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Living Buildings: Architectural Conservation: Philosophy, Principles and Practice

Living Buildings: Architectural Conservation: Philosophy, Principles and Practice
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  • ISBN-13: 9781864701920
  • ISBN: 1864701927
  • Publication Date: 2009
  • Publisher: Antique Collectors' Club

AUTHOR

Insall, Donald, HRH The Prince of Wales

SUMMARY

Living Building celebrates the 50th anniversary of Donald Insall Associates, the firm led by esteemed British architect Donald Insall, a leading exponent in the field of architectural conservation. Probably best known for his restoration of Windsor Castle after a devestating fire in 1992, Insall's dedication to preservation architecture has ensured the longevity of Britain's national treasures. This book is a detailed examination of Insall's painstaking approach to architectural conservation, comprehensively illustrated by case studies, drawings, plans, and in-depth descriptions of intricacies of the preservation process.Insall, Donald is the author of 'Living Buildings: Architectural Conservation: Philosophy, Principles and Practice', published 2009 under ISBN 9781864701920 and ISBN 1864701927.

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