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23 September 2009
RIAS Conservation Accreditation
Tom Robinson, principal at Thomas Robinson Architects has gained his RIAS Conservation Architecture Accreditation. Throughout his career Tom has had experience on many historic projects amongst others Sherbrooke St Gilberts Church Glasgow, Aberuchill Castle Perthshire and Christchurch Spitalfields London.
Since 1985, the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland has offered accreditation in building conservation to its members to meet the requirements of funding bodies (as well as employers and clients). Conservation Accreditation demonstrates that architects are suitably qualified to act as the lead professional in grant aided conservation work.
Accreditation ensures that all RIAS members have a route by which they can demonstrate their extensive knowledge and experience in conservation work. It also demonstrates their personal competence to administer grant aided conservation schemes and provides a forum for conservation specific continuing professional development (CPD). Click Here for Blog
Since 1985, the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland has offered accreditation in building conservation to its members to meet the requirements of funding bodies (as well as employers and clients). Conservation Accreditation demonstrates that architects are suitably qualified to act as the lead professional in grant aided conservation work.
Accreditation ensures that all RIAS members have a route by which they can demonstrate their extensive knowledge and experience in conservation work. It also demonstrates their personal competence to administer grant aided conservation schemes and provides a forum for conservation specific continuing professional development (CPD). Click Here for Blog