RICS & SPAB Building Conservation Summer School
Overview
2010 Summer School
12-16 September at the Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester
If you want to specialise in inspecting and repairing old and traditional buildings then this course will give you the key skills to unlock your career in the historic building surveying profession.
For more information
- See event details for 2010 Summer School
- View our sponsors for this event
Conserving our nation's heritage is widely promoted, but ensuring that those protecting it have the skills, knowledge and understanding is also fundamental and underpin the principles of the RICS Building Conservation Forum and SPAB (The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings).
One important method to achieve this is via the re-enforcement of undergraduate and graduate training in traditional buildings, construction techniques and materials. To support our new surveyors and other specialists in this field, not forgetting providing essential CPD (continuous professional development) opportunities to qualified members, we have since 2004, developed the annual 'RICS & SPAB Building Conservation Summer School - an introduction'.
Founders
- Marianne Suhr MRICS - Building Surveyor and Technical promotions Officer for SPAB. Best known for her appearance on BBC2's Restoration Series
- Stephen Boniface FRICS - Building Surveyor, former chair of the RICS Conservation Forum and more recently chair of the RICS Building Surveying Faculty (Professional Group)
- Adrian Stenning FRICS - Quantity Surveyor and Current Chairman of RICS Building Conservation Forum. Former Partner and now Consultant to Bare, Leaning & Bare.
Other planning contributors
- Martin Russell Croucher - RICS Director of Accreditation and Certification
- Alan Cripps - RICS Associate Director of the Built Environment
- Charlotte Barrett - RICS South West Events Coordinator
For more information
Charlotte Barrett
t +44 (0)1749 673672
e cbarrett@rics.org
Pages in RICS & SPAB Building Conservation Summer School
- 1. You are here Overview
- 2. Summer School 2009
- 3. Sponsors
