| Date |
Speaker |
Title |
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| 16/01 |
Warwick Ball, Eastern Approaches |
Conservation, Tourism and the Invention of Heritage |
|
| 23/01 |
Chris McGregor, Historic Scotland |
Stanley Mill – Past to the Future |
|
| 30/01 |
Susanna Wade-Martins, University of East Anglia |
Britain‘s Historic Farm Buildings – do they have a future? |
|
| 06/02 |
Laura Fernandez Gonzalez, The University of Edinburgh |
Imagining the Past? Re-creating Renaissance Iberia: Possibilities and challenges of virtual heritage visualisation |
|
| 13/02 |
Theodore Prudon, Columbia University, U.S.A. |
The Conservation of the Cathedrals of Commerce |
|
| 20/02 |
Geoffrey Stell, Buildings Historian |
Recording, Designating and Conserving Scotland’s 20th-Century Wartime Remains |
|
| 27/02 |
Geoffrey Clifton, Structural Engineer |
Cathedral collapses and failures over the centuries  |
|
| 06/03 |
Cristina Gonzalez-Longo, University of Strathclyde |
Conservation by Design: Queensberry House in Edinburgh |
|
| 13/03 |
Poul Sverrild, Museum of Suburbia, Denmark |
Danish listing practices and the heritage of the welfare state |
|
| 20/03 |
Francisco Rodriguez de Partearroyo, Arquimática, Spain |
The restoration and rehabilitation of Palacio Cibeles, Madrid |
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