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3 events,
RIBA – Specialist Conservation Series
RIBA Conservation Suite 12th March - 12 November 2024 1pm-2pm *Webinars can be purchased separately* Join us for the ‘Conservation Suite’ with Ingval Maxwell, Michela Pace, Alan Chandler, Charles Bain-Smith and Paul Chatham. This series of four webinars will explore a wide range of conservation issues spanning from the theoretical to the technical. This suite … Continue reading RIBA – Specialist Conservation Series
SLCT – Lime Pointing
Learn the skills to help you carry out your own mortar pointing repairs. Would you like to undertake repointing works as part of a renovation project or simply as general maintenance to traditional masonry structures? This practical 'hands on' training day will give participants the skill to undertake repointing works with confidence. This course will … Continue reading SLCT – Lime Pointing
Heritage Trust Network Conference 2024
Heritage Trust Network is bringing its conference to Scotland in 2024. Conference is always the highlight of the year; a fun and friendly mix of inspirational speakers, lively discussions and fascinating tours and visits to historic sites and community projects. Dunfermline has been chosen as the venue because of its fascinating mix of historic sites and … Continue reading Heritage Trust Network Conference 2024
6 events,
SLCT – P1 Repairing Traditional Masonry (Professional Level 1)
This 2 day workshop aims to provide an introductory guide to the use of a range of lime and other traditional binders for the effective conservation and repair of traditional masonry. Another popular SLCT course is this 2-day workshop for building professionals and provides an introduction to the effective conservation and repair of traditional masonry … Continue reading SLCT – P1 Repairing Traditional Masonry (Professional Level 1)
IHBC London Branch – A Walk on the Wild Side: Balancing the Built and Natural Environments
IHBC London Branch – A Walk on the Wild Side: Balancing the Built and Natural Environments
In Person | 1 October, 2024 | 9am - 16.50pm The IHBC’s London Branch 2024 Day conference, on 1 October, looks at the conflicts that can arise between the conservation of the natural and of the historic environment and how these might be resolved in this year’s wide-ranging and celebrated annual Conference, at the Grade … Continue reading IHBC London Branch – A Walk on the Wild Side: Balancing the Built and Natural Environments
C20 – Post-war Stained Glass in the City of London Lecture
C20 – Post-war Stained Glass in the City of London Lecture
Alexandra Epps will talk about the unique stained glass stories of people, time and place within the post-war stained glass of the historic churches of the City of London. Hybrid | 1 October 2024 | 6.30pm To attend in person, click here To attend online via Zoom, click here Venue: The Gallery, 70 Cowcross Street, … Continue reading C20 – Post-war Stained Glass in the City of London Lecture
5 events,
SPAB – Maintaining Welsh Churches
SPAB – Maintaining Welsh Churches
In Person | 2 October, 2024 | 9.30am - 3.45pm Are you involved in caring for and maintaining a place of worship in Wales? Caring for a historic building can feel like a never-ending task, but thankfully there are some simple steps you can take to keep your building in good condition and reduce the … Continue reading SPAB – Maintaining Welsh Churches
UK Construction Week 2024 – Retrofitting Heritage Buildings
UK Construction Week 2024 – Retrofitting Heritage Buildings
This talk is part of UK Construction Week 2024 Birmingham NEC | 1-3 October 2024 | 12.15pm -1pm This talk will take place at the Net Zero Hub. In partnership with the National Retrofit Hub. Find out more on the website here
3 events,
SPAB – Scotland’s Churches: Reading a Church
SPAB – Scotland’s Churches: Reading a Church
Online | 3 October 2024 | 12pm - 1.30pm Have you ever wondered what all the parts of a church are called, and which bit is the oldest? If you know what to look for, it’s possible to uncover a building’s secrets by looking around for clues. This ‘reading’ of a building is a great … Continue reading SPAB – Scotland’s Churches: Reading a Church
