1st Edition
An Introduction to Architectural Conservation Philosophy, Legislation and Practice
By Nick Lee Evans
Copyright 2019
126 Pages
by
RIBA Publishing
126 Pages
by
RIBA Publishing
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There are over half a million listed buildings in Britain, conservation areas can be found in every borough, and a large proportion of our housing stock pre-dates 1914. So, whether in extending a listed house, reordering a local church, or converting an historic warehouse, most architects will work with historic buildings at some point in their career – even if they are not a specialist... Read more
1. The Role of the Architect 2. The Underlying Principles of Conservation 3. Reasons Why Historic Buildings May Need to Change 4. Government Policy for Heritage Assets 5. Designation Systems and Legislative Framework 6. Assessing a Building’s Significance 7. Applying for Consent 8. Reconciling Matters From Fees to Site Inspections 9. Practical Matters
Biography
Nick Lee-Evans is the Managing Partner of the Lee Evans Partnership. He champions the concept of local distinctiveness, the innovative use of sustainable local materials, and the imaginative reuse of historic buildings. He has worked on numerous listed buildings, including barns, Napoleonic forts, and stately homes.
