Values in Action Conference
June 3-5, 2010

What values, and whose, are at the bottom of the daily decisions that determine the fate of our irreplaceable heritage resources? How much have things really changed where it counts – on the street?

Don't miss the opening forum 'Values in Action: Restoration Reconsidered'. This promises to be a lively and challenging forum with audience participation.

Join us in Victoria, one of Canada's premier heritage cities, for the Heritage BC Annual Conference & Awards. Visit our website for program details.

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REGISTER BEFORE MAY 3, 2010

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Victoria Marriott Inner Harbour

For our special conference rate of $169 per night, please book your accomodation by May 3, 2010 at this award-winning hotel close to the lively Inner Harbour. Ask for the Heritage BC group rate or use code HVCHBCA when booking online. Note: The Marriott hotel has a 7 day cancellation policy.

» www.marriotvictoria.com

Condition Surveys for Historic Structures

A condition survey plays an essential role in conservation planning and decision-making for historic places. But have you ever read a condition survey of an historic place and got to the end still wondering about cost, urgency, and the scope of work involved? This hands-on workshop introduces how a condition survey fits into the overall heritage conservation process. 

Build your capacity to undertake or manage surveys that are accessibleand convincing, and that will serve as excellent planning, management and fund-raising tools for historic places.

Instructor James Burton MAIBC, is a partner in Birmingham & Wood Architects and Planners, a presenter with Heritage Vancouver’s Old School Program, and a recipient of a City of Vancouver Heritage Award of Recognition for his work with the adaptive rehabilitation of historic buildings.

This separate pre-conference workshop is offered by the University of Victoria’s Cultural Resource Management Program. Click here to find out more.
» www.uvcs.uvic.ca/cultural