Daily Archives: 12/09/2023

IHBC’s Petition for Charter Survey: More responses sought, with reminders signposting new FAQs

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David Williams, IHBC’s independent consultant on the investigation of a Petition for Charter – #IHBCPetitionforCharter – has issued a further prompt on our member survey – to ‘gather initial thoughts from members and stakeholders’ – asking for more members to … Continue reading →

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IHBC asks members: Are you aware of heritage buildings threatened by RAAC? If so, please let us know at services@ihbc.org.uk

Posted on 12/09/2023 by IHBC

The IHBC is asking members to help us, and/or England’s The Heritage Alliance (THA), scope heritage issues linked to the Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) problems currently headlining mainly for their impact on schools in England. image: for illustration – … Continue reading →

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IHBC’s ‘History’ Signpost from Scotland’s Engine Shed: How was it built – the Iconic Forth Bridge

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The Forth Bridge is one of the engineering wonders of the world. It became an international tourist attraction, even when it was being built. Find out more about how this incredible structure was built and what the conservation challenges are … Continue reading →

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IHBC’s HESPR ‘Special Interest News’: AJ on Open House 2023… ‘top 10 in London’

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IHBC’s heritage business register HESPR – our Historic Environment Service Providers Recognition quality assurance scheme for heritage services – emails members weekly ‘News and Tender Alerts’, and this week features the Architects’ Journal (AJ) on ‘Open House 2023… the top … Continue reading →

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IHBC features ‘Heritage from the skystep’: Manchester’s getting yet another big tower – will it cost the city its soul?

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Will another big tower in Manchester cost the city its soul, asks the Manchester Evening News. image for illustration

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BSI reports on ‘Lifting the Second Glass Ceiling’: How to empower women to remain… in the workplace for longer

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BSI’s latest insight report, Lifting the Second Glass Ceiling, explores the barriers to women remaining in the workforce for longer and the benefits that can be realized if women are better supported there.

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‘Timber Typologies’: New guide to understanding timber construction

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Waugh Thistleton Architects has collaborated with Timber Development UK to launch Timber Typologies, a ‘beginner’s guide’ to ‘understanding options for timber construction.’ image for illustration

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IHBC features ‘Heritage from the Global Doorstep’: San Siro saved from demolition due to its cultural significance

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The iconic San Siro in Milan, which was set to be replaced by a Populous-designed stadium, has been saved from demolition because of its ‘cultural heritage’. image for illustration: San Siro by By Prelvini – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0

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