6 events,
C20 – Split, Croatia Tour
Peter Elborn together with Ana Šverko, architect and architectural historian, will lead a tour of the twentieth century architecture of Split, a World Heritage Site. The tour will include significant examples of C20 Croatian architecture. Split, Croatia | 4-6 October 2024 | 5pm Start time/place: 5pm/Outside Museum of Fine Arts, Split Finish time/place: 6pm/Museum of … Continue reading C20 – Split, Croatia Tour
SLCT – Lime Pointing
SLCT – Lime Pointing
Learn the skills to help you carry out your own mortar pointing repairs. Would you like to undertake repointing works as part of a renovation project or simply as general maintenance to traditional masonry structures? This practical 'hands on' training day will give participants the skill to undertake repointing works with confidence. This course will … Continue reading SLCT – Lime Pointing
Civic Voice – The Grey Belt: Shape our response to the House of Lords Inquiry
Civic Voice – The Grey Belt: Shape our response to the House of Lords Inquiry
Civic Voice is hosting a number of informal one-hour discussions focused on the newly proposed "Grey Belt" designation and the ongoing House of Lords inquiry into its potential impact on planning and development. This inquiry is a crucial element of the government’s strategy to meet its target of building 1.5 million new homes over the … Continue reading Civic Voice – The Grey Belt: Shape our response to the House of Lords Inquiry
C20 – Advertising Architects: The Architectural Review
C20 – Advertising Architects: The Architectural Review
Dr Jessica Kelly will look at how The Architectural Review in the mid-twentieth century publicised and promoted architects and architecture for a public audience. Hybrid | 4 October 2024 | 6.30pm To attend in person, click here To attend online, via Zoom, click here Venue: The Gallery, 70 Cowcross Street, London, EC1M 6EJ Before 1986 registered architects … Continue reading C20 – Advertising Architects: The Architectural Review
3 events,
SPAB – Essex Group Visit to Bridge Farm, Tolleshunt d’Arcy
SPAB – Essex Group Visit to Bridge Farm, Tolleshunt d’Arcy
Saturday 5 October, 10.45am - 1pm Join the Essex Group on a visit to a fascinating historic house, not usually open to the public. Bridge Farm, located on the outskirts of Tolleshunt d’Arcy, was bought recently by Julia Barnes after years of neglect. The house has now been stripped of modern “improvements" and is an … Continue reading SPAB – Essex Group Visit to Bridge Farm, Tolleshunt d’Arcy
5 events,
WHUK – World Heritage UK 2024 Annual Conference
WHUK’s 2024 Annual Conference Monday 7th and Tuesday 8th October 2024. The conference’s theme will be announced in the new year. The conference will be hybrid, in-person as well as broadcast digitally via YouTube. The conference is supported by Cornish Mining WHS and Cornwall County Council. Further details to follow
WHUK 2024 Annual Conference – Making the Most of World Heritage: Growing the Benefits, Avoiding the Pitfalls, Thinking Long Term
WHUK’s 2024 Annual Conference will be held Monday 7th and Tuesday 8th October 2024. The conference’s theme will be “Making the Most of World Heritage: Growing the Benefits, Avoiding the Pitfalls, Thinking Long Term”. Monday: 9.30am – Registration/teas/coffees 10.00am – Welcomes from: Lazare Eloundou Assomo, Director of World Heritage, UNESCO (video) Sir Chris Bryant, Heritage Minister, DCMS … Continue reading WHUK 2024 Annual Conference – Making the Most of World Heritage: Growing the Benefits, Avoiding the Pitfalls, Thinking Long Term
World Heritage UK 2024 Annual Conference
WHUK’s 2024 Annual Conference will be held Monday 7th and Tuesday 8th October 2024. The conference’s theme will be announced in the new year. The conference will be hybrid, in-person as well as broadcast digitally via YouTube. The conference is supported by Cornish Mining WHS and Cornwall County Council.
