Conservation and Restoration

This book introduces 30 examples that illustrate how seemingly everyday conversions can be turned into groundbreaking architecture, while eight essays shed light on the important role of conversion in history and the theory of architecture.

"Describes all aspects of sustainable conversion adaptation of existing buildings and provides solutions for making urban settlements resilient to climate change"--

Offers comprehensive coverage of different aspects of building construction work. This title covers brickwork, carpentry and roofing, giving practical guidance on different aspects of the work and offering definitions of the terms used. It includes sections on joinery, stairs and floors.

A uniquely comprehensive source of knowledge on all aspects of dry stone walls.

Living Buildings celebrates the 50th Anniversary of Donald Insall Associates, the Practice founded by distinguished British architect Donald Insall, a leading exponent in the field of Architectural Conservation.

All around us we encounter buildings whose original purpose has rendered them obsolete, and which now offer space for new uses. This publication examines a range of examples, highlighting successful and innovative solutions. Introductory essays examine the economical, technical, historical aspects of the topic.

Offers a practical guide with concrete recommendations for realizing energy-related renovation measures. This book offers an overview of installation engineering measures that helps to evaluate possibilities, costs, and economic viability.

This is a hardback, high quality reprint of the original book. First published in 1911, it is an accumulation of years of practical work and research, focusing on what is often regarded as the golden age of decorative ironwork. It provides the most comprehensive and outstanding record of decorative ironwork in Britain and discusses stylistic trends