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APT Building Technology Heritage Library – project completion
APT Australasia Chapter is delighted to report that the project to scan material from Professor Miles Lewis‘ library for the APT International online Building Technology Heritage Library has now been completed. The final project report covering both phases of the … Continue reading
Additions to APT Building Technology Heritage Library
APT Australasia Chapter is delighted to report that the first phase of scanning material from Professor Miles Lewis‘ library for the APT International online Building Technology Heritage Library has been completed. The project report is downloadable here. In summary, 206 documents … Continue reading
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APT Europe Chapter launch
APT Australasia Chapter Convenor, Donald Ellsmore, will attend the launch of the APT European Chapter in Milan, Italy on 16 September 2019. The launch of the new Chapter will be attended by representatives of APT International, APT Latin America Chapter, … Continue reading
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Registrations open for Longford Academy 10
Practical Building Conservation is a 1, 2, 6 or 9 day program in the conservation of traditional buildings, structures and fabric, held at the World Heritage inscribed Woolmers & Brickendon Estates in Longford, Tasmania. It offers a unique mix of theory, … Continue reading
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Australian contributions to the Building Technology Heritage Library
The start of 2019 marked the beginning of a project to add new Australian, European and American documents to the Building Technology Heritage Library (BTHL) supported by the APT Australasia Chapter. These documents come from the collection of Professor Miles … Continue reading
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Longford Academy – Planning a strong future in new hands
This year the Longford Academy will celebrate its tenth year. And this brings exciting changes for the future of these hands-on building conservation courses at the World Heritage Sites of Woolmers and Brickendon Estates in Longford, Tasmania. Donald Ellsmore, Convenor … Continue reading
Limestone and Lime Building Techniques in Puglia, Italy
Report on APT Australasia Chapter members’ investigation of limestone and lime building techniques in Puglia, Italy In late October 2018, a group of Australian and New Zealand members met in Ostuni, Puglia, to immerse in the traditional building culture of … Continue reading
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Tagged conservation, heritage skills, lime, limestone, masseria, materials, preservation, Puglia, trulli, vernacular
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Longford Masterclasses – Spring 2018
Masterclasses at Longford Masonry and Mortars, Wood Carpentry, and Roofing Repair Methods 27 Aug – 1 Sept 2018 The Longford Academy Masterclasses are collaborative learning activities led by experienced APT specialist practitioner educators. Participants work on conservation tasks under direction … Continue reading
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LA9 – May 2018
Longford Academy, May 2018 The ninth annual APT Australasia Chapter Longford Academy was held at the World Heritage inscribed Woolmers and Brickendon Estates on 7-12 May 2018. The group of 25 participants included builders, tradespersons, materials conservators, architects, engineers, archaeologists, … Continue reading
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Tagged Brickendon Estate, conservation, lime mortars, Longford Academy, preservation, roofing, training, Woolmers Estate, workshop
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Longford Academy 9 held May 2018
Just a quick note to say that first reports from Longford Academy 9 held last week have now been sighted on social media … … Richard Senior via LinkedIn … Stephen Booker via Facebook