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Modifying Historic Windows as Part of Retrofitting Energy Saving Measures

Créer par:  Ella Buckingham

Dernière mise à jour:  13 août 2024

Summary/Description:

The latest guidance to retrofitting and modifying windows in heritage sites to save energy. Updated 23 July 2024.

Type: Guidance
Published/led by: Historic England
Publication date: 10 janv. 2023
Audience: Internal, Sector, Corporate
Original content owned by: Historic England
Administrative area/region: Heritage
Étiquettes: guidance heritage buildings retrofitting
Topic: Physical Resilience

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