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Our Built Heritage

Alexis Nicolaidis

This podcast is for anyone interested in historic buildings. This could be a traditional cottage, a Victorian terrace, a Georgian manor house or even a stately home. Whether it is listed or not, they are all special and interesting and part of Our Built Heritage. Each episode I will be talking to experts in their field who work in the heritage-built environment or own a traditional or listed property. We will be debunking myths, talking about how best to work with your traditional property and top

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01:08:44

S3. Ep 7. In conversation with James Pass from E3 Cube.

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/03/26

In this episode I am joined by James Pass, leadArchitect & Divisional Director at E3 Cube where he specialises in architectural design that focuses on neurodivergent accessibility and compliance with PAS 6463 standards. James has over 20 years of industry experience and is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of truly inclusivebuilding design. He believes architecture isn't just about buildings; it's about enhancing the well-being and daily experiences of people. By designing spaces that consider

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00:52:45

S3. Ep 6. In conversation with Richard McPherson a...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/03/19

In this episode I am joined by Richard McPherson aspecialist craftsperson using historical paint techniques which include wood graining, gilding, marbling and trompe l'oeil. Based in Tunbridge Wells but works mostly in London. We talk about how Richard got into such a creative line ofwork, what trompe l'oeil is and how it has been used. Richard also offers advice on how you might get into working in his industry and some of the things he has found when working on site. Richard shares common themes

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01:10:14

S3. Ep 5. In conversation with James Wright from...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/03/12

In this episode I am joined by James Wright from TriskeleHeritage, an archaeological consultancy practice based in Nottingham offering building archaeological services. James is also a published author and worked as a specialist consultant on a number of films, television and radioprogrammes. We talk about how James started working in the industry and his passion is infectious! We discuss the varied roles he has undertaken whichinclude archaeology, stone masonry and being a publish author to name a

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01:19:56

S3. Ep 4. In conversation with Kate and Ben Kerslake...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/03/05

In this episode I am joined by Kate and Ben Kerslake fromCarrington Lime. Ben is a conservation builder working on new builds, conservation and restoration projects. Since 2017 he started teaching heritage skills to support architects, conservation officers, builders and also property owners to maintain their traditional buildings and is supported by Kate who brings a wealth of experience in marketing and a passion for heritage. We talk about how they both got into the industry. For Kateit started

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01:02:53

S3. Ep 3. In conversation with Lauren Di Pietro from...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/02/26

In this episode I am joined by Lauren Di Pietro from SceneArchitects, a multi-disciplinary architectural practice focused on innovation and sustainability with offices in Chelmsford, London Mayfair and York. We discuss where Lauren’s love for old buildings came from and how this then led to her interest in designing for dementia and how care and conservation are intertwined. We talk about how Lauren works on a project and what needs to be considered when you are developing designs that need to

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01:15:26

S3. Ep 2. In conversation with Frank Holmes from...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/02/19

In this episode I am joined by Frank Holmes from FrankHolmes Limited. Frank is a master craftsman specialising in heritage decorating and restoration projects, which ignited a passion for saving and reintroducing vintage designs. Frank combines traditional techniques with an extensive product knowledge and expertise. Services include lincrusta installation and finish and lincrusta restoration and replication. Based in the north west England. We talk about how Frank started working in such a

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01:11:12

S3. Ep 1. In conversation with Clare Chapman, a...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/02/12

In this episode I am joined by Clare Chapman, a heritage specialist, supporting the reuse and adaptation of historic church buildings. Clare is also Chair of Leeds Civic Trust's Heritage Watch Group, working closely with volunteers, Leeds City Council's Conservation Team, developers and property owners to secure positive outcomes for the buildings and structures that enrich the city of Leeds. We talk about Clare’s journey into the role she currently undertakes and the frustrations and challenges

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01:11:38

S2. Ep 10. In conversation with Mark Hosea, Director...

Our Built Heritage ·

2024/12/11

In this episode I am joined by Mark Hosea, Director ofEstates and Conservation at the Old Royal Naval College and Tom Billington, Director of Oculus Management. Mark is a chartered surveyor and member of the RICS. He is responsible for balancing the commercial and conservation objectives of the Old Royal Naval College, aligning them with the values and expectations of their many audiences and stakeholders. Along with overseeing the complex estate and its significant budgets, notably conservation

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01:01:23

S2. Ep 9. In conversation with Caitlin, an...

Our Built Heritage ·

2024/12/04

In this episode I am joined by Caitlin an experiencedarchivist. We talk about our love of things old, visiting libraries and archives and how special they are. The power of the OS map, census information and trade directories. We discuss the social standing and how land may have been obtained and divided up which had an impact on how people lived and how this links to finding out more information about your property. Caitlin helps debunk how to research people and buildings so that you can

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01:05:33

S2. Ep 8. In conversation with Carolyn, a proud...

Our Built Heritage ·

2024/11/27

In this episode I am joined by Carolyn who is the proudcustodian and owner of a beautiful Grade 1 listed property in Carlisle. The building has a fortified tower dating back to 15the century with alterations dating from the 16th century and an extension in the late 17th century. The listed entry has little detail and what it does describe is the exterior of the building and some of the materials used to build the property. It briefly mentions the interior by saying “Interior of the tower is

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01:08:11

S2. Ep 7. In conversation with Claire Truman from...

