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A Very Special Day at Chatsworth

Monday 16th July 2018 - 9.30am-4.30pm

 

The Sheffield Society of Architects and C.P.Hart invite you to a very special day at Chatsworth House, kindly sponsored by Geberit.

The £32.7 million Masterplan to refurbish Chatsworth House began in 2005 and completed this summer – it is one of the largest projects undertaken at Chatsworth since 1828. Our day at Chatsworth includes a unique insight into the works completed, lead by architect Peter Inskip and project manager Sean Doxey, a tour of parts of the house including new spaces and restored interiors, viewing of repaired and conserved stonework and carvings, inside and out, as well as works to improve accessibility and M&E services to this Grade I Listed Building.

The day is sponsored by Geberit, who will lead two seminars in the afternoon, after we enjoy lunch in the opulent surroundings of Chatsworth Stables.

 

We encourage you to arrive at Chatsworth at around 9am, to enjoy free car parking and make your way to the Stables where coffee will be served and registration will take place.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/a-day-at-chatsworth-house-tickets-46987603186

 
Order of the Day -

9.30am – Registration and coffee 

10am – Introduction by hosts C.P.Hart

 

10.30am - Peter Inskip and Sean Doxey speak about the refurbishment of Chatsworth house 

11am – Peter and Sean lead a tour of the completed works 

12.45pm – Tour concludes for comfort break 

1pm – Lunch is served 

2pm – Embedding Acoustics in Design - Geberit

Geberit present a study on the impact of sanitary installation on the acoustics inside a building. It looks at the causes of noise; the importance of acoustics in design; acoustic regulations; designing with acoustics in mind and acoustic data, both good and bad.

3pm – Coffee break 

3.20pm – Designing Drainage Without Compromising BS EN 12056 - Geberit

This seminar by Geberit looks primarily at the impact of BS EN 12056 on the building environment and covers areas such as; why it is important to design with drainage in mind; the history of UK drainage; soil and waste system types; the limitations of primary vented stacks; low litre flushing and its effect of UK drainage.​

4.30pm – Close

 

Places are limited for this free and unique event, so please register your place via the eventbrite link to avoid missing out on this memorable experience. Registration will close at 5pm on Thursday 5th July.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/a-day-at-chatsworth-house-tickets-4698760318

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