ASCHB Transactions selected contents

Volume 1 (1973)

Conservation and the architect, by R G Wood
Structural carpentry in the medieval house, by Cecil Hewett
Sixteenth century terracotta in East Anglia, by Donovan Purcell

Volume 2 (1977)

Wells Cathedral: the West Front conservation programme, interim report on aims and techniques, by M B Caroe and A D R Caroe
Plain tiled roofs: a guide to post Great Fire and early eighteenth century practice, Part I, by Robert Crayford
The protection of historic buildings in Westminster: some reflections on eight years' work, by Stephen Marks Reports on study tours to Rome and Scotland and visits to Martock, Wells, Bradford on Avon, Bath and Winchester

Volume 3 (1978)

The timber-frame tradition and its preservation, by F W B Charles
Reports on study tours to Bruges and Shrewsbury and visits to Westminster Abbey and Salisbury

Volume 4 (1979)

Two exterior treatments used to imitate stone during the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, by Ian Bristow
Repairs to Vicars' Chapel, Wells, by Martin Caroe
Wells Cathedral, the West Front: policy and techniques, by Martin Caroe
Hamilton's, Kilmersdon, Somerset: some notes on its construction and repair, by Stephen Marks
Reports on study tour to Venice and visits to Wells, Bath and Gloucester

Volume 5 (1980)

Non-destructive surveying techniques for the analysis of historic buildings, by John Fidler
Notes on the use of trass in the Wren period, by Robert Crayford
Darley Abbey, Derby, by Michael Wood
The Iron Bridge, Shropshire: repainting and repairs 1980, by Ian Hume
Restoration and protection of structural and decorative cast iron at Covent Garden Market, by T G Bidwell
Repair of a cast-iron bridge over the Kennet and Avon Canal, Sydney Gardens, Bath, by David McLaughlin
Report on Derbyshire study tour and a discussion on Bath stone in building: its use, repair and conservation

Volume 6 (1981)

The conservation of architectural terracotta and faience, by John Fidler
Restoration and repair of cast-iron and glass verandas, Lord Street, Southport, Merseyside, by Michael King
Observations on trass, by David McLaughlin
Repainting eighteenth-century interiors, by Ian Bristow
The redecoration of the Dulwich Picture Gallery 1980-1, by Ian Bristow
Report on Dublin study tour
Sherborne Abbey: work to the North Transept vaulting, by Kenneth Wiltshire
Lime-based mortars in Bath, by David McLaughlin

Volume 7 (1982)

Statue of Bladud in the King's Bath, Roman Baths at Bath, by David McLaughlin and Laurence Tindall
Survey of medieval repairs to the fabric of the West Front, Wells Cathedral, by Roger Harris
Report on a seminar on the recording of buildings
Traditional clear glass in churches, or 'Keep the Crown', by David Peace
Measured drawings: the 'Survey of London' tradition, by John Earl
The role of photographic archives in conservation, by Geoffrey Noble
Aspects of conservation practice in France, by Roger France
The development of mortars in Scotland, by Lauren-Brook Sickels
Quarrying in Northern England: study tours and report, by Bob Heath
A current technical problem: 'brashness' in the timber of a wooden ceiling, by Donald Insall
Report on Norwich study tour

Volume 8 (1983)

Shaped gables in Norfolk and Suffolk 1570 to 1741, by Reg Ellis
The visual interpretation and analysis of medieval cathedrals, by Eric Fernie
Fluctuations in the price of lime in the period 1672-1711 recorded in the accounts for the rebuilding of St Paul’s Cathedral, by Robert Crayford
VISAR conference, by Leo Biek
Structural repairs to the Long Parlour Floor in the Mansion House in the City of London, by John Fidler
Harmful interactions between building materials, by David Honeybourne
Quirked ogee, chamfered: some notes on a common moulding, by Stephen Marks
Report on visit to Chatham Dockyard

Volume 9 (1984)

Temple Church, London: the great west door, by Neil Macfadyen
Greater churches: damage by visitors, by Jane Fawcett
Electronic structural monitoring: experiences at St Paul's and Chichester cathedrals, by Robert Potter and Stuart Gaunt
Contrasts on the conservation of timber buildings, by F W B Charles
The Casino at Marino, Dublin, by John Redmill and Ian Bristow
Report on study tour to Marburg and North Hessen

