PKHT – The Importance of 19th & 20th Century Mosaics to the Built Environment
If you are looking to refresh your conservation knowledge or encounter historic buildings as part of your work portfolio, but have limited knowledge of the best conservation practice to employ when approaching a project involving traditional buildings, then this is the CPD programme for you. Traditional and historic buildings are an integral part of Perth … Continue reading PKHT – The Importance of 19th & 20th Century Mosaics to the Built Environment
CHF – Wong Kia Fu: ‘Refurbishment of the old Railway Bridges at Rail Corridor Singapore’
Wong Kia Fu: ‘Refurbishment of the old Railway Bridges at Rail Corridor Singapore', chaired by Kelvin Ang Wednesday 29 November, 1pm GMT Wong is a civil engineer at the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore and a part-time lecturer at Singapore’s Building and Construction Authority Academy. In his talk, Wong will share his experience of working on … Continue reading CHF – Wong Kia Fu: ‘Refurbishment of the old Railway Bridges at Rail Corridor Singapore’
Keymer – A History of Clay
A History of Clay CPD - Hosted by Christine Leadbeater (UK Keymer Sales Manager) and Nigel Dyer (UK Heritage Services Manager) The history of English architecture is intertwined with the use of clay tiles with varying periods of popularity. This CPD looks at the roots of traditional heritage roofing and then moves forward to consider … Continue reading Keymer – A History of Clay
IHBC West Midlands Branch – Adaptive re-use of historic buildings
Springfield Campus Grimstone Street, WolverhamptonFriday 1st December at the Wolverhampton School of Architecture, Springfield Campus from 10am until 3PM. We've joined with RIBA and the Wolverhampton & District Society of Architects to bring you a very special session on the 'Adaptive Re-use of Heritage Assets', featuring the £120m project which turned a 12-acre, Grade II listed former brewery into an architecture … Continue reading IHBC West Midlands Branch – Adaptive re-use of historic buildings
CBCS – Talking Conservation Series – Is That Crack Serious? – Thaxted
Thaxted Guildhall Thaxted, Essex5th December 2023 Thaxted Guildhall, Town St, Thaxted, CM6 2LA £125 + VAT* plus booking fee Training Instructors This course will be taught by two of the leading surveyors in the country: Prof. Duncan Philips FRICS and Stephen Boniface FRICS Duncan is one of the UK’s most experienced Chartered Building Surveyors regarding historic and Listed … Continue reading CBCS – Talking Conservation Series – Is That Crack Serious? – Thaxted
LHBT – HOW TO: Create an appropriate evaluation framework
HOW TO: Create an Appropriate Evaluation Framework This 45-minute session (inc. 15-minutes for Q&A) is led by Suzanne Wenczek from Bearwood Associates. Evaluation is a critical part of a heritage project, but it’s not something to be considered at the end of a project; it should be thought through at the outset, and delivered throughout. … Continue reading LHBT – HOW TO: Create an appropriate evaluation framework
National Office – Supporter Surgery
Free, Online Supporter Surgery Sessions 6th December 2023 - 12:00pm - 1:00pm Do you have any questions about the affiliate application form, or the application process? We are currently piloting a series of free, online supporter surgery sessions. They are free to attend for all existing supporters, and those who are considering applying for Affiliate … Continue reading National Office – Supporter Surgery
HESF Webinar/Discussion Series – Apprenticeships in the historic environment sector report
Historic Environment Skills Forum Webinar/Discussion Series – Wednesday 6 December 2023 12.30pm – 1.45pm on Zoom ‘Apprenticeships in the historic environment sector: Examining employer interest and barriers to implementation’ Webinar and Discussion with Alison James and Aisling Nash (MSDS Heritage) on the findings of their report, and how the identified barriers may be addressed within … Continue reading HESF Webinar/Discussion Series – Apprenticeships in the historic environment sector report
SHBT – Space, Form & Structure: The Architecture of Peter Womersley
322 Lawnmarket 322 Lawnmarket, Edinburgh, Scotland, United KingdomJoin Professor Neil Jackson & Matt Loader as they explore the architecture of Peter Womersley. Space, Time & Structure.
CHF – John McGoldrick, ‘Leeds Engines of Empire’
John McGoldrick, ‘Leeds Engines of Empire’, chaired by Rowenna Malone Wednesday 6 December, 6pm GMT John is Curator of Industrial History at Leeds Museum and Galleries. A major engine of Leeds’ prosperity was the railway locomotive building sector and exports to former British and other colonies filled company order books. John’s talk will chart the … Continue reading CHF – John McGoldrick, ‘Leeds Engines of Empire’