A Conversation on Conservation
09 Jun—19 June (8 dates)
Edinburgh & The Lothians Exhibition Installation
Event Summary
A photographic and material exhibition showcasing methods of architectural conservation in Edinburgh.
Time
MON - THURS / 10AM - 5PM
Date(s)
09 Jun—19 June
Location
Helen Lucas Architects
31-35 Marchmont road
Edinburgh
EH9 1HU
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Additional Location Info
The exhibition will be split between external and internal displays. Street view and step-free access available.Organiser
Helen Lucas Architects
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A Conversation on Conservation is a photographic and material exhibition curated by Helen Lucas Architects, examining the process and significance of preserving Edinburgh’s historical architecture.
Through a selection of key projects by Helen Lucas Architects, this exhibition explores conservation in Edinburgh’s New Town, showcasing how thoughtful, sensitive interventions can preserve its distinctive historic character while introducing modern adaptations that allow for contemporary use. By maintaining historical integrity and addressing modern energy demands, these projects highlight the essential role of conservation in safeguarding the city’s built heritage, ensuring its longevity and continued relevance.
Featured projects to include Townhouse, Stone Garden Room and Ingleby Gallery.
Exhibition images © Photography by Angus Bremner and Helen Lucas Architects
Hosted by Helen Lucas Architects, this exhibition is free to visit with no advance booking required.
Please note, our external window display will be visible throughout the Architecture Fringe, while our internal display can only be accessed during the period advertised.
If you have any questions, please feel free to get in touch via press@helenlucas.co.uk.
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