Practical Building Conservation

English Heritage
Since the original series of Practical Building
Conservation appeared in 1988, it has become a standard
reference for those caring for historic buildings large and small:
essential reading for architects, surveyors and building managers,
as well as conservators. Ashgate Publishing and English Heritage
are now publishing an update to this seminal series. The new series
has not only been updated to cover the latest techniques and
materials, but has been greatly expanded and copiously illustrated.
English Heritage is renowned for its expertise in the conservation
of buildings, gardens and archaeological sites, and these books are
an accessible distillation of many years of experience. They look
in detail at building materials ranging from the ancient to the
modern, and are studded throughout with practical advice.
The 10 volumes of Practical Building
Conservation will also be available to purchase as a
10-volume set from September 2012 at a discounted price on the cost
of buying the volumes individually. View the 10-volume set
webpage for more information or to pre-order ...
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