CONTEXT 50 - June 1996

YORK University of York, Institute of AdvancedArchitectural Studies, The Kings Manor, York. YOl 2EP tel.01904 4333963 MA in Conservation Studies- Historic Buildings and Places. 1 year full-time or 3 year modular parttime Other courses: MA in Conservation Studies (Landscape option); Professional Development courses (1-4 days) Director: Peter Burman In addition to the above list, we are aware of several courses being prepared. These are: SHEFFIELD Sheffield Hallam University, Dept of Urban & Regional Studies, City Campus, Pond Street, Sheffield S1 1WB tel 0114-253 3558 Postgrad certificate/ diploma/ MA in Heritage Management (due to start Autumn 1996) The course has been designed to follow ACO's Areas of Competence. Contact: Linda Woods LONDON South Bank University, School of Construction, 202-230 Wandsworth Rd London SW8 2JZ tel. 0171-928 8989 MA in Conservation (proposed for 1996/7) Contact: Peter Nardini NEWCASTLE UPONTYNE University of Northumbria at Newcastle, Dept of Built Environment, Ellison Building, Ellison Place, Newcastle upon Tyne NEl SST tel 0191-227 4658 BSc (Hons) Architectural and Urban Conservation (Proposed for 1997) The course has been designed to follow ACO's Areas of Competence. Contact: Rob Pickard. I am aware of courses due to start at NOTTINGHAM Trent University and GLAMORGANUniversity at Pontypridd. The following are contacts for SPAB and English Heritage short courses: SPAB Specialist repair course runs for one week and is offered in the spring and autumn of each year. Contact: Rachel Bower tel. 0171-377 1644 The ACO offers bursarships for this course. For details contact Philip Grover tel. 01865 483425 ENGLISH HERITAGE Over 30 short courses, training events and summer schools are run at the Building Conservation Training Centre at Fort Brockhurst tel. 0171-973 3821 A number of further and higher education institutions and other centres run specialist courses in traditional craft and conservation techniques (eg stone masonry, joinery, plasterwork and the use of lime). The best source of information on these is COTAC (The Conference on Training in Architectural Conservation),which has ACO representation. Contact: Graham Lee tel. 0171-973 3656 Conservation Rooflight • f AIT/\FUL et.f'LJCA OF CA 5> T - IRON l<'OOFLil<lff • t7001!,Lt. uLAZU? AN17 t7RAOu!1T?TRIPPt.D • Of't.NAl!>Lt. FOi<'. Vt.NTILATION ANI? CLt.ANINC.. • HOT - PIP C.ALVANl?U' AN!? f'OL.Yt.,Tt.R f'OVWt.R PAINTt.11. • .SU!TA&Lt. FOR ALL Tilt.[/ ROO!' COVLRIMC.5. • WIDC RANC.t OF S!Zt.5 AN!? IIWNMONuLRY OPTION.':>. • ntQUt.NTL. Y Rt.lOMMt.NPU1 e,y LJ-luLl~I-I 1-it.RITAc.t. ANP ~f't.Clflll7 f;Y Tl\t. NATIONAL WO.ST. rhe Consen'ation Roojlight is obtainable from: The Metal Window o. Ltd. The Old Stables. Oxleaze Farm. Filkins. lechlade. Glos. Gl7 3RB. Tel/Fax 01367 850313 CONTEXT 50 l]ie vital ingredient for the,cq:nservafion anGI repair of historic buildings. Bleakloli(Hrileputty is96% pu!e ca.lciumoxide ground to a fine powderantl slakedfresh before mlturing a minimum of 30 days. This makes it ideptfoJ preparingall mortars, plastersand washes without requirjng further treatme!'1"1', 10 ° I 'J 0 ' ,, • s LAOK Eo:-alME'MORifARs~- i ' ••·· '', ''(\::,':' Coarse, medium and fine stuff p're mixed 'non2 • hydraulic mortars for us~.where direct matching of the original ls·RotcrWt?I. ., ~ ~ Bleaklowlime pJ,Jttybased mixesare prepared using carefullygra0 9ed and batchedaggregatesand:ar~ava 0pc1bl~Jllp tO )<g sacks or Big ~g\' Thesemixesare ric)i enough to allowJod~:\eaddition ot pozzblanic· materialsif require~. ~, . r' ,. ·M ,. '.c Av'!,!_1ab,J£-..;;. arc~9u ~BLEAKLOW ~ ~slakedlimeproducts BLEAKL0WINDUSTRIESLTD HassopAv,Hassop,Bakewell, Derbyshire DE45lNS. fax:01246583192 Salesinquiriestelephone: 01246 582284 South eastern part pallet sales& distribution (Kingston) tel/fax 0181 977 0816 SUPPLIERSOFLIMEPUTTYTOTHENATIONALTRUST.ENGLISH ERITAGEANDCADW 27

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