RIBA Core Curriculum: Context
The following CPD materials fall within the ‘Context: the historic environment and its setting’ RIBA Core Curriculum topic area.
This CPD seminar introduces the architect to sympathetic methods of cleaning, as well as providing information on procedures that could be harmful to the masonry and/or environment. Topics covered include use of chemicals, poultices, cleaning machinery and mineral repair mortar.
Stonehealth Ltd manufactures well-known and widely-used steam and swirling vortex cleaning systems. The company also provides contractors and specifiers with consultation services and feasibility studies. With over 30 years’ experience, Stonehealth prides itself on being an expert in the field of stone conservation and restoration.
Approximate duration excluding time for questions/answers: one hour.
This seminar looks at the history of the steel window, demonstrating the contribution steel windows have made to architectural trends and aesthetics, both in the UK and overseas. It describes the advantages of using steel windows today and the important role they play in restoration and conservation projects, before concluding with a look at the steel window of the future.
Clement manufactures an innovative range of steel windows, doors and rooflights for private residences and commercial projects. The company provides a complete service – from the provision of technical drawings through to manufacture, installation and after-sales support – whether the project involves listed buildings, conservation areas or new build.
Produced from 100% recycled steel, Clement windows are environmentally friendly and meet the highest levels of specification and performance.
Approximate duration excluding time for questions/answers: 40 minutes.