Traditional Building Maintenance
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A full-day Historic Environment Scotland learning session on maintaining traditional buildings, with a Stirling tour, workshop and virtual option.
Historic Environment Scotland hosts a full-day learning session exploring how regular maintenance reduces decay and damage in traditional buildings. In-person attendees join a tour of Stirling to spot real maintenance issues, then return to the Engine Shed for a workshop on fabric decay and building a robust maintenance plan, with a networking lunch included. A virtual ticket covers the morning learning session on Microsoft Teams. The session counts towards CPD and is aimed at heritage professionals, practitioners and anyone responsible for a traditional property.
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