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February 2020
March 2020
Futurebuild 2020 – Buildings Section
The Building section of Futurebuild will cover all aspects of building including new build, refurb and retrofit across domestic and commercial projects. It will be the home for manufacturers and builders’ merchants from across a wide spectrum of building products including roofing, claddings, renders and bricks, insulation and glazing. Here you will meet the leading architects, specifiers, building service engineers and local authority representatives, all looking to explore the latest building technology, legislation and products.
Find out more »ASCHB – AGM & Conference – Conserving Knowledge: Recording, archiving and retrieving the historic environment for future generations
We will be turning the spotlight on what makes a complete record; how to capture it; new technologies of recording; current practices and challenges; and what constitutes the ideal record.
Find out more »Tiles & Architectural Ceramics Society – Terracotta: Past, Present and Future
Organised by the Tiles & Architectural Ceramics Society, this conference aims to provide a historical context for the use of terracotta and faïence in architectural structures and the latest information on the restoration and refurbishment of buildings bearing these materials. It will also, importantly, promote the use of terracotta and faïence in contemporary new-build projects. Leading practitioners in the field of architectural conservation, manufacture of terracotta and faïence, and designers of new-build construction featuring these materials will be among the…
Find out more »GCHT – Professional Accreditation Conference
In 2017 and 2018 GCHT held forums focused on the state of Glasgow’s historic built environment. These forums were well-attended by stakeholders from both the private and public sector, and identified a number of concerns about the resources available for the city’s historic environment. One of the main concerns identified was a skills gap of conservation accredited building professionals, which presents a major hurdle for the delivery of repairs and maintenance for historic buildings. GCHT will host a conference for…
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CIOB – Conservation Conference
Save the Date The theme for the 2020 CIOB Conservation Conference is Future skills for traditional buildings
Find out more »May 2020
Civic Voice – Annual Conference
More information forthcoming.
Find out more »University of Oxford – The Great House in the Twenty-first Century
The great house, which in the years after World War II had seemed to be doomed as an historic anachronism in a society with other priorities, enjoyed a remarkable renaissance in the latter part of the 20th-century. Its popularity for the hereditary aristocracy, aspiring owners and the visiting public has continued to blossom in the present century. This weekend will provide an opportunity to explore some of the themes which have emerged since the turn of the millennium and will…
Find out more »Adapt Northern Heritage – 2020 Conference
Climate change is threatening historic places across the world, especially in the world’s northern regions. The international Adapt Northern Heritage Conference 2020 will explore practices and research concerned with: assessing the environmental impacts of climate change and their associated risks on historic places planning and/or implementing adaptation measures to make historic places more resilient to climate change, where possible, or alternatively manage their loss. This peer-review conference offers themed parallel sessions over the course of two days with oral and…
Find out more »June 2020
AMPS Conference – Exploring Heritage, Architecture, Cities, Art, Media
Today the digital is ubiquitous across all disciplines connected with life in cities: urban history, architecture, planning, art, design, media, communications, and more. Examples abound. As the Western world comes to deeper understandings of its heritage in the 21st Century, technology is ever more present in our reading of the past. Data mapping is standard in conservation and social history. Archaeologists use digital tools in geophysics, laser scanning, and compositional analysis. Landscape and architectural visualizations populate museums across the world. In…
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