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IHBC North Branch
Cumbria, Durham, Northumberland, Teesside and Tyne and Wear
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Tab 1
IHBC NORTH BRANCH COMMITTEE
Chair:
Oonagh Cranley
oonagh.cranley@lichfields.uk
Branch Treasurer:
Michael Atkinson
Branch Secretary:
Rebecca Taylor
Membership Secretary:
Stewart Ramsdale
Committee Members:
Sarah Dyer
Roger Higgins
Sharon Kelly
John Pendlebury
Geoff Underwood
Tab 2
Committee Meetings
Committee Meetings are now held online and are open to all members. Please contact Oonagh Cranley for more information oonagh.cranley@lichfields.uk
Committee Minutes are available below. Please contact any member of the Committee for further details.
2022 AGM Notice
2022 Chair’s Report
2022 Treasurer’s Report
2022 AGM Minutes - 26th May 2022
25th July 2013
24th May 2013
12th March 2013
10th February 2010
27th January 2010
10th December 2008
5th November 2008
12th September 2008
9th July 2008
6th February 2008
7th November 2007
19th September 2007
Branch AGM minutes 19th October 2012
Tab 3
Tab 4
IHBC NORTH BRANCH BUSINESS PLAN:
Click to download PDF version of papers
North Branch Business Plan 2022-2023
North Business Plan - September 2008 to August 2009
North Business Plan - September 2007 to August 2008
Performance against 07-08 Business Plan
Tab 5
Northern Notes
These are large files, please be patient.
Issue no.11 - October 2013
Issue no.10 - March 2013
Issue no.9 - February 2012
Issue no. 8 - April 2011
Issue no.7 - September 2010
Issue no.6 - March 2010
Issue no.5 - September 2009
Issue no.4 - March 2009
Issue no.3 - November 2008
Issue no.2 - August 2007
Issue no.1 - December 2006
Tab 6
Retrofit For The Future
A Day School for Building Conservation Professionals
19 September - 09:30 - 16:00
FREE – £50
Venue: Dunelm House, Durham University, New Elvet, Durham, DH1 3AN
Speaker: PROF. JOHN EDWARDS, MA, Dip.Bldg.Cons., CEnv., FCIOB, FRICS, IHBC and nationally renowned authority on sustainable retrofit.
Profile: Director of Edwards Hart Consultants; Chair of the IHBC Technical Panel; RICS certified historic buildings expert; a CIOB Certified Building Conservation Specialist (Building Surveyor Practitioner); and accredited by the Institute of Historic Building Conservation. Lead author of the British Standard for the Conservation of Historic Buildings (BS 7913: 2013), Prior to joining Edwards Hart John was Assistant Director at Cadw where he was responsible to Welsh Government Ministers for leading on conservation, best practice and managing some of the most significant historic sites in Wales, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites at five locations.
Summary of content:
The UK is committed to net zero by 2050. Historic, listed and traditionally constructed buildings present amazing opportunities to reduce energy use and take advantage of their low embodied carbon. But these buildings are vulnerable to inappropriate retrofit measures.
In the worst cases retrofit can lead to the deterioration of the building’s structure and fabric, increasing heat loss through damp, mould and decay.
This invaluable and timely day school offers a unique insight into the issues and covers the most recent government and Historic England guidance, including the new editions of PAS 2030 and PAS 2035, which give updated guidance for traditional and protected buildings.
This first class CPD opportunity is ideally suited to Surveyors; Engineers; Town Planners; Architects; and Facilities Management professionals fields engaged in the Historic Environment.
FREE – £50
Venue: Dunelm House, Durham University, New Elvet, Durham, DH1 3AN
Speaker: PROF. JOHN EDWARDS, MA, Dip.Bldg.Cons., CEnv., FCIOB, FRICS, IHBC and nationally renowned authority on sustainable retrofit.
