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The survey aims to document structural details of historic buildings after modern structures were removed.

April 22, 2026Open Access

Wannerton Farm, Worcestershire BUILDING RECORDING SURVEY, UPDATE (post initial demolition of modern structures)

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The survey aims to document structural details of historic buildings after modern structures were removed.
Employed established methodologies for recording historic buildings as outlined by English Heritage and CIFA.
Captured high-resolution images and annotated photo plates to document newly exposed features.
Compiled a comprehensive photographic record with contact sheets in an appendix.
Documented newly visible external features of remaining structures after demolition.
Produced detailed photographic records to support ongoing planning developments.
Provided annotated images that assist in understanding the site's historical significance.

Abstract

The building recording survey followed the methodology defined in 5.2, Understanding Historic Buildings; A Guide to Good Recording Practice (English Heritage 2016). The methodology employed was also guided by the Standard and Guidance for the Archaeological Investigation and Recording of Standing Buildings or Structures (CIFA 2020). Images were also recorded in both high-resolution JPEG A Guide to Good Recording Practice (English Heritage 2016 upd 2020). This report presents further details of a photographic building survey carried out at the property after areas of modern additions had been removed as part of the proposed planning development. The additional information provided, will help to inform planning as regards ongoing proposals, in light of the new information. The survey consists of a photographic record detailing the newly exposed, remaining standing structures.

Wannerton Farm, Worcestershire BUILDING RECORDING SURVEY, UPDATE (post initial demolition of modern structures)

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