C20 – The Life and Work of Friedensreich Hundertwasser Lecture
C20 – The Life and Work of Friedensreich Hundertwasser Lecture
The Life and Work of Friedensreich Hundertwasser Lecture Monday 7 October 2024 at 6.30pm - Hybrid (In person and via Zoom) The Gallery, 70 Cowcross Street, London, EC1M 6EJ Last September the C20 ‘Building of the Month’ was Spittelau Incinerator, Vienna. Visitors to Vienna are beguiled by the buildings altered by Friedensreich Hundertwasser (1928-2000), but … Continue reading C20 – The Life and Work of Friedensreich Hundertwasser Lecture
7 events,
NHIG – Ironwork Conference 2024: Tradition & Innovation
NHIG – Ironwork Conference 2024: Tradition & Innovation
Event Details Start Tuesday 8th October 2024 - 10:00am (Registration opens 9.30am)Finish Tuesday 8th October 2024 - 5:30pm (after tour of ironwork) Event Location Hampton Court Palace Garden RoomHampton Court Palace, East Molesey, KT8 9AU Event DescriptionTraditional skills are passed on with the benefit of being tried and tested, and for that reason trusted. But craftsmanship is … Continue reading NHIG – Ironwork Conference 2024: Tradition & Innovation
C20 – British Pit Head Baths Symposium
C20 – British Pit Head Baths Symposium
Led by the Twentieth Century Society and Professor Gary Boyd (Queens University Belfast), with funding from the Mellon Foundation and the Arts and Humanities Research Council, this one-day symposium will present interim findings from a new research project instigating the heritage and legacies of British Pithead Bath buildings. London | 8 October 2024 | 11am … Continue reading C20 – British Pit Head Baths Symposium
Design Council – Resourceful Coding: Maximising Efficiency Through Collaboration
Design Council – Resourceful Coding: Maximising Efficiency Through Collaboration
Join our design code seminars to hear from local authorities as they share their experiences as part of phase 3 of the pathfinder programme. Come along to hear about ways to make resource and time efficiencies whilst coding, the importance of good working relationships with consultants and other departments within the local authority, and ways … Continue reading Design Council – Resourceful Coding: Maximising Efficiency Through Collaboration
2 events,
CBCS – Surveying Essentials: Building Pathology
CBCS – Surveying Essentials: Building Pathology
The output of any building inspection or building survey is a written report. Every surveyor will be judged by the quality of the report produced. You might be the best surveyor ever, but if you can’t write a good report then you are at risk of complaints from your client and open yourself up to … Continue reading CBCS – Surveying Essentials: Building Pathology
4 events,
SPAB – Plain Lime Plastering
Join us for a hands-on introduction to lime plastering – perfect for both budding DIYers and professional plasterers who want to build their skills with this traditional material. Our course venue is the custom-designed plastering studio at the National Trust’s Heritage and Rural Skills Centre, where you’ll have your very own plastering bay to practice throughout … Continue reading SPAB – Plain Lime Plastering
HES & The Engine Shed – Heritage Planning
HES & The Engine Shed – Heritage Planning
Members of Historic Environment Scotland’s Heritage Team and Stirling Council will discuss how they manage change to Scotland’s built heritage, both in strategic terms as well as practical matters. This includes how proposals to alter listed buildings or build new developments in conservation areas are reviewed, considered and determined both fairly and transparently. A networking lunch will … Continue reading HES & The Engine Shed – Heritage Planning
Place Services – Historic Building Surveying: Structural Assessment & Repair Specification
Place Services – Historic Building Surveying: Structural Assessment & Repair Specification
The course is aimed at anyone wanting to further their understanding of historic building surveying, condition surveys and scheduling or specifying of repairs. The results of the day course will provide a detailed schedule of repairs, with commentary on specification of the C13 barns at Cressing. This will be used to inform future ongoing conservation … Continue reading Place Services – Historic Building Surveying: Structural Assessment & Repair Specification
5 events,
Pros-Picta – Architectura Picta International Festival, Rome
October 11 -13, 2024 The Festival is the celebration of the art of illusory Architecture and Architectural Perspectives. It is taking place in Rome, the world art capital, during three intensive days of direct work experience with professionals of Decorative Painting and scholars of Architectural Drawing and Perspective. The Festival provides a full immersion into ‘painted architectures’ and … Continue reading Pros-Picta – Architectura Picta International Festival, Rome
SLCT – H8WT 45: Prepare & Mix Traditional Lime Mortars
SLCT – H8WT 45: Prepare & Mix Traditional Lime Mortars
