2025 in Review: A Year of Growth, Gratitude and Big Transitions

As we approach the end of 2025, we’ve found ourselves looking back over the past twelve months with a real sense of appreciation. It’s been a full, lively, and at times slightly chaotic year - in the best possible way - and one that brought opportunities, challenges, and plenty of moments that reminded us why we love what we do.

One of the standout chapters began in late March, when we started a particularly intricate measured building survey across a cluster of interconnected buildings. Each part of the site had its own story to tell, shaped by different centuries and filled with characterful architectural details, including the beautiful Wren Door. Walking through the spaces felt a bit like stepping through time; the way the original 18th‑century structure sits alongside later additions creates a layered history that was a privilege to document.

Because of the scale and the level of detail involved, Phil spent 28 days on site, carefully working through every nook and cranny to make sure nothing was missed. Once the site work wrapped up, the next phase began — weeks of processing and piecing everything together. Most of that work happened during evenings and weekends, squeezed in around family life, because by that point Phil was already away tackling the next major project. It was a stretch of time that felt a bit like spinning plates: long days, lots of travel, and a home life that was equally busy as we packed up our house and prepared to move into temporary accommodation while waiting to complete on our house purchase.

Looking back now, it’s clear that the year wasn’t just about the workload - it was about growth, resilience, and the small wins that kept us going. We’ve been incredibly fortunate to work with clients who value what we do, and we’re genuinely grateful for every project, conversation, and collaboration that’s come our way.

As we begin to wind down for the next couple of weeks, we hope you enjoy a calm, cosy, and restorative festive season. Thank you for being part of our year. We’re excited to step into the new one and see what it brings.

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