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12. APPENDICES 12.5 Bibliography CONSERVATION ASSESSMENT - VOLUME 1: ST PETER’S SEMINARY FEBRUARY 2008 295 Final Issue Project Correspondence Supporting Financial Statement dated June 2004 Confidential Info Cost Plan Dated June 2004 by CRGP Ltd (formed part of above) Copies of Original Floor Plans and Section Gillespie Kidd & Coia Copies of Original Site Plan Gillespie Kidd & Coia Asbestos Walkover Report April 2005 by Johnson Poole & Bloomer Summary Precognition for Public Inquiry 1999 prepared by Ian White Associates Argyll & Bute Planning Report Dated 21 Sept 1998 On Planning Application to form 33 Building Plots and formation of a country Park Argyll & Bute Council Closing Submission for Public Inquiry dated January 2000 for the above application. Scottish Executive Report of Local Public Inquiry 18-26 Jan 2000 Development of Viable Strategic Master plan for the Maintenance and Sustainability of the Kilmahew Estate by Page and Park Architects and Ian White Associates Market Assessment of St Peters by EDAW CR Planning dated Sept 1994 Historic Buildings Statement of Case dated Oct 1999 Soluis fly through on CD Hirst Landscape CD St Peter Preservation Building Trust All relevant correspondence and Elliot and Partners S.Eng report. Publications/Policy Documents Conservation Principles Polices and Guidance for the Sustainable Management of the Historic Environment (Second Stage Consultation), 2007, May, Published by English Heritage Memorandum of Guidance on Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas, 1998, Published by Historic Scotland Modified Finalized Draft Local Plan-Written Statement, 2006, June, Published by Argyll & Bute Council Enabling Development and the Conservation of Heritage Assets, 2000, Sept, Published by English Heritage Journal 3: The Twentieth Century Church,1998. Published by The Twentieth Century Society Architectural Press & Articles& Film Concrete Quarterly, 1967, Jan-Mar.,p.16-23 St. Peter’s College Seminary, Cardross.
12. APPENDICES CONSERVATION ASSESSMENT - VOLUME 1: ST PETER’S SEMINARY FEBRUARY 2008 296 Final Issue Architect and Builder, 1967, Sept.’p.22-26. St. Peter’s College Seminary, Cardross. Country Life, 1967 July 27, p.212-214 St Peter’s College, Cardross. Architect’s Journal, 1968 May 1st St. Peter’s College Seminary, Cardross. Mac Journal: Special Issue. Gillespie Kidd & Coia, no.1,1994 p. 4-74. Prospect (Scotland) no.89,2003 Jan/Feb.’ p.22-29 The seminary at Cardross, see as Scotland’s best and most neglected modernist building. Prospect NW no.6, 2004 Jan/Feb.’0.10-15 Fallen Angels by Penny Lewis Icon, Dan Dubowitz’s photos of crumbling monasteries. No. 010, 2004 Feb.,p.90-95 Prospect (Scotland) : no.107, 2005Jan.’p.46 My favorite building. St Peter’s Seminary, Cardross, Article by Nick Barley Architect’s Journal, vol 224, no.9,2006 Sept.14, p.27-41 Cardross by Andrew Mead. St Peter’s College Magazine “Kilmahew Cardross”, extracted from No. 72, June 1949 The Gardeners’ Chronicle “Kilmahew Castle” , November 12th , 1938 The Lennox Herald, 24 May, 1919 p.3, col.1 The Dumbarton Herald, July 30, 1879 The Architectural Review, no.1079, Corbusier 100, January 1987 Short Film ‘Space and Light’ 1972 Directed by Murragr Grigor Documentary ‘Four Modern Buildings: Cardross Seminary’ 1966. BBC , Presented by Patrick Nuttgens Books Arts Council, Le Corbusier Architect of the Century, 1987 Edited by Willy Boesiger, Le Corbusier, published by Thames and Hudson,1972 Burke, B., A Genealogical & Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain, ed.1952 Burke, B., A Genealogical & Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain 1914 Davis, M.C, Baronial Mansions & Castle Restorations in the West of Scotland Glendinning, Miles, Rebuilding Scotland: the postwar vision 1945- 1975, published East Linton Tuckwell Press, 1977 Irving, J. The History of Dumbartonshire, Civil, Ecclesiastical, and Territorial; with Genealogical Notices of the Principal Families in the County, 2nd Ed., Dumbarton: printed for the Author, 1860
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