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C O N T E X T 1 6 7 : M A R C H 2 0 2 1 47 • Obtain key skills in conservation with practical skills-based workshops and lectures. • Study flexible, part-time two days per month (with Saturday provision). • Recognised by the Institute of Historic Building Conservation (IHBC), and contributes towards becoming a Member of the Architects Accredited in Building Conservation. FOR FURTHER DETAILS VISIT BCU.AC.UK/CONSERVATION-MA OR CONTACT KATRIONA.BYRNE@BCU.AC.UK MA/PGDIP/PGCERT CONSERVATION OF THE HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT FLEXIBLE PART-TIME POSTGRADUATE STUDY CONTEXT , the journal of The Institute of Historic Building Conservation, goes out to all IHBCmembers four times a year. Keep in touch with the latest news and views and keep your finger on the pulse of professional building conservation. Contact Cathedral Communications to get your message out to the right people this year. Cathedral Communications Limited 01747 871717 ihbc@cathcomm.co.uk buildingconservation.com The home of the conservation professional Food and drink The changing face of the English pub Decline and revival of food markets The architecture of co-op stores No 165 August 2020 Institute of Historic Building Conservation Learning from new towns Socialist realism in a Czechoslovak new town The complex heritage of French new towns Post-war new towns in Germany Saving new town heritage No 162 November 2019 Institute of Historic Building Conservation Ireland The making of the 14 Henrietta Street Museum Origins of the Buildings of Ireland The development of Irish building conservation Architectural conservation officers No 163 March 2020 Institute of Historic Building Conservation superb steel windows, doors and conservation rooflights Clement House, Haslemere, Surrey GU27 1HR Telephone: 01428 643393 clementwindows.co.uk info@clementwg.co.uk Steel Windows and Doors by Clement Crafted by experts in steel fenestration and building conservation. Regularly specified by architects and conservation officers, our windows are the ideal solution for your project. Our approach is to work with you and other professionals to produce window designs that are visually stunning and offer high technical performance, whilst respecting important heritage and planning objectives.