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Masonry is designed to be repaired piecemeal: here, failed stones are cut out at Bowden Pant (1861, Category C(S)) by a mason from McIntyre Masonry. The completed repairs, above right, will blend in harmoniously over time.. Source: The art of repair conservation principles in practice in IHBCs Yearbook 2014, published by The Institute of Historic Building Conservation. It was written by Robin Kent DiplArch(Oxf) MA RIBA RIAS AABC IHBC, a conservation accredited chartered architect with wide experience of practical conservation work both in government and private practice. https://www.ihbc.org.uk/page55/yearbook/index.html

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