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Site Furnishings Waste Management in Parks August 2, 2023 Posted by David 02 Aug Transforming recreational facilities for a sustainable future Park waste bins should be highly visible and placed in easy to access spaces to encourage use. Parks and recreational facilities hold a special place in the hearts of communities. Their natural beauty makes…

blog Sash windows with single and double active sashes Sash windows with single and double active sashes blog | 03.01.2022 Made of pine, oak or exotic meranti they attract the attention not only of those who have a taste for English style, but also of those who plan new investments in the classic style of…

Joiner working at his bench (høvlebænk) 1767. The above image was reprinted in a 4 volume set of Danish craft history books: Håndværkets Kulturhistorie – Copenhagen 1982-1984. The book titles in English are: Vol. 1: Craft Coming to Denmark. The time before 1550. By Grethe Jacobsen. Vol. 2: Craft in Progress. The period from 1550…

We have become familiar with images of wartime Christmas truces where fighting stopped—but this certainly wasn’t the universal experience on the Western Front 100 years ago. Ambulance trains did not stop running during Christmas 1914—many patients still needed treatment and staff remained on trains during the holidays. Men worked 24 hours a day during Christmas…