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CAMBRIDGE ARCHITECTURE A REVIEW OF CURRENT ARCHITECTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND EVENTS IN THE CAMBRIDGE AREA PRODUCEDBY MEMBERS OF THE CAMBRIDGE ASSOCIATION OF ARC HITECTS A S AN INTERNAL NEWSLETTER, THE Y I EWS IN THIS NEWSLETTER ARE THOSE OF THE INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS AND NOT OF THE ASSOCIATION PUBLISHED

BY IAN STEEN ARCHITECTS, 48 MILL WAY, GRANTCHESTER, CAMBRIDGE Number 10 September 1989

Printed by Ian Steen Architects

A?JNUAE DINNER CAMBRIDGE ASSOCIATION OF ARCHITECTS 14 October 7.15 for 8.00

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Jesus College

Speakers: Sir Hugh Casson Derek Sugden This year's dinner in the magnificent surroundings of Jesus College promises to be an event not to be missed. We have excellent speakers and the food and wines should be exceptionally good. There will be musical entertainment, an after dinner bar and plenty of time to circulate and meet people.

Parking available in college grounds.

Make this an event for your clients and friends Places are limited to one hundred so place your order for tickets early with: Yvonne J errold, 20 Leys Avenue,Cambridge Newmarket 662393 or Cambridge 357642 Tickets £25.00 each

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Help is needed to organise advertising in the newsletter. In the coming year it is 1 i ke ly that the newsletter will require the funding that can be g e ne ra t e d b y advertising in order to retain its current quality and develop further.

The newsletter goes to a1 1 re g i s t e re d architects in the Cambridge Branch and is therefore an excellent medium for advertising by firms wishing to attract the attention of local architects. A number of firms have se en thi s and advertised several t imes.

So far advertisers have been;

Printing Firms Employment agencies Large Builders Local Architects

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We need someone who would take this on and make something of it.

It would be a valuable contribution to the Association.

If you feel that you could contribute to the Association by taking on this responsibility or if you know of anyone who would be interested, please contact Ian Steen.

November

The sixth annual one day con ference organised by the Associa tion of Conservation Officers (East of England Branch) will be held at the School of Pythagoras, St John's College from 10am to 5P*.

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Other firms that need advertising could be Smal1 Bui lders, Subcontractors, Local Suppliers, Photographic firms.

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Teleehor e: (Ü223) 423800.

The speakers will be Martin Ashley (the SPAB view), John Ashurst (proper ma t e r i a 1 s a nd repairs), Keith Ross of BRE (new materials and methods), Donald Insall (practical e xa mp 1 e s a nd experiences) and John Fidler (substitute materials - proper and inappropriate use; English Heritage policies).

Price E10 ACO members, E15 non-members, buffet lunch £6.

Further details and application forms from John Preston, ACO East Anglia contact, Cambridge 358977 extension 2636

ARCHITECTURAL LIBRARIAN Anyone with relevant experience is invited to contact us for a part-time job setting up and running a new technical library.

H ours and pay by negotiation.

Please contact :

David Yandell Cambridge Architects Partnership The Barn Musgrave Farm Fen Ditton Caebridge CB5 8SZ

Telephone 853686

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