3 June 2015
London
The UK has a wealth of heritage and archaeology and as a result there is often an overlap with development. Undiscovered archaeology can often cause a risk to project programmes and budgets and the impact of local heritage on design can be limiting.
With the advent of PPS 5 in 2010 and its replacement with the NPPF in 2012, the setting and significance of listed buildings, conservation areas, scheduled monuments and other types of heritage asset has become more central to the determination of applications in the historic environment. Setting is a complex concept, is often misunderstood and has been the subject of much guidance in recent years. The masterclass will look into how we assess setting in proposals for development.
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