Events
RIBA Conservation Forum 2021
Location: Online
Date: 15 November 2021
Duration: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Mon, 15 Nov 2021, 12:30 – Wed, 17 Nov 2021, 14:00 GMT
Join RIBA for its second annual Conservation Forum – a series of digital lunchtime talks on sustainable and inclusive heritage.
Please note this is paid event, but those on RIBA’s Conservation Register can avail of a discount. Contact julia@rsua.org.uk for code.
Day 1 – Sustainable Past and Future
Welcome and Introductions
Discussion co-ordinator: Alan Chandler – RIBA SCA, Director of Arts Lettres Techniques, Reader in Architecture (5’)
Sustainable Past and Future guide and case studies – Mina Hasman – Associate Director at Skidmore Owings & Merrill and Alan Chandler (20’)
Case Study – Rachael Owens, Architect at Buckley Gray Yeoman, (20’)
A Client’s perspective (name tbc) (15’)
Resource signposting – Alan Chandler(5’)
Q&A: (20′)
Day 2 – Sustainable and Adaptive reuse of vacant buildings (A national perspective) (16 November)
Discussion co-ordinator: Lisa McFarlane – RIBA SCA, Director at Seven Architecture (5’)
The case of England – Morwenna Slade, Head of Historic Building Climate Change Adaptation at Historic England (20’)
The case of Northern Ireland – Marcus Patton (OBE), RSUA Architect, Illustrated and Author (20’)
The case of Scotland – Fiona Sinclair, RIAS (Advanced) Conservation Architect and Scottish Civic Trust Trustee (20’)
The case of Wales – Judith Alfrey, Head of Conservation and Regeneration, CADW (20’)
Q&A: (10′)
Day 3 – Inclusive Heritage
Discussion co-ordinator: Jude Barber, Director Collective Architecture (10’)
Inclusive Design for Heritage: Jane Simpson, Architect and NRAC registered Access Consultant at Jane Simpson Access (JSA) (15’ – 20’)
Decolonising architecture and heritage: Neal Shasore – Head of school and CEO of the London School of Architecture (15’)
Inclusive communities: how does architecture as a practice needs to deal with communities? Alan Chandler, RIBA SCA, Director of Arts Lettres Techniques, Reader in Architecture (15’)
Q&A: (30′)
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