Our Built Heritage ·

2024/11/20

In this episode I am joined by Claire Truman from Heritage Revival, an independent conservation architects practice specialising in listed buildings based in Berkshire but works across the UK. We talk about what our buildings can tell us about the way we used to live and how buildings and societies have evolved. Along with how she manages a project and works with her clients. We talk about what trickery can be found in buildings and the importance of researching a buildings history to ensure

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01:16:07

S2. Ep 6. In conversation with Tiffany Snowden from...

Our Built Heritage ·

2024/11/13

In this episode I am joined by Tiffany Snowden fromBlue Willow Heritage. Tiffany is the Director of Blue Willow Heritage, having founded the company following over a decade of work in the historic environment sector with a focus on both built heritage and archaeology. She is a fully accredited member of the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists at their highest level (MCIfA) as well as being a full member of the Institute for Historic Building Conservation (IHBC). Tiffany currently serves as a

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01:05:48

S2. Ep 5. In conversation with Sean Matten, Program...

Our Built Heritage ·

2024/11/06

In this episode I am joined by Sean Matten from Ramboll, a global architecture, engineering, and consultancy company, delivering expertise and sustainable solutions to clients and partners. Ramboll were Founded in Denmark in 1945 and today they operate across 35 countries. They combine deep local insight and experience with a global knowledge base to create sustainable societies and drive positive change for their clients. Sean is a Program Director at Ramboll working on historic buildings. We

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01:06:42

S2. Ep 4. In conversation with Peter Galloway, a...

Our Built Heritage ·

2024/10/30

In this episode I am joined delighted to be joined by PeterGalloway from the Printmaker’s Inn in Savannah, Georgia. Peter is the proud owner of a historic building which is older than Savannah itself! We talk about how Peter came to be the proud owner of 2 historic mansions. The history and work he has undertaken especially after he dismantled and reassembled one of the houses from its original location in East Hartford to Savannah. We discuss the differences and similarities in

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01:07:12

S2. Ep 3. In conversation with Mark Somerfield, a...

Our Built Heritage ·

2024/10/23

In this episode I am joined by Mark Somerfield, a heritage consultant working with private clients and currently working with the Canal & River Trust as an advisor. We talk about how Mark came to work in the industry and some of the incredible projects he has been involved in including the work he is currently undertaking with the Canal & River Trust. It is a real eye opener into what constitutes as heritage and what additional factors you might need to consider such as ecology, bats,

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00:50:04

S2. Ep 2. In conversation with Philip Gaches from...

Our Built Heritage ·

2024/10/16

In this episode I am joined by Philip Gaches from Gaches Traditional Plasterers. A family owned business offering conservation services in historic plasterwork drawing on over 75 years of experience working in the conservation of plaster internally and externally. They have worked on some incredible buildings including a few you may have heard of such as Strawberry Hill House, a Gothick Revival property in London where they led the complete replastering of the exterior. Apethorpe Palace which is

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01:03:32

S2. Ep 1. In conversation with Shanell Johnson, an...

Our Built Heritage ·

2024/10/09

In this episode I am joined by Shanell Johnson, an experienced Senior Project Leader working within the government, including looking after the Houses of Parliament after starting as a sandwich student and working her way up. We talk about the changes she saw during her time whilst working at the Houses of Parliament. Both in terms of to the building itself, where parts of it are over 1,000 years old, and the breaking down of barriers in the way people worked and related to each other. We

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00:54:17

S1. Ep 10. In conversation with Diane Benn from High...

Our Built Heritage ·

2024/08/14

In this episode I am joined by Diane Benn from High Flying Comms, an independent marketing communications consultancy specialising in working with clients in the built environment sector. Diane has worked with many of the biggest names in the industry advising and developing their brand and communications strategy. Whilst it may seem strange talking about marketing and communications strategies on a podcast related to Our Built Heritage, we felt that this is something that may be of interest to

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01:00:49

S1. Ep 9. In conversation with Holly Gerrard from ID...

Our Built Heritage ·

2024/08/07

In this episode I am joined by Holly Gerrard from IDPlanning, an independent planning consultancy offering creative and innovative planning solutions to complex regeneration proposals based in Leeds and Sheffield but working throughout the UK. Holly is their specialist heritage consultant. Holly and I discuss her work and how she found herself in such an interesting industry. We talk about the range of traditional buildings and what needs to be considered when working with them whilst retaining

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00:50:53

S1. Ep 8. In conversation with Marie Woods from...

Our Built Heritage ·

2024/07/31

In this episode I am joined by Marie Woods from HeritageAdventures, an independent archaeologist and heritage consultant working with councils, contractors and architects to support them with their projects by examining sites and producing reports to assist them in achieving their goals. Marie also runs heritage workshops with schools and museums working nationally. Marie and I discuss where her interest in heritage and archaeology came from along with grossest thing she has uncovered when

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