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Bosence Building Conservation study and repair vernacular buildings: their materials; crafts; function and decay. see also: @localworkstudio

Lewes, England
Joined February 2016
Don't wanna be here? Send us removal request.
@localworkstudio
Local Works Studio
5 years
Really happy to have been shortlisted for @LFArchitecture #arch42 competition. Working with https://t.co/oqjffkH96k and https://t.co/slIQgWEtYI
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@localworkstudio
Local Works Studio
5 years
Really excited to share our new project. It will be the highest residential building in @sdnpa πŸ”πŸ”πŸ” and built using #CircularEconomy principles using site-based waste materials. Creative and experienced team led by @BBMarchitects with @ElliottWood_
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@BuildLimes
Building Limes Forum
6 years
Our Chairman James Simpson speculates on new structural roles for stone and lime in a more environmentally benign system of post-modern construction in the latest edition of @NatStoneSpec pg10. Digital Natural Stone Specialist magazine - Stone Specialist
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@Bosence_Build
Ben Bosence
6 years
I have an article published today in @BuildLimes journal. About the history and development of oyster shell lime for buildings. More info https://t.co/Gfhgme8w0i @localworkstudio Image shows our cast tile made from #oyster shell lime and demolition waste #waste #buildingcraft
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@craigfrew
Frew Conservation
6 years
Very pleased to have this drop through my letterbox today @BuildLimes ...definitely worth the wait! Another superb Journal thanks to all contributors @TimMeek8 @GoldieScott0471 @plaster_craft @Bosence_Build & more, not forgetting Editor Alison Henry πŸ‘πŸ»
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@redhistorian
Robert Saunders
6 years
3. To remove a statue is not to "erase history". On the contrary, statues themselves can be acts of historical erasure. The Colston Statue, for example, did not mention his role in the slave trade. It constructed a history from which slavery was written out and cast it in bronze.
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@redhistorian
Robert Saunders
6 years
2. Statues inhabit the present, not the past, and are subject to its jurisdiction. Our relationship with the past - and the things we choose to honour - can change over time. It is not an offence against history to reflect those changes in what we commemorate in our public spaces
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@redhistorian
Robert Saunders
6 years
1. Public statues are not politically neutral. They are statements about who and what we honour as a society. The decision to erect (or maintain) them is an exercise of power over the public realm. As such, it carries into one age the values and power structures of another.
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@simon_schama
Simon Schama
6 years
Gladstone played a significant part in this - he actually inherited a share of his father's plantation ..
@StigAbell
Stig Abell
6 years
Some other facts on the abolition of slavery. The final point that the slave-owners not the enslaved were compensated is especially striking.
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@Bosence_Build
Ben Bosence
6 years
Why was this statue still up in the first place? @HistoricEngland needs to rethink their listings pronto. Not acceptable to protect and keep displaying this kind of heritage. #edwardcolston #bristol #historicengland
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@matjones_arch
Matthew Jones
6 years
Thanks @eddwall @localworkstudio for a fascinating case study of implementing local material sourcing and the challenges this brings. I’d quite enjoy a trip to the woods to split some lath right now!
@eddwall
Ed Wall
6 years
Excited to be hosting The Landscapists Seminars over the coming weeks. Thanks to friends and colleagues for joining these critical conversations about how we design and research. Full listings on: https://t.co/ISGIdeBGCb #landscapearchitecture #urbanism #urbandesign
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@localworkstudio
Local Works Studio
6 years
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@localworkstudio
Local Works Studio
7 years
One of our first prototype #bricks from 2018.πŸ’―% site-based #waste. #testing #clay #architecture
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@localworkstudio
Local Works Studio
7 years
Larger samples of our πŸ’―% Waste-based plasters for internal walls. #buildingcraft #wastecolour #architecture #plaster
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@localworkstudio
Local Works Studio
7 years
Waste-based plasters. Colour blends from πŸ’―% #waste materials. #colourmaking #architecture #wastecolour
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@localworkstudio
Local Works Studio
7 years
Really happy to have our oyster tiles added to @MaterialDriven library @BuildingCentre London #oyster #waste
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@MyCommunity21
NickGant Community21
7 years
Looking forward to exhibiting our #waste #materials from the city exhibition @FuturebuildNow with @localworkstudio
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@localworkstudio
Local Works Studio
7 years
Excited to be starting on new project in Newham with @AOCarchitecture @OfficeSandM @CarverHaggard @europaaporue @SOCIALBRDCSTS #urbannewham
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