Conservation Principles, Policies and Guidance - English Heritage
Conservation Principles, Policies and Guidance - English Heritage
Conservation Principles, Policies and Guidance - English Heritage
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ASSESSING HERITAGE SIGNIFICANCE<br />
Preamble 35<br />
Underst<strong>and</strong> the fabric <strong>and</strong> evolution of the place 35<br />
Identify who values the place <strong>and</strong> why they do so 36<br />
Relate identified heritage values to the fabric of the place 37<br />
Consider the relative importance of those identified values 38<br />
Consider the contribution of associated objects <strong>and</strong> collections 38<br />
Consider the contribution made by setting <strong>and</strong> context 39<br />
Compare the place with other places sharing similar values 39<br />
Articulate the significance of the place 40<br />
MANAGING CHANGE TO SIGNIFICANT PLACES<br />
Preamble 43<br />
Establish whether there is sufficient information 44<br />
Consider the effects on authenticity <strong>and</strong> integrity 45<br />
Take account of sustainability 46<br />
Consider the potential reversibility of changes 46<br />
Compare options <strong>and</strong> make the decision 47<br />
Apply mitigation 47<br />
Monitor <strong>and</strong> evaluate outcomes 48<br />
ENGLISH HERITAGE CONSERVATION POLICIES AND GUIDANCE<br />
Preamble 51<br />
Routine management <strong>and</strong> maintenance 51<br />
Periodic renewal 52<br />
Repair 52<br />
Intervention to increase knowledge of the past 54<br />
Restoration 55<br />
New work <strong>and</strong> alteration 58<br />
Integrating conservation with other public interests 60<br />
Enabling development 62<br />
CONCLUSION<br />
Applying the <strong>Principles</strong> 67<br />
DEFINITIONS 71