Buildings At Risk The Broadland Perspective Barbara Hornbrook - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Buildings At Risk The Broadland Perspective Barbara Hornbrook – Conservation Manager Lynette Fawkes – Conservation Officer (Historic Environment)

What Is A Building At Risk?  Risk of Decay or Neglect  Occupation

What is a Building at Risk?  Condition

What is a Building at Risk?  Location

How Do We Find Out About BARs?  Local Councillors  Parish Councils  Public

How Do We Find Out About BARs?  Advertised for sale

How Do We Find Out About BARs?  Approached by Owners

Inspections  Chimneys – Decay – Leaning? – Joining with roof (flashings)

Roofs  Pantiles

Roofs  Thatch

Rainwater Disposal  Gutters

Rainwater disposal  Downpipes

Consequences

Soft Red Brick Walls  Spalling

Structural Movement 

Cement Render

Ground Level

The Orchards - Before

The Orchards - After

6-8 Mill Row - Before

6-8 Mill Row - After

Gables Farm - Before

Gables Farm - After

In Progress – Burgh Mill

In Progress – Burgh Mill

In Progress – Burgh Mill

In Progress – Burgh Mill

In Progress – Panxworth Church

In Progress – Panxworth Church

In Progress – Drayton Old Lodge

In Progress – Drayton Old Lodge

Ongoing – Southwood Church

Ongoing – Southwood Church

What Next?  Update Heritage at Risk Register – for both English Heritage and Broadland Council.  Make the Register available on our website  Pursue sources of funding  Your continued help.

Thank you Barbara Hornbrook, Conservation Manager (01603 430413) Lynette Fawkes, Conservation Officer (Historic Environment) (01603 430569)