Recording

Building recording is undertaken using measured surveys or rectified architectural photography as a basis for preparation of drawings and analysis and interpretation of the survey evidence. This is supplemented by sampling and identification of materials and archival searches into building history.

Recording may focus on a particular element of the building, for example recent recording work at Lincoln's Inn Chapel was confined to the plasterwork. Recording was an essential part of work at Holborn Town Hall and the archaeological site of Rushen Abbey.

Examples of Recording Work

• Lincoln's Inn Chapel, London
• Holborn Town Hall, London
• Rushen Abbey, Isle of Man