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Author or Editor: Rob Cowan (Editor)
Format: Journal
Publisher: IHBC
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"Context stands as the definitive journal for professionals working in the historic environment. Published by the Institute of Historic Building Conservation (IHBC), it offers a rich and intelligent blend of policy insight, technical guidance, case studies, and critical commentary. Under the editorship of Rob Cowan, Context brings together voices from across the conservation spectrum—architects, planners, historians, craftspeople, and academics—into a genuinely interdisciplinary forum.

Whether tackling emerging challenges like climate resilience in heritage assets or exploring timeless principles in restoration and repair, the journal consistently provides high-value, well-curated content that informs both practice and thought leadership. Its online availability makes it an accessible and vital resource for continuous professional development and sector-wide learning.

For anyone committed to the stewardship of historic buildings and places, Context is more than a journal—it is a cornerstone of professional discourse and a catalyst for informed, collaborative conservation practice."

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Keywords/Tags: Context: The Voice of Building Conservation

Author or Editor: Charlotte Hindle
Format: Journal
Number of Pages: 132
Publication Date: 25/02/2025
Publisher: Conservation and Heritage Journal
Review or Endorsement :

"The Conservation, Heritage, Restoration & Building Journal is an invaluable resource for anyone passionate about preserving the architectural legacy of the UK. With its expert insights, case studies, and connections to skilled professionals, it serves as a cornerstone for building conservation professionals, homeowners, and heritage enthusiasts alike. Its commitment to promoting best practices and fostering a knowledgeable community makes it a must-read for those dedicated to safeguarding our historic buildings for future generations."

Keywords/Tags: Conservation, Heritage, Restoration, Regeneration, Architectural Heritage, Traditional Building Techniques, Building Conservation Professionals, Historic Properties, Craftspeople Directory, Suppliers Directory, Case Studies, Best Practices, News Updates, Events, Community Engagement, Knowledge Exchange, Networking, Architectural Legacy, Preservation, UK Building Industry
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