IHBC articles

This is a list of articles on Conservation Wiki (part of Designing Buildings Wiki) that were created by The Institute of Historic Building Conservation (IHBC).

1. IHBC responds to Energy Company Obligation ECO4 and PAS 2035. September 2021.
2. Video gaming technology and heritage. September 2021
3. Using drones for inspection and survey. August 2021.
4. The Architecture of British Seaside Piers. August 2021.
5. PAS 2038 and older buildings. August 2021.
6. Innovation and investigation at the Hill House. August 2021
7. The Creeping Plague of Ghastly Facadism. August 2021
8. Digital modelling for retrofit. August 2021
9. Digital technology in the historic environment. August 2021
10. BIM for heritage asset management. August 2021
11. Guidance on Alterations to Listed Buildings. August 2021
12. Conservation area review and management. July 2021
13. Memorials and public parks. July 2021
14. WH Crossland: an architectural biography. July 2021
15. Restoring Orleans House Octagon. July 2021
16. Oxford College Gardens and Cambridge College Gardens. July 2021
17. London Historic Buildings Trust resilient heritage project. July 2021
18. The English Folly: the edifice complex. July 2021
19. Traditional straw thatching in times of shortage. July 2021
20. New neighbours in Hyattsville. July 2021.
21. Understanding context. June 2021.
22. Becoming Jane Jacobs. June 2021.
23. The revival of the public square. June 2021.
24. 2020 IHBC Gus Astley Student Awards. June 2021.
25. ‎The history of the dimensions and design of roads, streets and carriageways. June 2021
