Join us for a new interactive online workshop to hone your tone, find the right tools for the job and become a master-text builder! If you are new to heritage interpretation or just want to brush up on your skills this is the workshop for you. Through participating in creative activities, you will gain the confidence and skills to write copy that starts a conversation with your audiences. On booking, you will be sent an activity pack in the post, full…

Join us, online, for an interesting on the subject of: The Legislation that Protects our Heritage, part of the Disability and Inclusion Series This session will discuss Buildings of special Architectural and historic interest and the protection offered to them under the Planning (listed and conservation Areas) Act 1990, specifically looking at Listing, Preservation notices and conservation areas. We will also look at other designations such as World Heritage sites and Scheduled Monuments.   Combination Ticket Available for All Four…

Join us, online, for an interesting talk on the subject of: Which Guides and Documents Can Help Me to Achieve Good Design Outcomes And Compliance? , part of the Disability and Inclusion Series Here we will discuss the regulatory documents such as the building regulations, we will also look at the supplementary guidance like the relevant British Standards and other design guidance. Understanding and balancing the content of these documents helps us to apply their content in such a way…

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 and Kinross's built environment with many of its population centres, such as Perth, celebrated for their rich historic character. Whilst valued, historic buildings are often…

A unique two-day celebration of all things iron in and around World Heritage Greenwich. A focal point for Britain’s maritime and horological heritage, as well as the site of Henry VIII’s armoury, Greenwich is steeped in ironwork history. This one-off event will celebrate the fascinating, multi-faceted material that has played such a vital role in our history, and contributed in so many different ways to major technological developments across the globe. A series of talks at the Old Royal Naval College will…

One century ago the City Symphony was at the cutting edge of visual representation. It was the site of some of the most challenging concepts and ideas the art world had ever seen. Its ruptures in spatiotemporal representation were seen as natural extensions of the avant-garde: cubist painting in the mode of Braque, the architectural visions of Vladimir Tatlin, the spatio-sculptural works of Aleksandr Rodchenko, the photography of Moholy-Nagy and later Florence Henri, to name but a few. The intervening…