IHBC North West Branch Day Conference
Wednesday 15th October 2014
Wednesday 15th October 2014
Liverpool Medical Institution
114 Mt Pleasant, Liverpool, Merseyside L3 5SR
114 Mt Pleasant, Liverpool, Merseyside L3 5SR
Conference report by Keith Parsons, Principal Lecturer, Grenfell-Baines School of Architecture, Construction & Environment, University of Central Lancashire
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MANCHESTER TOWN HALL COMPLEX TRANSFORMATION PROGRAMME
Winner of the IHBC North West Conservation Award 2014
Presentation (opens in new window)
Winner of the IHBC North West Conservation Award 2014
Presentation (opens in new window)
PROGRAMME |
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Chair: Dr Julian Holder, University of Salford |
9:30 |
Registration and coffee |
9:45 |
Welcome – Paul Hartley, IHBC NW Branch Chair |
Introduction |
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9:50 |
Keynote: The Importance of Setting for Heritage - David Rudlin, URBED Presentation (opens in new window) |
10:15 |
Setting in the NPPF, PPG and English Heritage Good Practice Advice - Richard Morrice, English Heritage Presentation (opens in new window) |
Structures in Historic Landscapes |
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10:40 |
Wind Farms in Historic Landscapes - Jonathan Edis, Heritage Collective Presentation (opens in new window) |
11:05 |
Coffee |
11:30 |
Enabling Development - David Tomback, English Heritage Presentation (opens in new window) |
11:55 |
Historic Cities and Setting: Chester case study - John Simons, Donald Insall Associates Presentation (opens in new window) |
Urban Setting |
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12:15 |
Historic Views - Rosemarie MacQueen, Westminster City Council Presentation (opens in new window) |
12:40 |
World Heritage Sites : Buffer Zones and Beyond - John Hinchliffe, Hinchliffe Heritage Presentation (opens in new window) |
13:05 |
Discussion and summary |
13:20 |
Lunch |
Experiencing Setting |
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14:00 |
Tours
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15:15 |
Tea |
Rural Setting |
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15:30 |
The Historic Landscape: Significance & Change - Kim Wilkie Presentation (opens in new window) Salent points |
15:55 |
Heritage at Risk (Registered Parks and Gardens) - Chris Mayes, English Heritage Presentation (opens in new window) |
16:20 |
Discussion and Summary |
16:40 |
Close |