26. Heritage and urban design in Tamaki Makaurau / Auckland. June 2021
27. Windsor Castle: a thousand years of a royal palace. May 2021
28. Kenneth Browne and townscape in Leicester. May 2021
29. The influence of digital technologies on conservation. May 2021
30. IHBC 2021 Heritage MarketPlace. May 2021.
31. Data sought for IHBC listed buildings prosecutions database. May 2021.
32. IHBC Annual School 2021. May 2021.
33. Conserving Stowe. May 2021
34. Oxford conservation projects. May 2021
35. Oxford's open spaces. April 2021.
36. Intensifying development in Oxford. April 2021.
37. Reorganising and conserving Oxford's Mitre site. April 2021.
38. Conserving the Hilda Besse Building. April 2021.
39. The Edwardians and Their Houses: the new life of old England. April 2021.
40. Oxford Castle. April 2021.
41. Rescue and Reuse: communities, heritage and architecture. April 2021.
42. The voluntary sector and the planning of Oxford. April 2021.
43. London Bridge and its houses, c1209-1761. March 2021.
44. The consequences of planning reform for Oxford. March 2021.
45. HEF and HE publish Heritage Recovery Plan. March 2021.
46. The need for skills: The heritage perspective. March 2021. (2011 article)
47. Oxford: adapt, change and grow. March 2021.
48. The valleys - past, present, future. March 2021
49. Heritage conservation and the sustainability of cities. March 2021.
50. Aberdeenshire: heritage on the edge? February 2021.
51. High streets heritage action zones. February 2021.
52. The Painted Hall: Sir James Thornhill's masterpiece at Greenwich. February 2021.
53. New Towns: the rise, fall and rebirth. February 2021.
54. The Architecture of Inverness: an illustrated architectural guide. January 2021.
55. Commonwealth Heritage Forum. January 2021.
56. The history of hotels. January 2021.
57. A new purpose for the Horlicks Factory. January 2021.
58. Alterations to listed buildings guidance note. January 2021.
59. Conservation Engineering: a collection of casework, Volume 1. January 2021.
60. The Co-op: horse and cart to hypermarket. January 2021.
61. CPP APPG holds first public inquiry. January 2021.
62. The changing face of the English pub. January 2021.
63. Industrial Heritage Protection and Redevelopment. December 2020
64. Incredible Edible Todmorden. December 2020
65. Significance and heritage protection at Cambridge Market. December 2020
66. Cambridge market. December 2020
67. The Pattern of Traditional Roofing. November 2020
68. Hull. November 2020
69. The decline and revival of food markets. November 2020
70. Traditional buildings health check - pilot project review. November 2020
71. CIAT shares IHBC research into LA conservation service capacity. November 2020.
72. Negotiating listed building consent. November 2020
73. Technical Paper 32 – A Data Driven Approach to Understanding Historic Mortars in Scotland. November 2020
74. The Walled City Lighting Project. November 2020
75. Repairing historic buildings. November 2020
76. Productive placemaking. November 2020
77. Local Authority Conservation Staffing Resources in England 2020. October 2020
78. 2020 Vision: Planning in a post-COVID world. October 2020
79. Astley Castle. October 2020
80. Heritage at risk register 2020. October 2020
81. Characterising and capturing the diversity of place. October 2020
82. Digital techniques for heritage restoration. October 2020
83. DCMS Culture Secretary comments on HM Government position on contested heritage. October 2020.
84. Protecting cultural heritage during armed conflict. October 2020
85. Earthquakes and the seismic strengthening of churches. September 2020
86. Preparing traditional buildings for climate change. September 2020.
87. Skara Brae and Scotland's dynamic coast. September 2020.
88. Heritage risk management strategies in the EU. September 2020.
89. New UK Conservation, People and Places APPG launches. September 2020.
90. IHBC CREATIVE Conservation Fund. September 2020.
91. The Manor House, Bracondale. August 2020
92. The Scots reed thatching tradition. August 2020
93. Herbert Rowse. August 2020
94. The repair and restoration of Manchester Town Hall. August 2020
95. ‎Building Construction in Britain from 600AD to 1890. August 2020
96. Repairing the Hamilton Monument. August 2020
97. Kempe: the life, art and legacy of Charles Eamer Kempe. August 2020