Profile: Director of Edwards Hart Consultants; Chair of the IHBC Technical Panel; RICS certified historic buildings expert; a CIOB Certified Building Conservation Specialist (Building Surveyor Practitioner); and accredited by the Institute of Historic Building Conservation. Lead author of the British Standard for the Conservation of Historic Buildings (BS 7913: 2013), Prior to joining Edwards Hart John was Assistant Director at Cadw where he was responsible to Welsh Government Ministers for leading on conservation, best practice and managing some of the most significant historic sites in Wales, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites at five locations.
Summary of content:
The UK is committed to net zero by 2050. Historic, listed and traditionally constructed buildings present amazing opportunities to reduce energy use and take advantage of their low embodied carbon. But these buildings are vulnerable to inappropriate retrofit measures.
In the worst cases retrofit can lead to the deterioration of the building’s structure and fabric, increasing heat loss through damp, mould and decay.
This invaluable and timely day school offers a unique insight into the issues and covers the most recent government and Historic England guidance, including the new editions of PAS 2030 and PAS 2035, which give updated guidance for traditional and protected buildings.
- IHBC Toolbox on Retrofit
- Sustainable maintenance and repair to improve performance
- Applying standards such as BS7913, BS EN 16883, PAS 2035 and PAS2038
- Roles and responsibilities – different perspectives
This first class CPD opportunity is ideally suited to Surveyors; Engineers; Town Planners; Architects; and Facilities Management professionals fields engaged in the Historic Environment.
Programme:
09.30 - Registration with tea/coffee
09.55 - Introduction by Chair
10.00 - Session 1
11.00 - Tea/coffee break
11.15 - Session 2
12.30 – Lunch
13.30 - Session 3
14.30 - Q&A and discussion
15:30 – Close of main business
15.30 - Building Tour of Dunelm House – optional
Ticket price (including mid-morning coffee and lunch): IHBC Members £40; Non-members £50; IHBC Students/Unwaged/Retired £0
To book your place please email: IHBC Branch Treasurer, Michael Atkinson michael@atkinsonarchitecture.co.uk who will provide payment arrangements.
Please advise of any dietary requirements upon booking.
Places are limited, so book early to avoid disappointment.
Getting there: Durham enjoys excellent public transport and road links. The train station is 0.7m (17mins) walk from venue. For car parking see:
https://www.durham.gov.uk/durhamcitycarparks
For information about our iconic Grade II-listed Brutalist venue, Dunelm House (architect: Richard Raines of the Architects’ Co-Partnership, under supervision of the partner Michael Powers) engineers Ove Arup and Partners) alongside the Grade I-listed Kingsgate Bridge designed by Ove Arup, use the following links.
https://stories.durham.ac.uk/BrutalisminDurham/
https://durhamcity.org/our-work/campaigns/dunelm-house/
We look forward to seeing you there!
09.30 - Registration with tea/coffee
09.55 - Introduction by Chair
10.00 - Session 1
11.00 - Tea/coffee break
11.15 - Session 2
12.30 – Lunch
13.30 - Session 3
14.30 - Q&A and discussion
15:30 – Close of main business
15.30 - Building Tour of Dunelm House – optional
Ticket price (including mid-morning coffee and lunch): IHBC Members £40; Non-members £50; IHBC Students/Unwaged/Retired £0
To book your place please email: IHBC Branch Treasurer, Michael Atkinson michael@atkinsonarchitecture.co.uk who will provide payment arrangements.
Please advise of any dietary requirements upon booking.
Places are limited, so book early to avoid disappointment.
Getting there: Durham enjoys excellent public transport and road links. The train station is 0.7m (17mins) walk from venue. For car parking see:
https://www.durham.gov.uk/durhamcitycarparks
For information about our iconic Grade II-listed Brutalist venue, Dunelm House (architect: Richard Raines of the Architects’ Co-Partnership, under supervision of the partner Michael Powers) engineers Ove Arup and Partners) alongside the Grade I-listed Kingsgate Bridge designed by Ove Arup, use the following links.
https://stories.durham.ac.uk/BrutalisminDurham/
https://durhamcity.org/our-work/campaigns/dunelm-house/
We look forward to seeing you there!