Volume 10 (1985)

The conservation of Roman rendering at the Roman Baths, Bath, by Laurence Tindall and David Odgers
Kingston Lacy, Dorset: an architectural case history, by M B Caroe
The conservation of timber buildings: ICOMOS Wood Committee meetings in Japan, Norway and Bulgaria, by F W B Charles
The Buckinghamshire lists, by Roger Evans
The Great Drawing Room from Bowood, by Ian C Bristow
Listing and the London County Council, by Frank Kelsall
Conservation in Poland, by Peter Burman
The management of guardianship monuments, by D R Davies
Reports on visits to Wrest Park, Bedfordshire and Ironbridge, Shropshire

Volume 11 (1986)

The repair of the Saloon floor at Yester House, Gifford, East Lothian, by Martin Stancliffe
Theatre archaeology in Czechoslovakia, by John Earl
John Abbot's Manual of Limming, by John Chevenix Trench
A fashionable face: a study of mathematical tiling at 47 Winchester Street, Salisbury, by Jenny Pearce
The work of W D Caroe, 1857-1938, by A D R Caroe
The restoration of John Soane's colour scheme in the Breakfast Parlour at Pitzhanger Manor, Ealing, by Ian Bristow
The restoration of Winchester Cathedral by Thomas G Jackson, 1905-1912, by Diana Holbrook
Wells Cathedral, West Front: a re-survey of figure sculpture, by Martin Caroe

Volume 12 (1987)

The tower and spire of Salisbury Cathedral, by Peter Taylor
Conservation problems of some British Jurassic freestones, by D T Donovan
Glassfibre-reinforced plastic and cement facsimiles in building restoration, by John Fidler
Twentieth century historic buildings, by Diane Chablo
Repair of the Bath Ear and Eye Infirmary, by Dougal Hunter
All Saints' Church, West Stourmouth, Kent, by Patricia Brock
A prospect of ruins, by Gill Chitty
A R Powys on the lighting of churches

Volume 13 (1988)

The ruins of Palmyra: the problems of preservation, by Marek Baranski
An ancient cellar: where new meets old, a demonstration of computer-aided mono-photogrammetry, by David S Watt and Robert G Ashton
Guidelines for the conservation of timber structures, a paper for consultation, by Michael Mennim
ICOMOS International Wood and Vernacular Committee in USSR 1988, by F W B Charles
All Saints Vicarage, Weston, Bath: alterations in 1828, by Arnold Root
Pebbles, posts and Purbeck paving: study of early eighteenth century street paving in London, by Sally Jeffrey, with a Gazetteer by Robert Crayford
Stone facade repair at Lloyds Bank, Cirencester, by David Brain
Architects and historians: recording historic buildings, by Nicholas Cooper
The retuning of bells, by John F H Smith
Use of intumescent coatings to provide fire protection in historic buildings, by Iain McCaig and Alan Porter
Nos. 79-80 High Street, Gravesend: a restoration project by the Kent Building Preservation Trust, by John Newman, George Allan and Ralph Wood
All Saints Church, West Stourmouth, Kent, by Tim Tatton-Brown
Eighteenth century leadwork and casting, as described by Richard Neve, compared with modern practice, by K R Darby

Volume 14 (1989)

he Queen's House, Greenwich: the project, by Richard Ormond and others
Photogrammetry for the record, by David Stevens
A high wind in Jamaica, by Sophie Andrea
Lime and magic, by Bruce Induni
Conservation in Bath: four studies, by David McLaughlin and Laurence Tindall
Wood Quay to Haughey: the phoenix arises, by John Redmill
Report on visit to Shrewsbury

Volume 15 (1990)

Stokesay Castle, Shropshire: the repair of a major monument, by Robert Tolley, Caroline Babington and Gill Chitty
Recent work at 3 Terretts's Place, Islington, London, by Duncan Wilson, Patricia Brock and Karen Butti
The restoration of Stedcombe House, by Christopher Rae-Scott
Trafalgar Square, repaving and improvement programme, by Tony Dyson
Reports on visits to Chichester and Uppark, and PKZ tours of England
Uppark reveals some of its secrets, by Antony Cleminson
Systematisation and the politics of conservation in Romania, by Giles Quarme
Stone conservation problems in the Cross Gallery of the Riga Dom complex, Latvia, by David Odgers
The protected historic sites of Beijing, by David Warren