98. Birkenhead. August 2020
99. Modernist Architecture: international concepts come to Britain. August 2020
100. Conserving Burns Monument. August 2020
101. Living Buildings. Architectural Conservation: philosophy, principles and practice. July 2020
102. Curated decay. July 2020
103. Assessing moisture in porous building materials. July 2020
104. Restoration Stories: patina and paint in old London houses. July 2020
105. London Borough of Enfield's heritage strategy. July 2020
106. Walled kitchen gardens of the Isle of Wight. July 2020
107. A heritage partnership agreement for King's Cross Station. July 2020
108. IHBC and ALGAO sign Memorandum of Understanding. June 2020.
109. Art Deco Britain: buildings of the interwar years. June 2020
110. Ireland's climate change sectoral adaptation plan. June 2020
111. Securing Urban Heritage: agents, access, and securitization. June 2020
112. The role of architectural conservation officers in the Republic of Ireland, 2000-2020. June 2020
113. No Little Plans: How government built America's wealth and infrastructure. June 2020
114. Conservation and the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland. June 2020
115. Modernist Estates - Europe: the buildings and the people who live in them today. June 2020
116. Restoration v repair. June 2020
117. British Embassies: Their diplomatic and architectural history. May 2020
118. The Buildings of Ireland. May 2020
119. Bandstands: pavilions for music, entertainment, and leisure. May 2020
120. 14 Henrietta Street Museum. May 2020
121. Retrofit and traditional approaches to comfort. May 2020
122. Making Dystopia. May 2020
123. The development of Irish building conservation. May 2020
124. Lewes Neighbourhood Plan. May 2020
125. Historic steel-framed windows. May 2020
126. 100 years of the Bauhaus. May 2020
127. FWB and Mary Charles Chartered Architects. May 2020
128. The Stone Restoration Handbook. Apr 2020
129. Milton Keynes. Apr 2020
130. Harlow new town. Apr 2020
131. Garden communities and the historic environment. Apr 2020
132. Cities of the North. Apr 2020
133. New towns heritage. Apr 2020
134. French new towns. Mar 2020
135. Listing of Sainsbury's supermarket in Camden Town. Mar 2020
136. Post-war new towns in Germany. Mar 2020
137. Cynical vandalism of a deserted medieval village in Withybrook. Feb 2020
138. Bletchley Park restoration. Jan 2020
139. Historical versus Modern: Identity through imitation. Jan 2020
140. Sweeping building safety measures announced. Jan 2020
141. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Jan 2020
142. Can the heritage of Europe help to integrate the UK. Dec 2019
143. Heritage value. Dec 2019
144. Local Plan Route Mapper and toolkit. Dec 2019
145. Marketing heritage assets. Dec 2019
146. Methodology for moisture investigations in traditional buildings. Dec 2019
147. Towards a radical eclecticism. Dec 2019
148. A review of Scotland's historic lighthouses. Nov 2019
149. Britain's Best Real Heritage Pubs. Nov 2019
150. French new towns. Nov 2019
151. Historic Cities: issues in urban conservation. Nov 2019
152. Impact of independent museums locally and nationally. Nov 2019
153. JW Evans silverware factory. Nov 2019
154. New architecture of Scotland’s west coast. Nov 2019
155. Replacing lanterns and overthrows in Great Pulteney Street. Nov 2019
156. Scotland’s new guide on managing climate-change risk to historic sites. Nov 2019
157. Scottish government intervention in market-led regeneration. Nov 2019
158. Socialist realism in a post-war Czechoslovak new town. Nov 2019
159. Strategic urban design and the conservation team. Nov 2019
160. The redevelopment of Leicester's sewerage system by Joseph Gordon. Nov 2019
161. United Free Church of Scotland: Design for Manses in the Highland Districts. Nov 2019
162. Engaging communities in our Highlands and Islands. Oct 2019
163. Inspiring creativity in heritage and the creative industries. Oct 2019
164. Lord Leverhulme on Lewis and Harris. Oct 2019
165. Orkney gables. Oct 2019
166. Researching the history of Fountaine Hospital Almshouse. Oct 2019
167. Re-thatching a Hebridean blackhouse. Oct 2019
168. Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings. Oct 2019
169. Southwark Council's programme of rooftop housing development. Oct 2019
