"Pioneering conservationist" Donald Insall dies aged 100
Architect Donald Insall, founder of Donald Insall Associates and known for his conservation and renovation work, including on Windsor Castle, has died at the age of 100. Insall, whose death was announced in a statement from his studio, was best known for his work in conservation, which he saw as different to preservation. "Preservation he said The post "Pioneering conservationist" Donald Insall…
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