About Conservation Wiki
Resource charting the development of colour since the 17th century.
Review of the long-awaited discourse on these beautifully produced, colourful wallpapers.
Book review: Buildings of protestant nonconformity.
The economic, social and environmental benefits of investing in heritage.
A significant chapter in 20th-century construction history.
It is easier talking about a place when you experience its sights, sounds and smells.
Listed buildings and other heritage assets
Review of the bible for heritage assets and their management.
Conservation, climbing and graffiti
Dealing with marginalised heritage at Dumbarton Rock.
Can democratising heritage and balancing budgets coexist?
Drawings of an unbuilt design for Rouen Cathedral – book review.
Alternative futures for heritage
Assembling, curating, caring for, and designing the future.
A conversation between David Mitchell and Caitlin DeSilvey.
How historic preservation is reviving America’s communities. IHBC book review.
Restoring Westminster's ventilation
How research can provide a better understanding of technology in historic buildings.
An ethnographic approach to conservation of the historic environment.
One of the Isle of Man’s best 1960s buildings.
IHBC NewsBlog
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IHBC HESPR top pick from £400k+ costed work this week
NE Lincs seeks appraisal and business planning team for regen, Port of Grimsby 08/04, value £50k
Tailored Review of Historic England: Closing 9 May
The Department for Digital, Culture Media and Sport (DCMS) is conducting a tailored review of Historic England – so to help inform this review, DCMS seeks feedback through an online survey closing on 9 May.
Degree apprenticeship for town planners gets green light from Government
The first degree-level apprenticeship to train Chartered Town Planners in England has been approved by the Government, with employers in England able to recruit candidates.
Councils fear Swansea construction giant’s collapse could be 'Welsh Carillion'
LocalGov new has reported on how the collapse of Dawnus Construction could be a 'Welsh Carillion'.
Civic Voice provides evidence to the England's Building Better Commission
Civic Voice has presented evidence to the Government's Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission.
Find HESPR members’ offices using the IHBC’s new map-based search
IHBC members, colleagues and client bodies can now find the office locations of HESPR members using our new map-based facility.
IHBC Gus Astley Student Awards update - See the benefits through online testimonials
See how 2018 winners have secured places on Nottingham’s 2019 School: ‘Heritage, Risk and Resilience’, 4-6 July, while entries for 2019 close on July 31.
As the government plans to bring forward most of its controversial package of new permitted development rights (PDR) and use class uses Civic Voice raises the deep concerns of local communities.
RICS highlights the ‘High Street’ dilemma: How to save the UK high street
RICS has featured an article from its Modus publication on town centres that asks if there is ‘any purpose in ‘defending’ something once its economic purpose fades?’.
Committee calls for public inquiry into GSA fires
The circumstances surrounding the two fires at the Glasgow School of Art’s Mackintosh Building should be the subject of a public inquiry with judicial powers argued an inquiry into the issue by MSPs on the Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Affairs Committee.
Appointment of new BRE Group CEO: Gillian Charlesworth
BRE Group has appointed a new Group Chief Executive, Gillian Charlesworth, currently a member of the Global Executive team of the RICS, to succeed Niall Trafford.