This unit is about understanding the selection, measuring and mixing of a range of traditional lime mortars for the repair of traditional buildings and structures. SQA National Units H8WT 45 - Part of Professional Development Award (PDA) in Repair and Maintenance of Traditional Masonry (0.5 Credits)
IHBC North Branch – CPD Event: Darlington – Hopetown: £35m Heritage Led Regeneration of Historic Railway Buildings
IHBC North Branch – CPD Event: Darlington – Hopetown: £35m Heritage Led Regeneration of Historic Railway Buildings
IHBC North is pleased to announce its Autumn full-day CPD event at Darlington’s Hopetown, an extraordinary regeneration project and part of the £35m funded linear Heritage Action Zone project (HAZ) leading up to the Stockton and Darlington Railway bicentenary celebrations in 2025. A unique opportunity to hear about the project’s challenges, experiences and achievements from principal HAZ partners: … Continue reading IHBC North Branch – CPD Event: Darlington – Hopetown: £35m Heritage Led Regeneration of Historic Railway Buildings
3 events,
ASBP – Natural Fibre Insulation Week 2024
Join the Alliance for Sustainable Building Products and the ASBP Natural Fibre Insulation Group for an exciting new showcase of natural fibre insulation (NFI) products and systems, with a series of in-person events, CPDs, tours and practical hands-on workshops taking place across the UK from 14th – 18th October 2024. #NFIWeek2024 will provide architects, designers, specifiers, contractors … Continue reading ASBP – Natural Fibre Insulation Week 2024
AHSS – Echoes of Faith: Protecting Religious Built Heritage in Secular Scotland with DJ Johnston-Smith
AHSS – Echoes of Faith: Protecting Religious Built Heritage in Secular Scotland with DJ Johnston-Smith
DJ JOHNSTON-SMITH – Echoes of Faith: Protecting Religious Built Heritage in Secular Scotland Monday 14th October 2024 6.30pm at Augustine United Church, 41 George IV Bridge, Edinburgh EH1 1EL (wheelchair accessible) Note: Lecture will also be streamed online via Zoom Scotland’s Churches Trust has been protecting and preserving the nation’s sacred buildings since 1978. Its … Continue reading AHSS – Echoes of Faith: Protecting Religious Built Heritage in Secular Scotland with DJ Johnston-Smith
5 events,
HES & The Engine Shed – Climate Change, Energy Efficiency and Adaptive Re-use of Buildings
HES & The Engine Shed – Climate Change, Energy Efficiency and Adaptive Re-use of Buildings
Scotland’s traditional buildings must be carefully assessed and appropriately retrofitted to mitigate the potential damage of climate change to their historic fabric and cultural significance. Join us as we delve into aspects of climate change policy, explore theoretical and practical solutions that are making a difference, and discuss how we can protect Scotland's assets for … Continue reading HES & The Engine Shed – Climate Change, Energy Efficiency and Adaptive Re-use of Buildings
Design Council – Seamless Integration: Making Design Codes Work for Development Managers
Design Council – Seamless Integration: Making Design Codes Work for Development Managers
Join our design code seminars to hear from local authorities as they share their experiences as part of phase 3 of the pathfinder programme. For codes to drive meaningful change, they must be user-friendly, clearly communicate design expectations, and be easily understood and applied by Development Management (DM) officers. Come along to hear how pathfinders … Continue reading Design Council – Seamless Integration: Making Design Codes Work for Development Managers
HTN – Sustainable High Street Regeneration
HTN – Sustainable High Street Regeneration
What does it take to revitalise a town centre? What partnerships, initiatives and mindsets are essential to put the heritage built environment at the very heart of the transformation? Online | 15 October | 3pm - 4.30pm Join us for our webinar exploring how one company spearheaded the regeneration of Nottingham’s architectural, cultural and industrial … Continue reading HTN – Sustainable High Street Regeneration
3 events,
IHBC Council – ‘Better legislation for the historic environment – lessons from Cardiff Bay’ with Barrister Dr Charles Mynors
IHBC Council – ‘Better legislation for the historic environment – lessons from Cardiff Bay’ with Barrister Dr Charles Mynors
Charles Mynors considers the lessons recent changes in Wales might have for other UK historic environment legislation: REGISTER NOW for IHBC’s next Council online, Wednesday 16 October, 4pm Join the IHBC’s Council online on Wednesday 16 October at 4pm for Barrister Dr Charles Mynors on ‘Better legislation for the historic environment – lessons from Cardiff Bay’. … Continue reading IHBC Council – ‘Better legislation for the historic environment – lessons from Cardiff Bay’ with Barrister Dr Charles Mynors
4 events,
The Glass-House Community Led Design – Glass-House Chats: Can housing be a catalyst for great places?
