Preserving Post-War Heritage
The Care and Conservation of Mid Twentieth Century Architecture

edited by Susan Mcdonald
papers originally given at English Heritage's Preserving Post-war Heritage Conference, 3-4 June 1998

Style or Substance: What Are We Trying to Conserve?
by Alan Powers, Twentieth Century Society! Prince of Wales’s Institute of Architecture

This is Tomorrow: The History of Post-war Architecture in England
by Elain Harwood, English Heritage

Defining an Approach: A Methodology for the Repair of Post-war Buildings
by Susan Macdonald, English Heritage

Towards the fully Integrated Building: Servicing Post-war Buildings
Jeff Parkes, Rain One

Plastics: The First Universal Building Material
by Anthony Walker, Damond Lock Grabowski and Partners

The Use of Concrete in the Post-war Era
by Michael Bussell, building and structural engineering consultant

The Deterioration of Reinforced Concrete: an Introduction
by Jimi Fadayomi, SIKA Ltd

Repairing Reinforced Concrete: an Overview
by Paul Lambert, Mott McDonald Ltd

Conserving Concrete: Defining an Appropriate Approach for Listed Buildings
by Kevin Davies, Rowan Technologies Ltd

The Development of Clad Frame Construction and Implications for Conservation
by Peter Ross, Ove Arup & Partners

The Glass and Metal Curtain Wall
by Stephen J Kelly, Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates Inc

The Lansbury Estate, Keeling House and Balfon Tower: Conservation Issues and the Architecture of Social Intent
by Martin O'Rourke, English Heritage

A Future for Park Hill
by Andrew Beard, Sheffield City Council

Fallingwater: Solving Structural Problems
by Robert Stillman, Robert Stillman Associates

The Clerical Medical and General Building Bristol: Preserving the Concrete Aesthetic
by Kevin Davies, Rowan Technologies Ltd

Preserving Heritage or Revaluing Resources?
by John Allan, Avanti Architects Ltd

Conservation Resources for Post-war Structures
by Michael Stratton, University of York

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