170. Unlocking the Church: the lost secrets of Victorian sacred space. Oct 2019
171. 6 Burlington Gardens. Sep 2019
172. Boom Cities: architect-planners and the politics of urban renewal in 1960s Britain. Sep 2019
173. Caithness Broch Project. Sep 2019
174. Conservation in the Highlands and Islands. Sep 2019
175. Heritage case studies from Scotland. Sep 2019
176. Historic high streets to receive £95m boost. Sep 2019
177. Old Buildings, New Architecture. Sep 2019
178. PAS 2035. Sep 2019
179. Prefab bungalows. Sep 2019
180. The challenges and opportunities of conservation in the Highlands and Islands. Sep 2019
181. The iron roof at the Albert Dock. Sep 2019
182. The Livery Halls of the City of London. Sep 2019
183. The Victorian Society's Top 10 Endangered buildings 2019. Sep 2019
184. The World Recast: 70 buildings from 70 years of Concrete Quarterly. Sep 2019
185. War memorials. Sep 2019
186. Caring for war memorials. Aug 2019
187. Characterising Neighbourhoods: exploring local assets of community significance. Aug 2019
188. Conservation of Architectural Ironwork. Aug 2019
189. Conserving Europeanness. Aug 2019
190. Fountaine Hospital Almshouse. Aug 2019
191. Opening up at Covent Garden. Aug 2019
192. The British Mosque: an architectural and social history. Aug 2019
193. Visby as a historic urban landscape. Aug 2019
194. A Steeplejack's View of Life. Jul 2019
195. An art deco cinema on wartime Orkney. Jul 2019
196. Brexit and UK research into cultural heritage. Jul 2019
197. Conserving structures in historic designed landscapes. Jul 2019
198. Great Yarmouth Preservation Trust. Jul 2019
199. Harmonising heritage in the Nordic countries. Jul 2019
200. Municipal Dreams: the rise and fall of council housing. Jul 2019
201. Post-war rebuilding. Jul 2019
202. Royal Ordnance Factories. Jul 2019
203. Seashaken Houses: A lighthouse history from Eddystone to Fastnet. Jul 2019
204. Second world war heritage at sea. Jul 2019
205. The Dukes of Normandy and the second world war. Jul 2019
206. The New Tenement: residences in the inner city since 1970. Jul 2019
207. Waterfronts Revisited: European ports in a historic and global perspective. Jul 2019
208. 2019 Gus Astley Student Awards. Jun 2019
209. Hardy Plants and Plantings for Repton and Late Georgian Gardens (1780-1820). Jun 2019
210. Heritage and Brexit. Jun 2019
211. Heritage protection in Ireland. Jun 2019
212. International heritage policy. Jun 2019
213. New Design for Old Buildings. Jun 2019
214. Conservation in action at the Engine Shed. May 2019
215. Conserving and managing historic designed landscapes. May 2019
216. Dorchester on Thames neighbourhood development plan. May 2019
217. Durham Cathedral's Open Treasure project. May 2019
218. England's Railway Heritage from the Air. May 2019
219. Our Town Hall, Manchester. May 2019
220. Shared heritage from a social perspective. May 2019
221. Shared space: people, traffic and historic townscape. May 2019
222. Sharing local authority conservation services. May 2019
223. Technology in the Country House. May 2019
224. The Story of Kensington Palace. May 2019
225. Titanic Quarter. May 2019
226. Value in the view: conserving historic urban views. May 2019
227. Future of seaside towns. Apr 2019
228. Notre Dame, a conservation perspective. Apr 2019
229. Chapels of England: buildings of protestant nonconformity. Mar 2019
230. Chinese Wallpaper in Britain and Ireland. Mar 2019
231. Crittall metal windows. Mar 2019
232. Culture: Urban Future. Mar 2019
233. Port Sunlight's local listed building order. Mar 2019
234. The benefits of investing in heritage at risk. Mar 2019
235. The Devetaki Project. Mar 2019
236. Conservation, climbing and graffiti. Feb 2019
237. Walking interviews. Feb 2019
238. Working with volunteers to care for heritage. Feb 2019
239. Alternative futures for heritage. Jan 2019
240. Building a Crossing Tower: a design for Rouen Cathedral of 1516. Jan 2019
241. The Past and Future City. Jan 2019
242. Sourcing stone to repair Exeter Cathedral. Sept 2018
243. An ethnographic approach to conservation. Dec 2018
244. Douglas Sea Terminal Building. Dec 2018
245. Impact of heritage sector local authority funding cuts in south west England. Dec 2018
246. Restoring the Palace of Westminster's ventilation system. Dec 2018
