# Building Conservation

- **Website:** <https://buildingconservation.com>
- **Primary alias:** `buildingconservation.com`

## Description

Building Conservation, founded in 1992 by Elizabeth Coyle-Camp, Gordon Sorensen, and Jonathan Taylor, is a reputable brand specializing in the preservation of historic buildings. Recognizing the lack of information on products and services for conservation, Cathedral Communications Limited launched its first edition of The Building Conservation Directory, which garnered immediate acclaim. Since then, the company has experienced remarkable growth and now offers a comprehensive range of publishing services for others while maintaining its own in-house publications, both in print and online. BuildingConservation.com, launched in 1998, has become a popular online platform, attracting over 3,800 visitors each day. The brand's in-house publications include The Building Conservation Directory, Historic Churches, and various publications in collaboration with esteemed organizations like the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists and the Institute of Historic Building Conservation. Apart from publishing, Cathedral Communications offers a complete range of publishing services, encompassing traditional print and multimedia, from design to distribution. The brand is adept at handling advertising for other publications as well. To learn more about Cathedral Communications and explore their offerings, feel free to contact them at the provided contact details.

## Industries

- 📊 Business and Consumer Services
- 📊 Publishing and Printing _(under Business and Consumer Services)_
- 🗺 Reference Materials
- 🗺 Public Records and Directories _(under Reference Materials)_

## Colors

| Name | Hex | Theme |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Stratos | #000032 | dark |
| Regent St Blue | #9cbfdd | light |
| Di Serria | #d6964a | accent |

## Fonts

- Calibri — asset _(custom)_
- Arial — asset _(custom)_

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