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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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S5. Ep 6. In conversation with Stephanie Harris, an...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/12/10

In this episode I am joined by Stephanie Harris, an associate lighting designer at CBG Light Perceptions where they provide bespoke design, consultancy and project management services for lighting and associated systems for historic, religious and other important buildings. Stephanie is also a member of the Society of Light and Lighting. We talk about how important it is to understand a space, howit will be used and by whom and how integral a clear brief is to work out what type of lighting is

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S5. Ep 5. In conversation with Venetia Flint, a...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/12/03

In this episode I am joined by Venetia Flint, a Material Broker and Commercial Partnerships Lead at Material Index, a leading platform providing the digital infrastructure for end-to-end material reuse in the Construction and Real Estate sectors, achieving a material reuse rate that is 10 times the UK average. With a BSc Hons in Real Estate from Oxford Brookes and five years experience in the Architecture & Design sector, Venetia has an understanding of both the commercial and creative sides of

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S5. Ep 4. In conversation with Kathryn Ferry, a...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/11/26

In this episode I am joined by Kathryn Ferry, a historian specialising in Architecture, Design and Seaside Culture. Kathryn has published several books which range from the history of beach huts, through Victorian homes and 1950s kitchens, to the official history of Butlin’s and the story of Britain’s largest Anglican convent at East Grinstead. She is also a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and a Founder Member of the Seaside Heritage Network. The latest publication is called 20th Century

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01:11:56

S5. Ep 3. In conversation with Sarah Dowd, serial...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/11/19

In this episode I am joined by Sarah Dowd, serial heritageand cultural entrepreneur, founder and chair of The Tricolor Collective, which is 15 years old this year, as well as Founder and Co-Managing Director of Les Raconteurs and host of “History FFS”, a podcast looking at the intersection ofhistory as seen through the arts. Sarah takes us on her journey of where her passion forheritage came from and how the stories her grandmother told her and the time she spent in England helped shape her view of

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S5. Ep 2. In conversation with Lorraine Finch,...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/11/12

In this episode I am joined by Lorraine Finch, Director andFounder of LFCP where they are accelerating climate and environmental action in cultural heritage through research, knowledge sharing and resource creation and training. LFCP provides remote and onsite consultation, training opportunities and mentoring to museums, libraries and archives nationally and internationally to help them work sustainably and to assist them in meeting their sustainability goals. Lorraine is an accredited conservator

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S5. Ep 1. In conversation with Rory Keenan, a Senior...

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2025/11/05

In this episode I am joined by Rory Keenan, a SeniorArchitect at Purcell where they offer architectural, master planning and heritage consultancy services. Purcell’s approach is based on thoughtful understanding of our shared heritage. Inspired by the qualities of each place, they design responsibly for future generations working throughout the UK and abroad. We talk about how Rory became an architect and the influence his mum and travel had on him and how the difference in training he received in

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S4. Ep10. In conversation with Daniel Bland from...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/09/03

In this episode I am joined by Dan Bland from UplandArchitecture. Where he offers a refreshing approach to architecture, conservation and the traditions of building. Dan is also passionate about regenerative agriculture as a means to support sustainable land management and he also raining to be a dry stone waller. We talk about how Dan became passionate about working with older properties and how this translates to the projects he works on along with the linkages with sustainable land management. We

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S4. Ep9. In conversation with Benedict Ryan, Director...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/08/27

In this episode I am joined by Benedict Ryan, Director at Charles Cooper, a Conservation, Restoration & Heritage Consultation Project Manager and Chair of the Young Irish Georgian’s- London Chapter.We talk about how Benedict got into the industry and theincredible projects he has worked on and how he approaches and project and building. We touch on paint analysis and how this may influence the design direction and how to train to be a gilder. We discuss the challenges, common themes and

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01:21:47

S4. Ep8. In conversation with Robyn Pender who...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/08/20

In this episode I am joined by Robyn Pender who provides afresh look at the climate emergency through the twin lenses of science and history. Robyn is passionate about the world and promoting change for the better! Robyn was originally a physicist and then studied wall paintings and conservation which then lead her to working in the built environment andworking for Historic England as a Senior Building conservation Advisor. We talk about how buildings should be climate specific andhow World War 2

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S4. Ep7. In conversation with Russel Trudgen,...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/08/13

