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To be a Listed Building (LB) a building must: "meet the criteria of special architectural or historic interest" In their Technical, Advice & Guidance, Owner and Occupier Guide, Historic Environment Scotland (HES) states that a building can be defined as: "anything made by people and can include a great variety of other structures such as fountains, …
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Historic Environment Scotland (HES) Listed Building (LB) data is released as a point data set of 67,355 records representing 46,786 listed buildings. The maps below visualise the category of LBs within Scotland's city centres in terms of their building footprints, as derived through enrichment with Open Street Map (OSM) building polygons. Where a LB point did …
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A property is an addressable location: - with a typical postal address such as a residential or commercial building. - without a typical postal address such as a bus shelter, electricity substation and advertising hoarding. An alternative to using postal addresses for property identification is to use unique identifiers. Some systems of uniquely identifying Scottish properties …
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