Relevant historic surveys and drawings assembled Approval of proposed schematic design, floor plan, and elevation for all structures and gardens Botanical signage for education underway Therapeutic gardening programme now being developed with NY Hospital Upper story has been cleared and cleaned to reveal structure Study underway of moisture text and water infiltration and plan to divert water to prevent further rot/termite infestation Inventory of artefacts complete Initial archival research carried out at National Archives Timeline of the property's evolution and residents complete Major work to be carried out includes the following: New roofing for all structures Renewal of water supply Rainwater harvesting/purification Limited structural repairs Comprehensive joinery repairs to windows, doors, panelling, shutters, and flooring Reorganization of service rooms, bathrooms, kitchens, staff accommodation New electrical, mechanical, and security systems Establishment of solar and passive cooling Implementation of approved landscape design Development of internships for preparation of business/management plan, conservation team for structural surveys, paint analysis, traditional skills training, archaeology, landscape, historic building assessment, curatorial/educational team Development of environmental designs Production of budgets/schedule Conduct archaeology surveys Commencement of implementation of Phase I of the landscape design so that part of the landscape has time to mature while buildings are restored. This allows for a finished landscape, and illustrates how funds are put to good use. Development of budget with quantity surveyors Completion of construction and engineering drawings Submission of plans for approval and permitting LEED submission Preparation of project bid documents, conservation specification, and construction drawings for bids Implementation of design in phases for completion by January 2020 World Monuments Watch An endorsement of this calibre places the Islands on the international stage of excellence, thereby allowing Government House access to the best in their fields of expertise, and the opportunity for productive collaboration. Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II has expressed her support for the project, and the Royal Household has offered their assistance in the initiative as well. His Royal Highness, Prince Henry of Wales graciously visited Government House on 21 November 2016, and officially launched the Government House Restoration Initiative with the Governor General. The Governor General plans to invite a senior member
Relevant historic surveys and drawings assembled Approval of proposed schematic design, floor plan, and elevation for all structures and gardens Botanical signage for education underway Therapeutic gardening programme now being developed with NY Hospital Upper story has been cleared and cleaned to reveal structure Study underway of moisture text and water infiltration and plan to divert water to prevent further rot/termite infestation Inventory of artefacts complete Initial archival research carried out at National Archives Timeline of the property's evolution and residents complete Major work to be carried out includes the following: New roofing for all structures Renewal of water supply Rainwater harvesting/purification Limited structural repairs Comprehensive joinery repairs to windows, doors, panelling, shutters, and flooring Reorganization of service rooms, bathrooms, kitchens, staff accommodation New electrical, mechanical, and security systems Establishment of solar and passive cooling Implementation of approved landscape design Development of internships for preparation of business/management plan, conservation team for structural surveys, paint analysis, traditional skills training, archaeology, landscape, historic building assessment, curatorial/educational team Development of environmental designs Production of budgets/schedule Conduct archaeology surveys Commencement of implementation of Phase I of the landscape design so that part of the landscape has time to mature while buildings are restored. This allows for a finished landscape, and illustrates how funds are put to good use. Development of budget with quantity surveyors Completion of construction and engineering drawings Submission of plans for approval and permitting LEED submission Preparation of project bid documents, conservation specification, and construction drawings for bids Implementation of design in phases for completion by January 2020 World Monuments Watch An endorsement of this calibre places the Islands on the international stage of excellence, thereby allowing Government House access to the best in their fields of expertise, and the opportunity for productive collaboration. Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II has expressed her support for the project, and the Royal Household has offered their assistance in the initiative as well. His Royal Highness, Prince Henry of Wales graciously visited Government House on 21 November 2016, and officially launched the Government House Restoration Initiative with the Governor General. The Governor General plans to invite a senior member
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