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EDP Resources  > How to think about making changes in historic places of worship

How to think about making changes in historic places of worship

For the small groups who look after historic places of worship, the prospect of embarking on a project to transform their place of worship seems daunting. This set of resources aims to provide some basic information and guidance to help kick-start the process, whether this involves small or larger changes and adaptations.
Design Thinking Guide
​A website containing advice, resources and downloadable templates to help communities structure and develop their design thinking and rationale for change.
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Community-led transformation of historic places of worship: some key considerations
​A resource covering key topics and issues surrounding the work of community groups embarking on a project to refurbish or adapt their historic faith building.
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