Volume 16 (1991)

Authentic slating in Devon, by Jo Cox and John Thorp
Garden archaeology and restoration, by David Jacques
An early form of patent lathing? by Paul Calvocoressi
Surrey House, Norwich, by Nicholas Warns, Ian Bristow and Elizabeth Hirst
Some constructional details at Buxton Crescent, Derbyshire, by Ivan Hall
European aid for the fire-damaged area of the Chiado in Lisbon, by Donald Insall
Three timber roofs, by David Yeomans
Report on visit to Hartwell House
Vernacular colour, by F W B Charles

Volume 17 (1992)

Hampton Court Palace: the Great Kitchen chimneys, by John Hyett
Ethics and aesthetics in conservation, by John Warren
The tower of St Nicholas Church, New Romney, by Patricia Brock
Early heating and ventilating systems, 1780-1850, by Richard Griffiths
Conservation of colonial buildings? Preliminary reports on forts in Ghana, by Giles Quarme
Abu Simbel, Egypt: a revealing experience, by Stephen Marks

Volume 18 (1993)

Restoration theories, East and West, by Wim Denslagen
Rook Lane Chapel, Frome, Somerset: by Hugh Stafford, Andrew Lowe and Kenneth Brown
Bishop Morley Chapel, Farnham, Surrey, by Barry A Richardson and Kenneth Wiltshire
'Repair of Ancient Buildings'
The conservation of British lighthouses, by Frans Nicholas
Conservation advice in Tuscany, by David Watt, Vincent Shacklock and Peter Swallow
'O Lord! Bath is undone, 'tis undone!' by Christopher Woodward
Rustic Lodge, Blaise Castle, Avon, by John Winstone
Carpenters' marks at St Margaret's Church, King's Lynn, Norfolk, by Keith Darby

Volume 19 (1994)

The Triumphal Arch, Shugborough, Staffordshire, by John Tiernan, Tim Lees and Pamela A Sambrook
Resurrection at St Michael's Church, Thornton, Buckinghamshire, by Ian Stewart
Traditional lime-mortar formulations at The National Trust, by John Stewart and others
The monuments of Warsaw 50 years on, by Marek Baranski
Historic preservation courses, by Roger France
St Pancras Chambers, London: conservation of the wall and ceiling paintings, by Margaret Davies and Richard Davies

Volume 20 (1995)

Repairs to the Palladian Bridge, Prior Park, Bath, by Peter Carey
Changing perceptions of architectural-historic value, a case study: Bowhill, Devon, by J R Harrison
The repair of Purbeck marble in the Choir of Ely Cathedral, by Jane Kennedy
Environmental control in historic buildings, by Sarah Staniforth
Architectural conservation: an education for architectural practice, by Roger France
West Front of Salisbury Cathedral: development of a policy for its repair and conservation, by Michael Drury

Volume 21 (1996)

Fibre-optic lighting in the Chapel, New College, Oxford, by Graham Weekes
Management plans for Cultural World Heritage Sites, by Philip Whitbourn
Conservation of a large museum artefact: Wyck, Philadelphia, by M H Butler and C A Phillips
Conservation and decay: two centuries at Old Gorhambury, by Nick Hill
Flint: some observations from the Suffolk-Norfolk border, by Shawn Kholucy
Arthur Martin Campbell: three churches, by Anne Stocker

Volume 22 (1997)

The conservation of Henry Hope's Vinery at Arundel Castle, Sussex, by Mark Geraghty
Exterior renders designed to imitate stone: a review, by Ian Bristow
The consolidation and repair of St Mary's Church, Houghton-on-the-Hill, Norfolk, by David Watt
The influence of the Arts and Crafts Movement on Architecture, by A R Powys
Inigo Jones's portico on Old St Paul's, by Robert Crayford

Volume 23 (1998)

Conservation in Northern Ireland since 1969, by Marcus Patton
The Grandstand at Stamford: its history, repair and re-use, by Jennifer Freeman
How we select what to conserve: unlisted buildings in conservation areas, by Deborah Pope and Linda Watson
Hill Hall, Essex: the post-fire restoration, by Nick Hill
Gauged brickwork: tracing the Netherlandish influence, by Gerard Lynch and David Watt

