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The church ceiling after conservation

St Michael’s Church, Camden
The Vestry House c.1914

St Giles in the Field
Church interior

St Stephen’s Church
Blenheim Palace Chapel today

Blenheim Palace Chapel
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Climate Change Consultancy
The exterior

York Assembly Rooms
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