Detail of damaged plasterwork ceiling moulding.
Damaged plasterwork at Morecambe Winter Gardens Lancashire. © Historic England Archive View image record DP234048
Damaged plasterwork at Morecambe Winter Gardens Lancashire. © Historic England Archive View image record DP234048

Technical Tuesdays: Technical Conservation Webinars

These free webinars, presented by Historic England's Technical Conservation Team, provide delegates with an in-depth look at a range of technical conservation topics.

Upcoming webinars

The Demonstration of Energy Efficiency Potential (DEEP) - Implication of project findings for historic building retrofit

10 December 2024 at 1:00 PM

The Demonstration of Energy Efficiency Potential (DEEP) project investigated thermal improvements made to solid walled homes in Yorkshire. It compared the cumulative benefit and risks of individual retrofit measures when installed separately, to the benefits of the same retrofit measures being installed all at once, taking a whole building approach.

In this second webinar, the DEEP project team joins Historic England to take a deeper dive into findings and discuss those of pivotal importance to risk-based analysis and decision making when considering the retrofit of historic buildings.

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The first webinar presented a summary of the project and its findings: DEEP webinar 1 - Potential Project Findings

A shorter project summary video can also be found on the Leeds Sustainability Institute YouTube page: DEEP Project Research | Leeds Sustainability Institute

All of the DEEP project reports and synopsis can be found here.

Historic England's refreshed technical guidance on energy efficiency and retrofit can be found here.


Webinar recordings

Find recordings of previous Technical Tuesday webinars via the link below.

Webinar recordings


Historic England is an IHBC-recognised CPD provider. Participation in these webinar events may provide part of the compulsory CPD requirements of a full or associate IHBC member.

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