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APT Annual Conference – “Preserving the Metropolis”

11-15 October 2013
New York

“Preserving the Metropolis” will open the discussion on protecting urban cultural heritage in the 21st century by exploring best practices and viable solutions from New York and around the world, all while earning attendees a year’s worth of CEUs.

In addition to presentations with international relevance to cities of all sizes, the conference and related events will provide the opportunity to present lessons learned from one of the oldest international metropolises, and demonstrate why New York City remains a magical and unequalled place to live and visit.

Further details: LINK

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Event, IHBC Area of competence - Intervention

Study and use of Lime in building

University of York
Department of Archaeology
Conservation Studies CPD

Thursday and Friday, 21 – 22 October 2010

This two-day course aims to provide an introductory guide to the nature of the material, how to specify and use it in practical repair and conservation work, and (through practical work) to gain a first-hand experience of using lime for repairs.

Those booking a place on both PC1A and PC1B will receive a 10% discount.

Location: King’s Manor, York

Course fee: £195

Email: Pam Ward at pab11@york.ac.uk

Telephone: 01904 433997

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Event, IHBC Area of competence - Professional

The Sustainable Community Building Refurbishment vs New Build

21 October 2010

The Glass-House Debate Series

The Glass-House Community Led Design is a national charity working to help local people and regeneration professionals make better community buildings, spaces, homes and neighbourhoods.

The Sustainable Community Building Refurbishment vs New Build

Each year The Glass-House and partner organisations hold a free nationwide debate series focusing on a topic related to the design of the built environment.

This year we will be exploring the sustainability of the community building. We will be looking at the challenges and opportunities faced by community organisations when they take on the management or ownership of a community building and will discussing what the social, environmental and economical implications are of doing so for both refurbishment and new builds.

With a diverse speaker panel providing first-hand accounts you will be able to gain a deeper understanding of the topic and be able to share your views. This is your chance to join in the lively discussion!

Event Info

Where: RSE Scotland Foundation, Edinburgh

When: 21 October 2010

Time: Refreshments from 5.30pm, Debate 6-8pm

Flyer

How to apply

For more info and to register your free place please visit our website www.theglasshouse.org.uk and go to the What’s On page or contact jaina@theglasshouse.org.uk 0207 490 4583.

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Engaging the Big Society

Bedfordshire, 9 November

It’s probably too early for anyone to organise effective training courses on the Big Society; there are still too many uncertainties and the concept is still evolving. So here’s the next best thing – a TCI Practitioner Roundtable where professionals join together to consider the difficult issues, under the facilitation of experienced specialists in public engagement SPECIAL OFFER – Book 1 place and get a second at half price. N.B. To qualify for this offer please book via email to martin@consultationinstitute.org not via the website

Details – click here

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Sharing Cultures 2013

24-26 June 2013
Portugal

Sharing Cultures 2013 – 3rd International Conference on Intangible Heritage follows the path established by the previous Conference on Intangible Heritage (Sharing Cultures 2009 and 2011) and aims at pushing further the discussion on Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH), under the main topics proposed by the UNESCO Convention adding some new field of discussion, namely on what concerns management and promotion of ICH, educational matters and musealization.

Further details: LINK

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