Volume 24 (1999)

Twenty-one years in the Battle of the Styles, by David Church
Reflections on working in Whitehall, by Christopher Rainsford
The investigation, conservation and restoration of the Ambassadors’ Staircase at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, by Richard Pelter
The Restoration of the Whitehall Banqueting House in the 1960s, by John Charlton
The restoration of the India Office Council Chamber and adjoining areas of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, by Ian Bristow
The future of London’s City churches, by The Venerable Peter Delany
The conservation and beneficial use of the Wellington Arch, London, by Alasdair Glass

Volume 25 (2000)

Recollections of Conservation in Northumbria, by Ian Curry
Millennium Bells, by John Cunnington
Wigmore Castle, Herefordshire, the repair of a major monument: an alternative approach, by Robert Tolley, Jill Channer, John Thompson, Glyn Coppack and Keith Weston
Themes and variations: some recent projects of the National Trust, by Tim Knox
The stabilisation of the Leaning Tower of Pisa, by John Burland

Volume 26 (2001)

Southwell Minster Chapter House: investigations into causes of deterioration and approach to long-term preservation, by Seamus Hanna and Martin Stancliffe
The Curzon in Mayfair: Glass (and aluminium) sliding windows: a case study in Post-War conservation matters, by Eleni Makri
Conserving legacies of the Cold War: an excavation in five parts, by John Schofield
Traditional brick-making at Bulmer, Suffolk, by Peter Minter

Volume 27 (2002-3)

The original scheme of polychrome decoration in the entrance hall at the British Museum, by Ian Bristow
Re-presentation of the principal rooms at Osborne House, Isle of Wight, by Alasdair Glass
Restoration of the Cundy House, Bolsover Castle, by Nick Hill
Creeping change in the Cotswolds, by Robin Wyatt
The conservation of the external fabric at Kew Palace, by Tony Dyson
Brompton Barracks, Chatham, by Clive England and Brian Lofthouse

Volume 28 (2004-5)

The Buckler Family: A Study in Nineteenth-Century attitudes to Medieval Buildings, by John Woodcock
Roped Access for Conservation, by Joseph Picalli
Kirby Hall: The Inside Story, by Nick Hill
The Refurbishment of Chicksands Priory, Bedfordshire, by Clive England and Brian Lofthouse

Volume 29 (2006)

Post-war conservation in the Balkans and the reconstruction of churches in Kosovo, by David Johnson and Emma Carmichael
The original colour scheme at St Paul’s, Deptford: research and recreation, by Ian Bristow
St Pancras Station, London: a case study in matching historic brickwork, by Eleni Makri
The Royal Gunpowder Mills, Waltham Abbey, Essex, by Clive England

Volume 30 (2007)

Beverley Minster: arresting the movement in the walls of the nave, by Sam Price
Jacobean Joinery: the panelling of the Long Gallery at Apethorpe Hall, Northamptonshire, by Nick Hill
Learning to love again: the power of Affection, by Jeremy Musson
Ightham Mote, Kent: aspects of repair and conservation, by Stuart Page
Kew Palace revealed, by Jo Thwaites
St Peter’s, Northampton: conservation of the interior decoration
St Mary de Haura, New Shoreham, Sussex: restoration of the choir vault, by Richard Andrews

Volume 31 (2008)

Conservation and Archaeology in Westminster Hall, Palace of Westminster, London, by Phillip Emery and Jacqueline Heath
Living Buildings: Architectural Conservation through the eyes of Donald Insall, by Alasdair Glass
The Restoration of Bishop Sherlock's Room, Fulham Palace, London, by Clive England
Preservation Technology in America: Reflections on UK-US Practice, by John Fidler
Un Tettto di Tegole: the Roof of the Reform Club, London, by Paul Vonberg

Volume 32 (2009)

The Roofs of Kensington Palace, London, by Lee Prosser
St Martin-in-the-Fields, London: the Renewal Project, by Robert Kennett
Auditing the Layers: a Study in Historic Paint-Colour from the Soane Museum, by Ian Bristow
St John and St Mary Magdalene, Goldthorpe: the Conservation of an Early Concrete Building, by Andrew Wiles
George Smith, Architect, in Hertfordshire, by Laura Levitt

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