Yes, it’s that time of the year. There is a little nip in the air that reminds you to get those storm windows installed. Why not just replace the most character defining element on your home, with plastic windows you ask! Do you know why they are called replacement windows? It’s because you will have to replace them over and over again! Let’s go over a bit of “What-To”, even a bit of science.
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We Need You! | Heritage Window Preservation Consultant Programme
We Need You! | Heritage Window Preservation Consultant Programme
This comprehensive stand-alone course, aimed at professional intensive students, will take the student intern through the entire documentation and evaluation process – through to the full repair and restoration process of original wood window sashes and casements in detail with step-by-step instructions.
Bridging the Gap | Revitalizing a Small Town that Railroads Forgot
The quiet small town of Waterford, nestled in Norfolk County near the shore of Lake Erie, was once a bustling railroad hub. The busy up-and-coming town had a lively downtown in the 19th century: industry, agriculture, and a well developed social fabric of schools and churches.
Start a New Career | Heritage Masonry Repair Programme
There is a critical shortage of heritage masonry repair professionals who perform small lime masonry repair and repointing jobs on the vast stock of older houses and commercial buildings across Canada and the United States.
Heritage Building Pathology | Professional Intensive Program
There is a critical shortage of heritage professionals who perform Building Pathology on the vast stock of older houses and commercial buildings across Canada and the United States.
Heritage Building Pathology | Professional Intensive Program
The aim of the course is to provide technical training around the key principles of Building Pathology and provide you with knowledge and techniques in a multidisciplinary role.
Edifice Peer Review | Getting Things Right!
Unfortunately, the recent explosion in online only/electronic journals and blogs has led to mass publication of many “How-To and DIY” articles and videos with little or no peer review. This poses significant risk to advances in scientific knowledge as it pertains to heritage buildings in North America and its future potential.
WE WANT YOU… to teach at the Edifice Atelier
WE WANT YOU… to teach at the Edifice Atelier
