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Heritage Architecture
Recladding a heritage house
In New Zealand's urban areas many homes built pre-1930 are considered to have historic significance, or heritage value. Preserving the historical and architectural integrity of heritage homes (or any architecturally significant home) is compulsory in some areas and is a delicate task that demands careful consideration, especially when it comes to recladding. While recladding can improve the aesthetics and structural integrity of a heritage house, it also carries the responsib

Hamish Wakefield
Mar 63 min read
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