Progress continues on the 300 home development.

The 15-year regeneration framework aims to create an urban village in within Stoneygate.

The Leaves of Southwell are among the finest medieval naturalistic carvings in Europe.

The £750m four-year framework will support the delivery of new homes across the north of England.

Bringing together staff and students to help shape the future of this significant museum.

Edward has played a key role in our heritage and ecclesiastical teams.

The project involved the overhaul of a tired 1960s building to create contemporary office space.

Approval has been granted on plans to restore the ballroom at Grade II listed Stretford Public Hall.

Valette Square has been shortlisted for a coveted Housing Design Award.

The NLHF backed project will transform the Grade I listed museum.

Architectural Assistant, Abigail Patel, has been part of the team that has helped launch the network

Take a look back at the past 12 months.

Looking back on 25 years of National Lottery Heritage Fund projects.

The scheme provides architecture undergraduates with practical preparation for their year out.

The work will make it the biggest cultural space in Stretford.

Buttress has welcomed six new starters as the practice continues to grow.

The list is the annual league table of the UK’s biggest consultants.

Efforts to save Grade II* listed Hopwood Hall have entered the latest phase.

Watch our new film to find out more about our Heritage Consultancy services.

Buttress projects are among the thousands of heritage sites taking part.

Buttress' Heritage Consultancy team provided a Heritage Assessment to support the application.

A planning application has been submitted to redevelop the St Joseph's Orphanage site in Preston.

The work will be delivered as a flagship Sustainable Conservation project.

The bursary will allow students and young people to attend the conference free of charge.

The project seeks to realise the full potential of the historic park.

The masterplan sets out an exciting, long-term vision for the area.

The study will identify options that will support the site's long-term future.

New life is to be breathed into The Whitaker after the museum secured a £1.7m NHLF grant.

The project will celebrate Blackpool as the UK’s most popular seaside destination.

The work on the Grade I listed structure is part of a major lottery-backed project.

Work is to begin a project to revitalise one of Leeds’s most historic buildings.

Martin Kirkpatrick and Chithra Marsh report on all the action in Cannes.

The iconic Northern Quarter building will be refurbished to provide contemporary workspaces.

The Grade II listed site will be redeveloped into city centre family housing.

Work has started on the restoration of the Grade II listed fire damaged church.

The works are part of a major campaign to rescue the Grade II* listed building.

The report sets out ten characteristics of housing developments where people want to live.

The redeveloped terrace will provide community, heritage, workshop and retail space.

The re-opening of the mill marks a major milestone in a four-year transformation project.

The plans will bring the Northern Quarter building back into active use.

St Leonards has been granted £218,600 by the Heritage Lottery Fund towards repairs and alterations.

Buttress has become part of a national group championing the use of Building Information Modelling.

Two years on from the fire, we showed Place North West how the restoration work is progressing.

The work is part of a major heritage lottery-backed project.

The news follows a string of awards success for the Salford scheme.

HRH Duchess of Gloucester officially opens the £6 million boarding house.

The plans will see a row a dilapidated terraces converted into a community-focused heritage centre.

The Heart of St Mary's Reordering Project is the church's biggest restoration in 200 years.

The historic site opens its doors following a four year, £5.7 million restoration project.

Prior to their restoration, the coke ovens had previously spent more than 20 years on the list.

The at risk Grade II* listed building has been converted into a new student development.

12 months on from completion, what impact has the redevelopment had on visitors to the site?

The money will be used to transform and regenerate the town's historic centre.

A new community has opened its doors in Salford.