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Shape East Event Presentations

As part of our ongoing programme of seminars, lectures and tours, Shape East has compiled a database of all of the most useful, innovative and interesting presentations. Please click on the links below to download the pdf files.

Topic of Event	Presentations (all in pdf form unless stated)
March 2011: Places of Worship A Seminar aimed at church groups maintaining and repairing places of worship.	- Getting to know your place of worship (English Heritage) - Applying for Grant Funding (English Heritage) - Insurance Issues (Ecclesiastical Insurance Group Ltd)
Jan 2011: Historic Places How local communities can contribute to protecting and enhancing the historic environment	- Local Listing and Community Involvement (EH) - Undertaking Street Audits (EH) - Case Study: King's Lynn, Article 4 Direction (Norfolk County Council)
Oct 2010: Stopping the Rot How to protect vulnerable historic buildings and other heritage assets	- Valuation Issues with Heritage Assets (EH) - Protection Powers for Local Authorities (EH) - Serving Repairs Notices and Compulsory Purchase Orders (EH) - Schedules of Work: Putting it into Practice (EH)
Feb 2010: Spotting Quality Design The importance of quality design and affordable low energy housing.	- A Norfolk Case Study of Affordable, Low Energy Housing (Uni.E.Anglia) - How to Spot Quality Design (Anglia Ruskin University)
Jan 2010: Adapting Churches Guidance for those involved in the adaptation of working church buildings	- The Need for Change: A Church of England Perspective (C of E) - How Communities can make the most of Churches (Diocese Worcester)
Nov 2009: Climate Change and Historic Buildings important built environment issues developing due to climate changes	- Historic Buildings and Climate Change (The National Trust) - Sustainability: Cost Savings of Adapting Old Buildings (Calford Seadon)
Dec 2009: Density: Making New Developments Work: The practicalities involved in high density, sustainable design	- An Introduction to Density (Cambridge Design Team) - An Exercise in Making New DevelopmentsWork (Allies and Morrison)
Nov 2009: Delivery in the Downturn The central issues surrounding the future of the development industry	- Sustainability Challenges in the Credit Crunch (Carbon Free Group) - New Tenure Models for a New Market? (C20 Future Planners )
Sep 2009: Managing Change in Urban and Rural Historic Landscapes The historic landscape in the planning process and the modern day threats to our archaeological heritage and landscape	- Climate Change: Changing Landscapes (National Trust) - Parks and Gardens at Risk (English Heritage) - The Historic Landscape in the Planning Process: Characterisation Techniques and Applications: Summary Notes (English Heritage)
Sep 2009: Improving Quality of Place Urban design and advice for Councillors' on improving quality of place.	- World Class Places and Civic Leaders (CABE) - Developer Contributions and the Recession (Hewdon Consulting) - Detailed Case Study: Creative Exchange, St Neots (Peter Beard, Architect)
April 2009: Reclaiming the Public Realm in Historic Towns An exploration of the use of public space in historic towns in the UK and Europe.	- Public Realm in European Historic Towns and Cities (St Eds. Council) - Reclaiming the Public Realm in Historic Towns (English Heritage) - Case Study: Downham Market Town Centre (Sheils Flynn) - Case Study: Lincolnshire (Lincolnshire County Council)
March 2009: Building in Context, Thetford The general dilemmas and issues faced in urban design and development in historic places	- Why Design Matters (English Heritage) - Case Study: Minstergate Site, Thetford (Breckland Council)
Jan 2009: New (Secular) Uses for Old Churches An exploration of the key considerations in the new use of redundant churches.	- New Uses for Historic Places of Worship 1: photos only (English Heritage) - New Uses for Historic Places of Worship 2: photos only (English Heritage) - Case Study : St Peter Hungate, Norwich (Heritage and Regeneration Trust:HEART)
Jan 2009 : A New Way of Life? The Truth about Zero-Carbon Living Imagining a zero-carbon future and how we might think about achieving this.	- Delivering Low Carbon Growth in Cambridgeshire (Cambridgeshire Horizons) - Sustainable Energy without the Hot Air (Prof.D.Mackay, Cambridge University) - Zero Carbon Living (One Planet Living) - The Renewable Energy Challenge (Ashley Baxter, Consultant) - Case Study: Travel Choices, Arbury Park, Cambridge (WSP) - Sustainable Transport to 2031 (WSP) - Zero Carbon Living: Creating Behaviour Change in East Anglia (Low Carbon Innovation Centre, Univ. East .Anglia)
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General Presentations

The following are presentatiosn unaffilliated to Shape East events, but donated by friends and associates of Shape East.

Approaching Architecture in Sao Paulo:
- Choosing a Sustainable Re-development Model

by Carlos Leite
www.educatorium.com/leite

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Shape East Event Presentations

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