2022 Programme
Our first webinar of 2022 will be on THURSDAY 10 February when Alexandra di Valmarana will give us a Virtual Tour of the Venice Biennale: details are on our Meetings page.
The ASCHB 2022 Conference will be Lessons Learned from Built Heritage in the Climate Emergency, on April 1 at Vauxhall St Peter’s, London SE11 5HY – details will follow soon on the Conferences page
June Talk: Antarctica and Apollo: Heritage Horizons
Bryan Lintott will be talking to us on 14th June on the considerable problems and issues around the conservation of sites in non-territorial regions, in extreme and hostile environments. How can the responsibility to protect these sites be met? Details of the talk are...
Manchester Walking Tour
ASCHB joined with IHBC (NW) for a walking tour of Manchester City Centre, led by Stephen Levrant, which proved a fascinating introduction to the history of the city, and the how the changes in commerce had been reflected in the buildings. If you were unfortunate and...
Next Talk: Reconciling the Demands of Listed Major Stations with a Growing 21st Century Railway
Details of the next talk at the Gallery by Andy Savage of the Railway Heritage Trust, on Tuesday March 8th 2016, are now on the MEETINGS and VISITS page
INTBAU Summer School
INTBAU have announced the details of their European Summer School in Classical Architecture in Sweden, 4 - 30 July 2016. The four-week course will be based in the idyllic setting of Engelsberg, two hours north west of Stockholm, a World Heritage Site centred around...
Steve Emery’s talk on fire
February's talk on Fire in Historic Buildings by Steve Emery of Historic England was illuminating on the development of fire, the significance of the room size, ventilation and the catastrophic effect of unsealed service risers. He has sent us the slides of his talk,...
2016 CONFERENCE
Details of the 2016 are being mailed out to members this week. Our AGM and annual conference will be held at St Jude on the Hill, designed by Lutyens, in Hampstead Garden Suburb on Friday 18th March 2016. Please look out for our letter and contact us if you do not...