Jestico + Whiles’ new south London school to start on site next month

The Architects’ Journal Jestico + Whiles’ new south London school to start on site next month A Jestico + Whiles-designed junior school in a south London conservation area has secured planning permission, with work expected to start next month The post Jestico + Whiles’ new south London school to start on site next month appeared first on The Architects’ Journal James Wilmore

Environmental Delivery Plans: How could they impact infrastructure projects?

The government has said its proposed Environmental Delivery Plans should provide more effective ecological conservation while helping to accelerate infrastructure delivery, but what do planning experts really think? The post Environmental Delivery Plans: How could they impact infrastructure projects? appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Buttermarket in Cornwall scoops both Stephen Lawrence Prize and RIBA’s Conservation Award

The Architects’ Journal Buttermarket in Cornwall scoops both Stephen Lawrence Prize and RIBA’s Conservation Award The Buttermarket by Architectural Thread has won both the Stephen Lawrence Prize for up-and-coming architects and the RIBA’s inaugural Conservation Award The post Buttermarket in Cornwall scoops both Stephen Lawrence Prize and RIBA’s Conservation Award appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Josh Butler

Donald Insall, pioneering conservationist architect, dies aged 100

The Architects’ Journal Donald Insall, pioneering conservationist architect, dies aged 100 Donald Insall, the conservation architect, author and teacher who helped shape the modern approach to historic buildings, has died aged 100 The post Donald Insall, pioneering conservationist architect, dies aged 100 appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Josh Butler

Donald Insall dies aged 100

Conservation pioneer a leader in the protection of historic buildings since the 1950s

ARTiculations - Why UNESCO World Heritage Sites are in Trouble 20042021

Is UNESCO World Heritage Designation a good thing? Or could it potentially do more harm to the very sites it intends to protect? Betty just wanted to do some research on how to better conserve local heritage architecture in Toronto and ended up going down a rabbit hole where she learned a bunch of stuff about how UNESCO works. She currently concludes that it is in crisis

RIBA Architecture - Open Door - Canongate Block 2, 01122022

The Canongate project is a pilot project for the delivery of sensitive retrofit works within the Edinburgh World Heritage Site. The completed project ensures that the building and site will continue to be used as intended, enriching the lives for its occupants, protecting the significance of a conservation asset, and continuing to contribute to the World Heritage Site

Tom Scott - The giant chainmail box that stops a house dissolving 07022022

The Hill House, in Helensburgh, Scotland was decades ahead of its time... but that means it's also experimental. And damp.

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