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Heritage Trust Network Conference 2024

Crëwyd Gan:  Ella Buckingham

Diweddarwyd ddiwethaf:  14 Awst 2024

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The Conference is scheduled to run from 29 September to 1 October 2024 at Dunfermline. Event programme TBC.

Type: Research
Published/led by: Heritage Trust Network
Audience: Sector, Corporate
Original content owned by: Heritage Trust Network
Tagiau: heritage climate change conference
Topic: Physical Resilience

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Historical Climates and Conservation Environments: Historical perspectives on climate control strategies within museums and heritage buildings
An academic doctoral dissertation providing an overview of the techniques used by museums and heritage buildings in Europe to protect and conserve items/architecture, etc. Contains example...
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Gan:  Ella Buckingham |
Diweddarwyd ddiwethaf:  13 Awst 2024
Heritage & Carbon: how historic buildings can help tackle the climate crisis
Positions heritage as a leading role in fighting the climate crisis, specifically covering policy, guidance, cost, supply chain skills and capacity in local government. 
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Gan:  Ella Buckingham |
Diweddarwyd ddiwethaf:  13 Awst 2024
Black text reads 'Historic England'. Above this are three shaped lines stacked on top of each other. The bottom one, which is blue, is shaped like sea waves. In the middle is a red line with curves on the bottom and zig-zags on the top. Above this is a green shape with zig-zags on the bottom to connect to the middle stripe, and then ending in a flat line at the top. These lines form a rectangle shape together.
Adapting Historic Buildings for Energy and Carbon Efficiency
Published guidance on adapting historic buildings to lower carbon and increase environmental efficiency.
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Gan:  Ella Buckingham |
Diweddarwyd ddiwethaf:  13 Awst 2024
Black text reads 'Historic England'. Above this are three shaped lines stacked on top of each other. The bottom one, which is blue, is shaped like sea waves. In the middle is a red line with curves on the bottom and zig-zags on the top. Above this is a green shape with zig-zags on the bottom to connect to the middle stripe, and then ending in a flat line at the top. These lines form a rectangle shape together.
Modifying Historic Windows as Part of Retrofitting Energy Saving Measures
The latest guidance to retrofitting and modifying windows in heritage sites to save energy. Updated 23 July 2024.
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Gan:  Ella Buckingham |
Diweddarwyd ddiwethaf:  13 Awst 2024