Heritage and Listed Buildings: Understanding the legislative framework for heritage and listed buildings

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Understanding the legislative framework for heritage and listed buildings –who does what in historic building conservation in the UK, and what do architects need to know to navigat e the complex structures and policies and ensure their design vision is not compromised by unnecessary compliance. The role of then two main Government departments with responsibility for conservation issues: DCMS Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport and Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities The Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 NPPF and government policy The role of Local Government including local plan policies and conservation area designation. The role of Historic England -- two aspects, designation and planning control Conservation Principles document CADW and Historic Environment Scotland The voluntary sector, including the National Amenity Societies and their roles International organisations and charters ICOMOS guidelines The Venice Charter & The Burra Charter Learning outcomes: Understand the conservation landscape in the UK and its relevance for all forms of architectural practice Understand the implications of the designation status of a building or site, and the potential for designation levels to increase during a project Be enabled to negotiate with local authority conservation officers, Historic England Inspectors and local and national amenity groups from a confident position of knowledge of current legislation. Policy and case law. Catherine CroftCatherine is the Director of the C20 Society, the national charity which campaigns for the preservation of Britain’s modern architectural and design heritage. An expert on post war architecture and the public perception of twentieth century design - particularly changing attitudes to brutalism and post modernism – she is a regular commentator on heritage and architecture in the broadcast media and specialist press. She established and runs the Conservation of Historic Concrete course at West Dean College, is the author of Concrete Architecture and founding editor of C20 Magazine. Lecturing widely on heritage and architecture, in the UK and abroad, she’s sat on the judging panel for the World Architecture Fund awards and the Carbuncle Cup award for the worst new building in the UK. Before C20, she worked with English Heritage, The Theatres Trust, The Victorian Society, RIBA Drawings Collection and Middlesex University. RIBA Chartered Members are eligible to use their £200 voucher code for this course. For more information, please refer to our step-by-step instructions, terms and conditions and FAQs. Two ways to book on demand Core CPD topics Core CPD Club Ticket: one single booking for all 10 topics Pay-as-you-go: purchase modules individually in our Learning Programme Please note: Each on demand video will expire 12 months after enrolling onto the module This course contains content specific to UK regulations/legislation The course was recorded in October 2022 For more information on this course, or if there are no places available, please email us, or call +44 (0)20 7307 5355 to talk to a member of the team. Please view the Terms and Conditions for more information. Core CurriculumBuilding conservation and heritage Show more