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Journal of Architectural Conservation

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As the leading authority in its field, the international Journal of Architectural Conservation provides invaluable guidance on policy, practice and technical developments. Encouraging debate on a broad variety of conservation issues, this peer reviewed Journal with its high academic and professional standards, fulfills its ambition to illuminate, question and inform.

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What our readers say…

‘An indispensable mixture of readable papers, essential CPD and background reading for accredited conservation professionals.’Lawrance Hurst, Hurst, Pierce & Malcolm Consulting Engineers

‘I value the Journal for its contribution to the discussion about the policy and practice in conservation, and for the fine balance it strikes between practical information and academic credentials.’Natalie Bull, Past President, Association for Preservation Technology International

‘One of the few regular publications for the North America market that includes European papers on preservation. It is nicely polished and provides a good variety of information.’Thomas H Taylor, Jr., Chief Architectural Conservator, Colonial Willamsburg Foundation

‘One of the most useful and well respected journals in the field.’Pat Gibbons, Scottish Lime Centre Trust

For conservation research and innovative practice…

Appealing to an international professional and academic readership, with its wide-ranging review of research and innovative practice, it offers a valuable resource on:

n building typesn building materials and their conservationn recent case studiesn developments in specific construction techniquesn research results from key investigations

Consultant Editors

Professor Vincent Shacklock University of Lincoln, UK

Elizabeth Hirst Hirst Conservation, UK

Professor Norman R. Weiss Columbia University, USA

Bob Kindred MBE Ipswich Borough Council, IHBC’s Government Liaison Secretary, UK

Professor Peter Swallow De Montfort University, UK

Managing Editor

Jill Pearce

Editorial Advisory Board

Alan Baxter Alan Baxter and Associates, Consulting Engineers, London, UK

Dr Stephen Bond Architectural Consultant, UK

Ian Brocklebank Architect and Consultant, London, UK

Professor Peter Burman University of Cottbus, Germany

Professor May Cassar Centre for Sustainable Heritage, University College London, UK

Rory Cullen The National Trust for England, Wales and Northern Ireland

John A. Fidler Simpson Gumpertz & Heger, Los Angeles, USA

Ian Hume Conservation Engineering Consultant, UK

Dr Jukka Jokilehto World Heritage Advisor to ICOMOS

Susan Macdonald The Getty Conservation Institute, USA

Professor Frank Matero University of Pennsylvania, USA

Ingval Maxwell Consultant in Architectural Conservation, UK

Hugh Miller Architect and Planner, Richmond, Virginia, USA

Charles Mynors Barrister and Author, London, UK

Kyle Normandin WJE Engineers & Architects, New York, USA

David Odgers Historic Buildings & Conservation Consultant, UK

Dr Jagjit Singh Environmental Building Solutions Ltd, UKwww.donhead.com

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Current and future papers include:

n The Great Stair at Kedleston Hall Paul Ragsdale

n Rising Damp and French Drains Paul D’Armada

n Laser Cleaning in the Conservation of Public Copper/Alloy Monuments Helen Thompson and Martin Cooper

n Architectural Paint Research to Inform Treatment Specifications Karen Morrissey

n Failure of Lime Mortars Henry Binns et al

n Conservation of Vitrolite Glass Fiona Hudd

n The Construction of the Classical Elevations of Selfridges Store Michael Beare

n Castle Howard Mausoleum: Reconstruction of the Twenty Columns Ian Hume

n Sandstone Weathering and Deterioration Thomas R. Paradise

n Corrosion Issues in Historic Buildings Gina Crevello and Peter Gibbs

n Heritage Management and Community Connections Richard Mackay and Chris Johnston

n The New York Public Library: Protective Oxalate Treatments for Marble A. Elena Charola, Silvia Centeno and Kyle Normandin

n Conservation of the Metropolitan Museum’s Spanish Ceiling Batyah Shtrum et al

n Conservation and Conflict in the Central Asian Silk Roads Enrico Fodde

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