Restoration drama

By:

Richardson, V

Series: RIBA Journal ; 106(12) December 1999, 60-62(3)Publication details: 1999Subject(s):

Summary: Considers the benefits which consultants may gain from restoring old buildings instead of concentrating solely on new projects. Includes a list of contacts.

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Considers the benefits which consultants may gain from restoring old buildings instead of concentrating solely on new projects. Includes a list of contacts.

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