The purpose of the Conservation Architecture Group is to provide an expert knowledge resource to support the RIBA's policies, actions and guidance on the repair and conservation of historic buildings.
Key activities and functions
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Policy
Develop RIBA policy (national and regional) on conservation, the listing process, heritage sites, building regulations etc.
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Communication
Communicate role of architects in conservation by articles in press, awards, conferences etc; provide information on website, guidance, links to other organisations etc; provide advice to individual architects, practices and other professions.
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Liaison
With RIBA CPD department to identify potential CPD providers etc, with RIBA Education and R&D departments, identify research requirements, sources of funding etc.
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Accreditation
Encourage architects to join the register of architects accredited in building conservation (AABC) and work with RIBA practice department on development of and improved access to the register.
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Meetings
Download the notes from the group's most recent meeting from the members-only area.