March 2020

For architects of the past, a common conundrum was the question of designing a building that was aesthetically pleasing but also paid attention to providing a pleasant inside environment too. This led to the concept of the brise soleil. The Brise Soleil Often referred to as a sun blocker, you may know it as a

When you have recently been given a diagnosis of dementia, it can be a scary time. You might feel numb, afraid and not able to absorb everything. Take some time to think and be kind to yourself. It might be useful to speak with counsellors at a memory clinic, for example. You can also contact

With spring in full swing and summer just around the corner, you might think that your home is looking tired and in need of a refresh. While it is great to try to have the latest looks and trends, most people also have to consider the practicalities and the expense. If you are embarking on

Having a front yard is a real blessing for homeowners as there is generally more garden space to plant flowers, and even to have your favourite garden gnomes – not forgetting a gorgeous pathway leading to your front door. If you no longer want a front garden though, there are many different ways you can

Plastic pollution and Climate Change is a massive issue in the modern world, so reducing plastic waste, and switching to reusable energy is as important than ever. According to this, plastic has been found in 60% of sea birds, and found in 100% of the world sea turtles – shocking figures! So it is vital

Security work is not an easy task and looking after high profile performers is certainly one of the most stressful. The romantic thriller The Bodyguard from 1992 attempted to highlight the difficulties in the situation whilst also involving a love story around the guard and the guarded. Despite being nominated for a slew of “Worst”