The Glass-House Community Led Design – Glass-House Chats: Can housing be a catalyst for great places?
Glass-House Chats are monthly hour-long online spaces for conversation and connection, to ask questions and explore ideas, approaches and methods, share learning and meet others. The sessions are chaired by The Glass-House team, who will briefly introduce the theme and then open the floor for an informal and open discussion among participants. To ensure space … Continue reading The Glass-House Community Led Design – Glass-House Chats: Can housing be a catalyst for great places?
SAL – A Date with the Two Cerne Giants: Results of the National Trusts Excavation in 2020
SAL – A Date with the Two Cerne Giants: Results of the National Trusts Excavation in 2020
A Date with the Two Cerne Giants: Results of the National Trusts Excavation in 2020 ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS LECTURE A date with the two Cerne Giants: results of the National Trusts excavation in 2020 by Dr Michael J Allen FSA Online and In Person
2 events,
SLCT – Introduction to Plain Lime Plastering
SLCT – Introduction to Plain Lime Plastering
This one day workshop aims to provide an introductory guide to the preparation and application of plain lime plaster to both lath and masonry backgrounds which abound our historic buildings for internal wall and ceiling finishes. Lime plaster has a long history of use as a finishing material for internal walls and ceilings in Scotland … Continue reading SLCT – Introduction to Plain Lime Plastering
3 events,
SLCT – Introduction to Scottish Slating Practices
SLCT – Introduction to Scottish Slating Practices
This one day course aims to provide an introductory guide to traditional Scottish roofs including function, structure, external roof shapes, typical details and decorative features, the causes of deterioration and the main causes of failure. Practical work includes sizing and trimming slates, setting out and nailing a simple traditional slate roof and undertaking repairs. By … Continue reading SLCT – Introduction to Scottish Slating Practices
Design Council – Unlocking Potential: Galvanising Wider Council Objectives Through Codes
Design Council – Unlocking Potential: Galvanising Wider Council Objectives Through Codes
Join our design code seminars to hear from local authorities as they share their experiences as part of phase 3 of the pathfinder programme. Come along to hear about how design codes have started to create tangible benefits in local areas through a more streamlined planning process, stronger community and stakeholder buy-in, and wider regeneration … Continue reading Design Council – Unlocking Potential: Galvanising Wider Council Objectives Through Codes
4 events,
C20 – Barcelona: Rationalism beyond La Rambla Tour
Wednesday 23 October to Saturday 26 October 2024 Start time/place:7pm/outside Hotel del Mar, Pla de Palau, 19, Barcelona 08003 Finish time/place: 5.30pm/Mies’ Barcelona Pavilion Jonathan Duff will lead a visit to Barcelona one of the world’s great design cities. From Mies van der Rohe’s Barcelona Pavilion to Sert’s Miro Foundation masterpiece, we will visit significant … Continue reading C20 – Barcelona: Rationalism beyond La Rambla Tour
LPOC – The Listed Property Show in Malvern
For the first time, the Club is bringing their renowned show to Malvern in October. Malvern | 23 & 24 October, 2024 | 9am - 5pm We have brought together the most comprehensive collection of regional and national specialist conservation suppliers and experts all under one roof. Whether you would like advice on damp, energy … Continue reading LPOC – The Listed Property Show in Malvern
CBCS – Surveying Essentials: Further investigations in survey reports
CBCS – Surveying Essentials: Further investigations in survey reports
It is very likely that any building survey report will contain the advice to the client to get a further investigation. However, some surveyors have been seen to almost rely on this rather than providing the advice themselves. From the client point-of-view this is not helpful and it can especially be seen as a … Continue reading CBCS – Surveying Essentials: Further investigations in survey reports
6 events,
