Built Heritage

Considered very basically a house might be thought of as a series of boxes, each a room, stacked up with a roof to keep the elements with a way to get in and out. But, in these boxes much of our human life takes place and reciprocally our lives shape and influence the boxes in which we shelter.

The management of this increasing body of heritage assets is an important subject that merits further investigate. Read Jonathan's latest...

By Lucy Jarvis BA(Hons), PGCert, MSc., IHBC, FRSA What is a tall building? Well, there's a question! Historic England's guidance on tall...

Few subjects excite so much controversy amongst heritage specialists as replacement windows. 

Significance is, in terms of our common heritage, central to the way in which we make decisions about change.

This essay has been written by Dr Jonathan Edis. It does not seek to challenge the role of harm as a central component of national policy...