Catalytic Conversion: REVIVE Historic Buildings to Regenerate Communities

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A report extolling the virtues of saving, conserving, and, where necessary, converting, redundant historic buildings of architectural merit in preference to their demolition, with several case studies included to prove the point. Illustrated. Large paperback. In new condition. Cat No 4544

£ 6.50

Author Ben Harris

Publisher Save Britain's Heritage

Book Condition New

Binding Paperback

ISBN 095154683X

Publication Year 1998

Primary Subject Region: Britain

Secondary Subject Theory & Practice: Conservation

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