of people who live there. These windows are prominent features of the architecture, therefore their preservation is not just a sentimental yearning of a distant ex-pat. They look lovely and serve the purpose they were designed for, to allow you to see out and the light to flood into a room.
I also remember driving through Regents Park in London as an adult and the building there were impressive, but what to me was more impressive, was the sheer size of these windows. I suppose you can tell that I have always had a thing for windows, but many people do.
Many different types of buildings in an around London and other cities, towns and villages in the UK, have sash windows. In the past this was part of typical architecture, so a Cathedral like St. Pauls in London has them, but so too do many domestic housing structures and the houses of Parliament.
Just outside of London in Hillingdon the recently refurbished Burr Hall provides a prime example of how a Victorian building looked in its heyday, and top of the shopping list for the listing council, was to have the sash windows replaced. What was once nearly a ruin has been restored to it former greatness and is now an incredibly beautiful building.
Residents and business owners in London can also do their bit to protect the historical architecture of this great city. So call in sash window repairs in London, before you even think about having those draughty old windows replaced. A lot can be done to save them, make them completely weatherproof, and retain the historical looks of your building. - 33381
The architectural facade of a city tells you and visitors a good deal about the type of people who live there. These windows are prominent features of the architecture, therefore their preservation is not just a sentimental yearning of a distant ex-pat. They look lovely and serve the purpose they were designed for, to allow you to see out and the light to flood into a room.
I also remember driving through Regents Park in London as an adult and the building there were impressive, but what to me was more impressive, was the sheer size of these windows. I suppose you can tell that I have always had a thing for windows, but many people do.
Many different types of buildings in an around London and other cities, towns and villages in the UK, have sash windows. In the past this was part of typical architecture, so a Cathedral like St. Pauls in London has them, but so too do many domestic housing structures and the houses of Parliament.
Just outside of London in Hillingdon the recently refurbished Burr Hall provides a prime example of how a Victorian building looked in its heyday, and top of the shopping list for the listing council, was to have the sash windows replaced. What was once nearly a ruin has been restored to it former greatness and is now an incredibly beautiful building.
Residents and business owners in London can also do their bit to protect the historical architecture of this great city. So call in sash window repairs in London, before you even think about having those draughty old windows replaced. A lot can be done to save them, make them completely weatherproof, and retain the historical looks of your building. - 33381
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