Timber Frame Repairs

Synopsis: This film on timber framing complements an earlier film which concentrated on the evolution, design and construction of traditional timber framed buildings. This film concentrates on their failure, repair and conservation. It explains how and why timber framed buildings deteriorate and shows a number of repair techniques - some traditional some modern: timber to timber repairs;
steel repairs; resin repairs.

The film includes extensive video footage illustrating repairs in progress. It also includes interviews with acknowledged experts who identify and discuss a number of current issues in the conservation of timber buildings. The film concludes with a case study following the conservation of a medieval barn in Gloucestershire.
Series: Building History and Conservation, Series
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Year of release: 2004
Year of production: 2004
Notes: A DVD version will be made available shortly.
Uses: Students of the built environment.
Subjects: Architecture; Civil Engineering & Building
Keywords: carpentry; conservation - art and architecture; restoration techniques; timber frame buildings; 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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