Place Services – Heritage Statements and Assessing Significance
Place Services – Heritage Statements and Assessing Significance
Essex | 24 October 2024 | 9.30am - 4pm When working in the Historic Environment it is essential to understand the significance of heritage assets affected by a proposal. This is not only required by planning policy, but also undertaking such assessments at the outset provides a sound baseline for an appropriate proposal. This course … Continue reading Place Services – Heritage Statements and Assessing Significance
IHBC East Anglia Branch – Conservation Engineering: The structural repair of historic buildings
IHBC East Anglia Branch – Conservation Engineering: The structural repair of historic buildings
Join the East Anglia Branch for a CPD training day exploring the topic of Conservation Engineering and the structural repair of historic buildings, minimising structural intervention. Norwich | 24 October 2024 | 9.30am - 4.30pm The training will be delivered by Ian Hume, a former Head of Conservation Engineering at English Heritage and will consider … Continue reading IHBC East Anglia Branch – Conservation Engineering: The structural repair of historic buildings
AHSS – Streamlining the Streets with Fiona Sinclair
AHSS – Streamlining the Streets with Fiona Sinclair
FIONA SINCLAIR – Streamlining the Streets Thursday 24th October 2024 7.30pm at St Andrews West Church & Renfield Centre, 260 Bath Street, Glasgow Note: Lecture will also be live-streamed via Zoom A surprising amount of construction took place in Renfrewshire during the 1930s. Fiona Sinclair, architect and historian, will illustrate the wealth of buildings from … Continue reading AHSS – Streamlining the Streets with Fiona Sinclair
4 events,
SLCT – Making, Using and Specifying Hot Mixed Lime Mortars
SLCT – Making, Using and Specifying Hot Mixed Lime Mortars
This one day workshop aims to provide an introductory guide to the preparation and use of’ hot mixed’ lime mortars, that is, mortars prepared by slaking quicklime, sand and natural hydraulic lime binders (and possibly other additives like tallow). By the end of the course, attendees will be able to recognise traditionally made ‘hot mixed’ … Continue reading SLCT – Making, Using and Specifying Hot Mixed Lime Mortars
CBCS – Pre-retrofit historic timber-frame training day : Long Thurlow, Suffolk
CBCS – Pre-retrofit historic timber-frame training day : Long Thurlow, Suffolk
One of the largest full-house retrofit projects – to include datalogging of RH, moisture and temperature. Come and see it now, before the works starts! Why you should do this training course This is our fourth visit to this house. This visit follows three phases of extensive ‘opening up’ works to expose the historic … Continue reading CBCS – Pre-retrofit historic timber-frame training day : Long Thurlow, Suffolk
2 events,
CBCS – Surveying Essentials: Is that crack serious?
CBCS – Surveying Essentials: Is that crack serious?
This cpd session is focused on traditional buildings. Old buildings are different to new buildings in many ways and they can move, crack and distort quite easily. Clients might be worried and as professionals we need to be able to understand what we are looking at and when a crack, or other symptom of … Continue reading CBCS – Surveying Essentials: Is that crack serious?
3 events,
HES & The Engine Shed – Heritage Careers Week: Practical Skills Event
HES & The Engine Shed – Heritage Careers Week: Practical Skills Event
Event Description As part of Heritage Careers Week, join us for a series of hands-on workshops with experts from the Engine Shed and some of our sector partners. We will showcase traditional building materials and skills, and some of the innovative techniques used within the Heritage Sector. Workshops will be delivered by a range of … Continue reading HES & The Engine Shed – Heritage Careers Week: Practical Skills Event
SAL – Urban borehole surveys and the origins of the Roman Forum
SAL – Urban borehole surveys and the origins of the Roman Forum
Urban borehole surveys and the origins of the Roman Forum Ordinary Meeting lecture in conjunction with the Roman Society by Dr Nicola Terrenato Online and In Person