247. The 18th century schooner Peggy. Dec 2018
248. The Great Barn of 1425-27 at Harmondsworth, Middlesex. Dec 2018
249. Hot-mixed mortars: the new lime revival. Nov 2018
250. Inspecting historic fibrous plaster ceilings. Nov 2018
251. The lost house revisited. Nov 2018
252. Town and Country Planning Act 1968. Nov 2018
253. Making Magnificence: architects, stuccatori and the eighteenth-century interior. Oct 2018
254. Mortar analysis for specifiers. Oct 2018
255. Stone consolidants. Oct 2018
256. 100 Sustainable Scottish Buildings. Sep 2018
257. Are works to listed buildings demolition or alteration?. Sep 2018
258. Finding stone to conserve historic buildings. Sep 2018
259. Armitage Rigby. Aug 2018
260. Building archaeology and conservation. Aug 2018
261. Castle Rushen Quarterdeck. Aug 2018
262. Conservation in the heritage cities of Venice and Liverpool. Aug 2018
263. IHBC response to revised NPPF. Jul 2018
264. St James's Priory, Bristol. Jul 2018
265. The architecture of the Isle of Man. Jul 2018
266. The TT races and the landscape. Jul 2018
267. Traditional construction materials on the Isle of Man. Jul 2018
268. 10,000 years of settlement on the Isle of Man. Jun 2018
269. Floorscape in art and design. Jun 2018
270. Practical Building Conservation: Earth, Brick and Terracotta. Jun 2018
271. Private rented sector regulations and traditional buildings. Jun 2018
272. Violet Pinwill, woodcarver. Jun 2018
273. Glossary of paving terms. May 2018
274. Gustavo Giovannoni on planning in historic towns. May 2018
275. Howell Killick Partridge and Amis. May 2018
276. Penarth Alabaster. May 2018
277. Coal holes, pavement lights, kerbs and utilities and wood-block paving. Apr 2018
278. Floors of the great medieval churches. Apr 2018
279. IHBC responds to conservation critique. Apr 2018
280. Photographing Historic Buildings. Apr 2018
281. Britain's historic paving. Mar 2018
282. Britain's Lost Churches. Mar 2018
283. Heritage, Conservation and Communities. Mar 2018
284. The history of listed buildings. Mar 2018
285. Congestion in historic cities. Feb 2018
286. The conservation of historic transport infrastructure. Feb 2018
287. The landscapes of Cambridge. Feb 2018
288. Traditional Homes of the South Downs National Park: an introduction. Feb 2018
289. Energy Efficiency and Comfort of Historic Buildings. Jan 2018
290. The Country House: material culture and consumption. Jan 2018
291. Towns and cities in history. Jan 2018
292. Urban Heritage, Development and Sustainability. Jan 2018
293. What makes a heritage-at-risk officer. Jan 2018
294. Conservative surgery in Edinburgh. Dec 2017
295. Rebuilding and reconciliation in Homs. Dec 2017
296. The creative re-use of historic prisons. Dec 2017
297. Conserving Ruchill Hospital water tower. Nov 2017
298. IHBC warn government on retrofitting older homes. Nov 2017
299. Liveable Yangon: for whom?. Nov 2017
300. Reconciling conservation and sustainable development. Nov 2017
301. The green belt and historic buildings. Nov 2017
302. Car parking in conservation areas. Oct 2017
303. Conservation as action and reaction. Oct 2017
304. Planning for sustainable historic places. Oct 2017
305. Small vernacular agricultural buildings in Wales. Oct 2017
306. Space, Hope and Brutalism. Oct 2017
307. Wimpole Gothic Tower conservation. Oct 2017
308. Gardens Trust. Sep 2017
309. Thermography for traditional buildings. Sep 2017
310. Understanding the performance of solid walls. Sep 2017
311. Energy efficiency for the National Trust. Aug 2017
312. Energy-related retrofits of buildings and urban areas, a comparison between Germany and the UK. Aug 2017
313. How to deal with retrofit risks. Aug 2017
314. Understanding dampness. Aug 2017
315. Fitness for purpose in listing considerations. Jul 2017
316. Harrogate in 1988. Jul 2017
317. Mr Barry's War. Jul 2017
318. Scotland's Homes Fit for Heroes. Jul 2017
319. The Each Home Counts report and traditional buildings. Jul 2017
320. Capacity-building grants support management of the historic environment. Jun 2017
321. Community engagement in conservation. Jun 2017
322. Conservation areas and protecting open space. Jun 2017
323. How to make conservation areas work. Jun 2017
324. Is conservation area policy fit for purpose 50 years on. Jun 2017
325. Restoring Clitheroe Pinnacle. Jun 2017
