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The conversion of redundant farm steadings to other uses [electronic resource]

By: Contributor(s): Language: English Publication details: Edinburgh Scottish Executive 2001Subject(s): LOC classification:
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Partial contents:
Executive summary -- Chapter one, introduction: background; purpose and scope of report; research methods and limitations; structure of the report -- Chapter two, brief history and description of traditional farm steadings: history; development of steading form; common building types and their characteristics; recording and protection -- Chapter three, the re-use of redundant steadings: the case for conservation and conversion; alternative and preferred uses; current policy; consents; controls and quality; financial considerations; summary of sources of possible financial aid -- Chapter four, design criteria and guidance: general aims and principles; assessment and evaluation; adaptability; major interventions and extensions; building materials and methods; roofs; external walls and openings; floors; inside spaces, internal finishes and fittings; outside spaces, servicing and external works; special features -- Conclusion -- Appendices
Summary: Examines issues relating to the re-use and conversion of traditional farm buildings in Scotland.
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Book Virtual Online ONLINE PUBLICATION (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 147508-2001

Executive summary -- Chapter one, introduction: background; purpose and scope of report; research methods and limitations; structure of the report -- Chapter two, brief history and description of traditional farm steadings: history; development of steading form; common building types and their characteristics; recording and protection -- Chapter three, the re-use of redundant steadings: the case for conservation and conversion; alternative and preferred uses; current policy; consents; controls and quality; financial considerations; summary of sources of possible financial aid -- Chapter four, design criteria and guidance: general aims and principles; assessment and evaluation; adaptability; major interventions and extensions; building materials and methods; roofs; external walls and openings; floors; inside spaces, internal finishes and fittings; outside spaces, servicing and external works; special features -- Conclusion -- Appendices

Examines issues relating to the re-use and conversion of traditional farm buildings in Scotland.