Coventry Cathedral Conservation Management Plan

UNDERSTANDING THE PLACE TODAY

3.1.3 CATHEDRAL PRECINCT The Cathedral precinct lies on the north-west boundary of the Hill Top Conservation Area at the highest point in Coventry. The precinct comprises the ruined and new cathedrals and a group of ancillary spaces and buildings, including a song school, refectory and verger’s flat.

Coventry Cathedral Conservation Management Plan

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5.3.15 Summary of Policies

5.3.14 Adoption, Advice and Approvals

5.3.12 Landscape and Setting

5.3.13 Research and Understanding

5.3.11 Environmental Sustainability

5.3.9 Visitor Facilities and Access

5.3.10 Interpretation

5.3.8 Operations, Management and Use

5.3.6 Repair, Maintenance and Conservation

5.3.7 Restoration and New Works

5.3.4 Ruined Cathedral

5.3.5 New Cathedral

5.3.3 Design Vision

Best Practice

Inform Future Proposals

5.2.5 Relative Levels of Impact

that Advocates Sustainable Change and in Collaboration with Key Stakeholders

Change to Understand the Benefits or Harm to Significance

Clear Understanding of the Need for Change

5.1 How To Use This Framework

Assessing Significance

3.6.3 City of Culture and Beyond

3.6.2 Visitors and Tourism

3.5.2 Secular Legislation and National Planning Policy

3.1.5 Wider Precinct and Surroundings

3.1.3 Cathedral Precinct

3.1.2 New Cathedral

2.3.7 Old and New – The Cathedral of Addition

2.3.4 Influence on Post-War Reconstruction

2.3.3 International Context and Influences

2.3.2 National Context and Influences

2.1.10 Consecration

2.1.8 A Plain Jewel Casket

2.1.9 The Jewel Casket Filled

2.1.4 The Ruined City and the Site

2.1.3 St Michael’s – The Second Cathedral

2.1.7 Construction – The Four Phases of the Design

1.1.1 Defining the Site

HOW TO USE THIS DOCUMENT

1.1 Purpose of the Report