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Author:   James Campbell (University of Cambridge, UK) ,  Michael Tutton
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Edition:   2nd edition
Weight:   1.840kg
ISBN:  

9780367688561

ISBN 10:   0367688565
Pages:   594
Publication Date:   18 September 2025
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

Preface Introduction Michael Tutton and James WP Campbell PART ONE: HISTORY, DEVELOPMENT, IDENTIFICATION AND DATING 1. The Historical Development of Windows from the Ancient World to 1500 James WP Campbell 2. The Historical Development of the Window after 1500 Hentie Louw 3. Dating Sash Windows Through Their Details Charles Brooking 4. A History of Window Fittings Treve Rosoman 5. The History and Development of Glass David Martlew PART TWO: SURVEYING AND ASSESSMENT 6. Recording Windows and Assessing Historical Significance Adam Menuge 7. Structural Assessment Robert Thorniley-Walker 8. Assessing Window Performance and Sustainability Mike Parrett PART THREE: MATERIALS, REPAIR AND CONSERVATION 9. Timber Alan Lamb 10. nvironmental Deterioration of Historic Timber Windows Jagjit Singh 11. Metal Eleni Makri and Rupert Harris 12. Stone Graham Abrey 13. Leaded Lights and Stained Glass Ruth Cooke 14.E Paints and Coatings Karen Morrissey and Charlotte Owen Glossary Further Reading

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James W. P. Campbell, MA, PhD, FSA, IHBC, RIBA, is chairman of the Construction History Society, Professor of Architecture Construction History at the University of Cambridge and Seear Fellow in Architecture and History of Art at Queens’ College, Cambridge. His previous books include Brick: A World History (2003), Building St Paul’s (2007), The Library: A World History (2013) and in the current series he has co-edited with Michael Tutton, Staircases: History, Repair and Conservation (2014) and Doors: History, Repair and Conservation (2020). Michael Tutton, FSA, IHBC, has some 30 years’ experience, largely in the construction industry, working principally on historic buildings as a site manager, clerk of works and consultant. He is past chairman of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings and was Secretary and Treasurer of the Construction History Society. He currently divides his time as an assistant architectural advisor to Hampstead Garden Suburb Trust and as an independent scholar writing and editing. He is the series editor for this series, having worked on the first edition of the current volume with Elizabeth Hirst and on Staircases: History, Repair and Conservation (2014) and Doors: History, Repair and Conservation (2020) with James W. P. Campbell.

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