In this episode I am joined by Russell Trudgen, Architectand Director at Arctic Associates, an award-winning Conservation Architects practice working with heritage properties based in West Yorkshire. They offer thoughtful conservation, restoration, adaption, and extensions of listed buildings as well as new buildings in historic and sensitive settings.We talk about where Russell’s interest in heritage came fromand how this then carried through into his work and the creation of his practice and the

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S4. Ep6. In conversation with Cait Whitson from...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/08/06

In this episode I am joined by Cait Whitson from Whitson’s and Carte Blanche. The aim of Whitson’s is to manufacture, source and supply exceptional products for the decorationindustry. Carte Blanche which was Cait’s first business offered high-end decorative painting and restoration services. We talk about Cait got into the industry and the trainingshe undertook and the kind of properties she worked on which ignited her passion to learn more about paint, how it is made and how it is applied and

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S4. Ep5. In conversation with Helen Whittaker,...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/07/30

In this episode I am joined by Helen Whittaker, Director atBarley Studios where they have an international reputation for excellence in stained glass creation and conservation for cathedrals, stately homes, parish churches and prestigious secular buildings across the UK and beyond. Helen is an award-winning designer and maker of stained-glass windows and metal sculpture, directing restoration painting alongside her new design work. In 2024 Helen was awarded an MBE for services to stained glass

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01:12:50

S4. Ep4. In conversation with Sara Robertson, Chair...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/07/23

In this episode I am joined by Sara Robertson, Chair ofHistoric Buildings & Places, Chair of Europa Nostra UK, and SPAB Guardian. Sara has been active in the cultural heritage sector for 25 years starting off as a conservation architect and then working for Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings where she led the award-winning Faith in Maintenance project. Sara has also worked for the Heritage Lottery Fund as Head of Historic Environment, where she championed the value of the UK's

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S4. Ep3. In conversation with Antoinette Vandy, CEO &...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/07/16

In this episode I am joined by Antoinette Vandy, CEO &Co-founder of Agreka Build. A UK-based material innovation company that specialises in net-zero construction and regenerative building solutions. Their unique approach involves collaborating with farmers to transform agriculturalwaste into innovative, green construction materials. By repurposing waste into valuable resources, they aim to reduce environmental impact, support rural economies, and lead the transition towards a net-zero, circular

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00:45:51

S4. Ep2. In conversation with Rebecca Thompson,...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/07/09

In this episode I am joined by Rebecca Thompson, Director of Property at St Paul’s Cathedral where responsibilities include leading the strategic development to ensure compliance, maintenance and restoration of this magnificent iconic building and its associated estate. Rebecca shares what has been happening since we last spoke in series 1, episode 3. We delve deeper into the world of working in the heritage sector. What is important about old buildings and why they are still relevant today and

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S4. Ep1. In conversation with Sarah Roller is...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/07/02

In this episode I am joined by Sarah Roller, Director ofPolicy & Public Affairs at Historic Houses, working on behalf of around 1,450 independent historic houses and gardens across the UK, to represent their interests to government and the wider heritage sector, as well as to support their learning, outreach and community programmes. Prior to joining Historic Houses in early 2022, she worked for History Hit, Trent Park House and Godinton House, in roles spanning communications, digital media and

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S3. Ep 10. In conversation with Melanie Lytle,...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/04/16

In this episode I am joined by Melanie Lytle, Director atthe Goucher College where she overseas the MA in Historic Preservation. Melanie is also the owner of Glaze Craft Windows which offers a range of services to help care and maintain historic windows which are typically pre-1945 wood windows. We talk about how Melanie got into the industry and how living in different countries helped ignite her passion. The different ways the US supports homeowners and the variations in approach between the UK

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S3. Ep 9. In conversation with Matt Glasgow from...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/04/09

In this episode I am joined by Matt Glasgow, Senior Building Surveyor at National Trust where he specialises in conservation and is accredited in building conservation as a member of RICS Building Conservation Accreditation Scheme and is a full member of the Institute of Historic Building Conservation. Matt is experienced in asset and facilities management, making the built environment work and finding solutions to help clients realise their business plans. Matt is also advisor to the Coventry

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

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/04/06

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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S3. Ep 8. In conversation with Krissie Kalteis from...

Our Built Heritage ·

2025/04/02

In this episode I am joined by Krissie Kalteis from PreciousWall Finishes. Krisse is a master craftsperson specialising in historical painting techniques which include stucco and venetian plaster, gold and glass gilding, marbling and sign writing. Based in Australia, Krissie works in Australia and internationally. We talk about how Krissie started working in the industry,where her work ethic came from and her passion for churches and caring for them. Krisse describes how she works with her clients

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