Traditional Building Maintenance
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A full-day learning session on maintaining traditional buildings, including a Stirling tour, workshop, networking lunch and a virtual morning option.
This full-day learning session explores how regular, detailed inspections and a robust maintenance plan can reduce decay and avoid expensive repairs in traditional buildings. The day includes a tour of Stirling highlighting real maintenance issues, followed by a workshop back at the Engine Shed, plus a networking lunch. A virtual ticket covers the morning session on Microsoft Teams. Aimed at heritage professionals, practitioners and anyone responsible for a traditional property, the session counts towards CPD with a certificate of attendance issued.
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Listed on historicenvironment.scot. Details can change, so check with the organiser before you go.