The historic elements conserved by Eura Conservation included a Grade II listed drinking fountain, listed gates and railings, the metalwork of tombs and four cast iron urns.

The dinosaurs are part of the world's first three-dimensional representation of prehistory at Crystal Palace Park. As part of the extensive renovations of the park landscape, Eura Conservation restored the 150-year-old dinosaurs.

Eura Conservation was the management contractor for this project, being responsible for all works packages. These included conservation works, construction of a new pump room, new hydraulics to the fountain, lighting to the fountain, render works, scaffold, drainage etc., as well as the day-to-day administration of the project.

We were commissioned to restore fountains in the Royal Parks of London, as part of the development of the Princess Diana Memorial Walk. The fountains included drinking fountains for humans and dogs!

As part of the extensive redevelopment of the arboretum, we surveyed, dismantled, conserved and restored a wrought iron bandstand, a shelter and various urns, gates and railings. The result is authentically painted and resistant enough to last for years to come.

We carried out minor conservation work to this pair of lead peacocks from a private estate. The lead was reshaped, and new stainless steel armatures were constructed to prevent further distortion, and to affix the peacocks more firmly to their plinths.