Author: British Tourist Authority
Place: London
Publisher: British Tourist Authority
Year: 1980
Pages: 94
ISBN: 0 7095 0670 8
Source: Donated by Cyrus Guzder
Subject: Architecture
Sub-Subject: Architecture History
Keyword: Historic Buildings
Classification: 720.288
Shelf: C4R4
Accession No: B601
Contents: Preface The Case for Reuse Historic Buildings at Risk Other Issues Roles and Responsibilities Conclusion Summary of Recommendations Appendix Bibliography
Abstract: *Britain’s Historic Buildings: A Policy for Their Future Use* presents a strategic approach to preserving historic buildings through adaptive reuse. It highlights the cultural, environmental, and economic benefits of repurposing rather than demolishing these structures. Key sections address buildings at risk, sustainability, accessibility, and community involvement. The document outlines clear roles for stakeholders, including government, private owners, and conservation groups, to ensure effective preservation. It concludes with practical recommendations for implementation, aiming to secure the long-term future of historic buildings. Supporting materials in the appendix and bibliography provide additional context for this balanced, heritage-respecting policy framework.