These workshops will be based on archaeological work that is being undertaken by MOLA at the time and will allow interested members of a community to understand what new historical evidence is being discovered. Workshops will be advertised in local press and on social media, as well as in local libraries. E17. Recording Standing Heritage Benefits to People and People with an MOLA staff 6 18 half day workshops Records of Buildings Workshops enthusiasts, Communities: interest in the built time workshops attendance, local The opportunity to learn more heritage of Britain Promotion per year 270 people in total undertake the building Photographs. Workshops to be community about the practise of architectural learn how to and between recording workshops. delivered by MOLA staff groups, with recording, which would offer record buildings, Coordination March to community the valuable skills for people and hopefully by Layers 2018 and Information about recorded buildings is Website groups/members of the possibility of community groups with an interest developing the Project June 2020. added to Layers verification public. including in buildings and the built skills to deliver Manager (to older pupils environment and raise public their own projects. arrange Members of the public (especially awareness. Creating heritage access etc.) learn: those community enthusiast groups. aspiring to To read historical phases become Benefits to Heritage: of a building’s heritage Important but poorly documented development. buildings are well recorded. How to make notes on construction and fabric, both historical and modern. To undertake map regression exercises and develop a basic understanding of urban and social change over time. To photograph historic buildings To understanding sketch measured plans, and to
These workshops will be based on archaeological work that is being undertaken by MOLA at the time and will allow interested members of a community to understand what new historical evidence is being discovered. Workshops will be advertised in local press and on social media, as well as in local libraries. E17. Recording Standing Buildings Workshops Workshops to be delivered by MOLA staff to community groups/members of the public. Members of the public learn: To read historical phases of a building’s development. How to make notes on construction and fabric, both historical and modern. To undertake map regression exercises and develop a basic understanding of urban and social change over time. To photograph historic buildings To understanding sketch measured plans, and to Heritage enthusiasts, local community groups, with the possibility of including older pupils (especially those aspiring to become heritage Benefits to People and Communities: The opportunity to learn more about the practise of architectural recording, which would offer valuable skills for people and community groups with an interest in buildings and the built environment and raise public awareness. Creating heritage community enthusiast groups. Benefits to Heritage: Important but poorly documented buildings are well recorded. People with an interest in the built heritage of Britain learn how to record buildings, hopefully developing the skills to deliver their own projects. MOLA staff time Promotion and Coordination by Layers Project Manager (to arrange access etc.) 6 workshops per year between March 2018 and June 2020. 18 half day workshops 270 people in total undertake the building recording workshops. Information about recorded buildings is added to Layers Records of attendance, Photographs. Website verification
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