Buildings at Risk Register Review

A review into the impact of the Buildings at Risk Register into bringing vacant buildings back into use.

The BARR began in 1990 in response to concern at the growing number of listed buildings and buildings in Conservation Areas that were vacant and had fallen into a state of disrepair.

The BARR provides information about properties of architectural or historic merit throughout Scotland that are considered to be ‘at risk’. Since 2015, the BARR has been run as an in-house service within HES.

The primary aims of the review were:

To report on the impact of the BARR in bringing buildings back into use, and
Make evidence-based recommendations that will inform long-term decisions about the resource

Front cover with title 'Buildings at Risk Register Review'

Date Published: 12 March 2024
Publication Types: Corporate
Areas of Interest: HES
Audiences: Corporate Interest Users, Researchers, Planners and Owners, Conservation and Heritage Enthusiasts
Subjects: Architecture
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Language: English
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Harlow Consulting
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