The second worst thing in the world

Article Abstract:

It is now widely recognized in the UK that moving house can bring great psychological pressures. Experience of the process of buying and selling properties offers no protection against stress. Most movers regard the period before exchange of contracts as most stressful, but psychological trauma can come at any stage in the process. It is important to be aware that children can experience very strong emotions associated with moving house.

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A des res with all mod cons and some very quiet neighbours

Article Abstract:

There is often considerable interest from potential purchasers in property located in a graveyard. However, potential purchasers may be deterred if there are many ghost stories associated with the graveyard. It may be difficult in some cases to obtain planning permission to convert a property located in a graveyard for residential use. Those who live in a graveyard may have to deal with frequent funerals and visitors.

Buildings and facilities, Cemeteries

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Georgian was the last thing on my mind

Article Abstract:

It is important to encourage clients to consider how they live, according to architect Mark Guard, who created an open-plan living space in a semi-derelict Georgian terrace house in London, England, for Vicky and Ian Lynagh. He feels that the architect's role is to propose what is possible.

Interview, Architects, Guard, Mark

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