Central Section are very fortunate, that in London we have so many beautiful buildings to visit, but surely Two Temple Place must be one of its most amazing architectural gems?
Hidden away on the Embankment behind the Strand, is …
In Part 1 the term ‘Gothic’ was investigated and here in Part 2 we will look at some woodwork that has survived from the medieval Gothic period. On the large structural side and of special interest are two great timber …
This article originally appeared in the July 1924 edition of the IBICC journal
By the kind invitation of the Company; Wm. Mallinson, Esq., J.P., and W. J. Mallinson, …
A blast form the past! The following article was featured in the October 2014 edition of Cutting Edge. David Winson FIOC writes about his visit to Stirling Castle, Scotland, and the spectacular roof timbers!
I recently travelled to Scotland on …
The Following article originally appeared in the April 1924 edition of the British Institute of Certified Carpenters Journal
Since its introduction, French polishing has always maintained its position as the ideal finish for wood …
This work is an outcome of my lifetime involvement in building and woodwork together with my academic studies in Gothic structures which led to my doctoral thesis, submitted in 2013 at Lancaster University. At the request of the examiners I …
Randall Rosenthal is a sculptor from New York, and following an email from IOC member David Winson FIOC, I contacted Randall to see if we could reproduce the ‘article’ and am delighted that he gave his permission and that I …
The lime tree (Tilia Spies) is allegedly present in the UK in three species:
Lime trees are very much natives of Europe, including the …
