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Welcome to another episode of the Heritage Buildings Podcast!

Today, Vincent Reed sits down with Tobit Curteis, founder of Tobit Curteis Associates, to delve into the intricacies of environmental conservation in historic buildings. With a career spanning over three decades, Tobit has specialised in protecting landmarks like Canterbury Cathedral and Westminster Abbey through innovative environmental monitoring and conservation techniques.

Tune in as Tobit discusses his journey, highlights challenges in the field, and emphasises the importance of understanding a building’s historical and current environments.

Discover how diagnosing problems accurately can transform conservation efforts and what the future holds for this niche yet vital field.

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00:00 Introduction to the Heritage Buildings Podcast

00:10 Meet Tobit Curteis: Expert in Environmental Deterioration

01:05 Curteis Tobit's Journey into Conservation

02:08 Early Career and Training

07:29 Starting a Conservation Business

12:28 Challenges and Learning in Conservation

23:09 Balancing Art and Science in Conservation

38:32 Technological Innovations in Conservation

54:11 Understanding Building Efficiency

54:48 Environmental Risks and Material Stability

55:58 Heating Systems and Building Stability

57:04 Challenges in Conservation Decisions

01:01:10 Impact of Climate Change on Buildings

01:03:42 Monitoring Building Environments

01:13:46 Structural Monitoring and Diagnostics

01:21:55 Stained Glass Conservation Techniques

01:35:06 Future of Conservation and Skills Development

01:44:07 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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Connect with Tobit Curteis using the links below:

Website: www.tcassociates.co.uk

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tobitcurteis/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tobit-curteis-05794b19/

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Welcome to the Heritage Buildings Podcast!

In this episode of the Heritage Buildings podcast, host Vincent Reed sits down with Chris Gladwell, Director of Rockman Restoration and Vitrolithic.

Chris shares his journey from a fresh-faced graduate in general construction to a recognised expert in heritage restoration projects including the Tower of London, Windsor Castle, and Buckingham Palace.

Learn about his innovative approaches in sustainable precast solutions, the intricacies of working with historic buildings, and the founding of Vitrolithic, a company specialising in low-carbon alternatives for terracotta structures.

Delve into his experiences managing iconic restorations, the challenges in the industry, and his vision for future conservation efforts. Available now on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, and more!

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00:00 Introduction to Chris Gladwell

00:50 Chris's Early Career in Construction

01:40 Transition to Heritage Building Restoration

02:53 Managing Heritage Projects

04:38 Learning and Collaborating with Conservation Architects

13:39 Starting a Business in Heritage Restoration

24:30 Founding Rockman Restoration

41:08 Innovating with Vitralithic

49:39 Exploring Terra Notte and Sustainable Materials

51:01 Innovations in Low Carbon Casting

54:48 3D Printing and Digital Modeling in Construction

01:04:46 Challenges and Techniques in Stone Cleaning

01:13:42 Restoration and Conservation of Stone Structures

01:20:02 Future of the Stone Masonry Industry

01:29:27 Notable Projects and Personal Reflections

01:34:50 Understanding Stucco and Its Applications

01:39:30 Conclusion and Contact Information

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Connect with Chris Gladwell using the links below:

Website: www.rockmanltd.co.uk www.vitrolithic.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rockman_cdg/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rockman/

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Welcome to the Heritage Buildings Podcast!

In this episode, host Vincent Reed sits down with Andrew Holloway, a pioneer in timber conservation and craftsmanship.

Andrew shares his fascinating journey from being an apprentice potter to becoming a renowned conservation carpenter and the founder of the Green Oak Carpentry Company. He discusses some of his most celebrated projects, including the Wealden Downland Museum Grid Shell and the Savill Gardens Grid Shell, and his dedication to sustainable building practices.

The conversation delves into the challenges and joys of timber conservation, the importance of teamwork, and the innovative use of modern materials like steel and resins in historic building restoration. Andrew also touches upon his new ventures in wellness and his plans for the future.

Tune in for an inspiring discussion filled with invaluable insights into the world of historic timber structures.

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00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome

01:59 Andrew Holloway's Early Career in Pottery

09:33 Transition to Carpentry

11:45 First Major Carpentry Projects

15:21 Challenges and Learning in Timber Framing

24:33 Establishing Green Oak Carpentry Company

34:13 Notable Projects and Growth

43:28 The Downland Gridshell Project

58:50 Winning Historic Projects: The Pressure and Challenges

01:01:23 Navigating Recession and Financial Struggles

01:04:23 The Importance of Emotional Intelligence in Business

01:07:08 Innovative Timber Construction Techniques

01:15:40 Conservation Carpentry: Skills and Insights

01:22:48 Balancing Tradition and Modernity in Timber Repairs

01:34:17 The Role of Resins and Fillers in Conservation

01:43:07 The Importance of Collaboration in Conservation

01:48:30 Reflections and Future Endeavors

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Connect with Andrew Holloway Andrew using the links below:

Website: www.greenoakcarpentry.co.uk

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greenoak_carpentry/

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