Do you have a passion for conservation architecture?
Do you want to develop specialist knowledge, skills and connections in the field?
Are you interested in taking a route onto the RIBA Conservation register?
The RIBA Conservation Course is a four-day intensive course comprising three classroom-based days with a 'hands-on' practical application day.
It addresses the philosophical and practical requirements associated with the responsibility of working on a historic building.
The Conservation Course will be your first step on the ladder towards developing a specialism in conservation.
The course will provide you with sufficient skills, knowledge and understanding to enable you to apply for recognition of your skills within the RIBA scheme.
More information on the RIBA Conservation Register| can be found on the website.
Following the course, keep up your Conservation CPD through our programme of Conservation: traditional building materials| CPD. More information can be found below.
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Bookings are now being taken for the following 2013 courses.
Dates and venues
Further information
For more information on the course content, costs and booking information please download the pdf below.
The RIBA Conservation Course 2013|
Conservation Flyer 2013 Post June|
Conservation: traditional building materials
To compliment the RIBA Conservation Course we have
developed a series of half day CPD seminars to develop
your learning objectives.
In 2013, the focus will be on the conservation and repair
of traditional building materials:
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Stonework: repair, conservation and cleaning of historic stonework
Venues: Durham, Liverpool, Southwell, York
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Brickwork: conservation of old brickwork
Venues: Birmingham, Bristol, London, Oxford, Tonbridge
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Timber: repair and conservation of timber framed structures in
historic buildings
Venue: Bristol
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Lime: The use of lime in traditional and historic buildings
Venues: Durham, London, Manchester, Oxford, Southwell, Tonbridge, York
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Heritage Ironwork: techniques of repair and replication
Venues: Birmingham, Tonbridge
More information on the programme please download the following pdf brochure:
Conservation: traditional building materials|