Regency Town House

Synopsis: Follows the conservation and repair of a Grade II Listed Regency town house. While focussing on a range of craft techniques, it also explores some of the principles and legislative framework which affect the conservation of our built heritage. It includes information on: planning issues and process; recording existing details; fire protection
stonework and stone cleaning; roofing and leadwork; ironwork; joinery.
Series: Building History and Conservation, Series
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Year of release: 1998
Year of production: 1997
Notes: A DVD version will be made available shortly.
Uses: Students of the built environment.
Subjects: Architecture; Civil Engineering & Building
Keywords: conservation - buildings; domestic architecture; history of architecture; Planning permission; Regency period; restoration - art and architecture; heritage management; building crafts

Name: University of the West of England, The Video Project
Contact: Duncan Marshall or Steve Brown
Email: Steve.Brown@uwe.ac.uk
Web: http://environment.uwe.ac.uk/video/index.htm External site opens in new window
Phone: 0117 328 3008
Address: Faculty of Environment & Technology
Coldharbour Lane
Frenchay Campus
Bristol
BS16 1QY
Notes: A continuing series of video productions on domestic building construction and another on building history and conservation. Sale on DVD or as Windows Media, Quicktime or Flash files.

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