326. After the Fire: London churches in the age of Wren, Hooke, Hawksmoor and Gibbs. May 2017
327. Chester, conservation as positive action. May 2017
328. Civic Amenities Act. May 2017
329. Compulsory purchase orders for listed buildings. May 2017
330. Conservation in Chester. May 2017
331. Conserving Cornish harbours. May 2017
332. Education, training and standards for 21st century conservation professionals. May 2017
333. Heritage perspectives on infrastructure. May 2017
334. Integrating conservation in multi-disciplinary consultancies. May 2017
335. Manor Farmhouse listed building prosecution. May 2017
336. Recording old industrial sites. May 2017
337. The history of conservation areas. May 2017
338. The work of Delyn Borough Council in rehabilitating Greenfield Valley Heritage Park. May 2017
339. Wall insulation and moisture risk. May 2017
340. The conservation challenge facing Ireland’s industrial heritage. Mar 2017
341. Energy efficiency of traditional buildings. Feb 2017
342. IHBC Gus Astley Student Award 2016. Dec 2016
343. Large-scale murals. Dec 2016
344. Dudley townscape heritage initiative. Oct 2016
345. Historic England's charged-for services for listing certainty and pre-application planning conversations. Oct 2016
346. Malvern station, priory and other buildings. Oct 2016
347. Nudge theory in relation to historic environment conservation. Oct 2016
348. Saltaire. Oct 2016
349. Tecton structures at Dudley Zoo. Oct 2016
350. The King’s School, Worcester. Oct 2016
351. Worcester sculptor William Forsyth. Oct 2016
352. Worcester timber buildings and the Commandery. Oct 2016
353. Worcester’s Georgian churches. Oct 2016
354. Bromley Hall evolution. Sep 2016
355. BS 7913: Guide to the Conservation of Historic Buildings. Sep 2016
356. Conservation officers in historic towns. Sep 2016
357. Landscapes of human exploitation. Sep 2016
358. Restoring Charles Drake's concrete house. Sep 2016
359. Restoring Singapore shophouses. Sep 2016
360. Richard Norman Shaw and the construction of Albert Hall Mansions. Sep 2016
361. Use of railway carriages as holiday homes and permanent housing. Sep 2016
362. Chinese renaissance architecture in China and Hong Kong. Aug 2016
363. Decision support for energy improvements. Aug 2016
364. Implementing the Heritage Protection Reforms. Aug 2016
365. Retrofit measures for historic buildings and cities. Aug 2016
366. The Hong Kong shophouse. Aug 2016
367. Milton Keynes 2050 vision. Jul 2016
368. Appeals against urgent works notices. Jun 2016
369. Cautions or formal warnings in relation to potential listed building offences in England and Wales. Jun 2016
370. Charging for Listed Building Consent pre-application advice part 2. Jun 2016
371. Charging for Listed Building Consent pre-application advice. Jun 2016
372. Conservation practice survey 2016. Jun 2016
373. Forced entry to listed buildings. Jun 2016
374. French drain. Jun 2016
375. Historic Environment Service Provider Recognition. Jun 2016
376. IHBC Context 144. Jun 2016
377. IHBC Listed Buildings Prosecutions Database. Jun 2016
378. Local authority conservation specialists jobs market 2014. Jun 2016
379. Loss of senior conservation staff and posts in England March 2010 to April 2011. Jun 2016
380. Negotiating skills for conservation professionals. Jun 2016
381. Planning authority duty to provide specialist conservation advice. Jun 2016
382. Planning related applications for judicial review. Jun 2016
383. Presenting to design review panels. Jun 2016
384. Restoring Kew's Temperate House. Jun 2016
385. Summary of appeals at October 2014 under S.55 of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990. Jun 2016
386. Tax Relief for Heritage: Lessons from abroad. Jun 2016
387. Urgent works in advance of a listed building consent. Jun 2016
388. Use of direct action in heritage enforcement cases in England. Jun 2016
389. Use of injunctions in heritage cases in England and Wales. Jun 2016
390. Valuing historic places. Jun 2016
391. VAT Policy for historic buildings. Jun 2016
392. What data should be incorporated into Historic Environment Records. Jun 2016
393. Conservation of the historic environment. Dec 2015
394. IHBC articles.
395. The Institute of Historic Building Conservation.

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