Valuing Places: Good Practice in Conservation Areas
'Valuing Places - Good Practice in Conservation Areas' forms part of our Constructive Conservation series, looking at exemplary ways to manage change in the historic environment.
The eighteen case studies in this publication are examples of how this has been achieved in a range of conservation areas. The care of our built inheritance has to be carefully balanced with the economic and social imperatives of the present. As the case studies demonstrate, the two requirements are not mutually exclusive.
Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Local Engagement
- Establishing Significance
- Policies for Protection - Management Plans
- Policies for Protection - Strategic Initiatives
- Reinforcing Character - Local Placemaking
- Reinforcing Character - Public Realm
- Reinforcing Character - Managing Change
- Information and Resources
This publication predates 1 April 2015, when part of English Heritage changed its name to Historic England. While the branding may differ from recent publications, be assured that the content and guidance are still correct.
Additional Information
- Series: Guidance
- Publication Status: Completed
- Product Code: 51549
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