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Scotland’s traditional buildings must be carefully assessed and appropriately retrofitted to mitigate the potential damage of climate change to their historic fabric and cultural significance.
Join us as we delve into aspects of climate change policy, explore theoretical and practical solutions that are making a difference, and discuss how we can protect Scotland's assets for the future.
A networking lunch will provide you with the opportunity to continue discussions and explore the Engine Shed.
You will:
understand the emerging threats to Scotland’s historic built environment stemming from increased rainfall, increasing temperatures, and rising sea levels
learn about how HES (and Scotland as a whole) aims to combat the immediate effects of climate change at both policy and practical levels
identify the most immediate and damaging ways Scotland’s traditional buildings are affected by a changing climate and the best measures to be taken to address this challenge
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Engine Shed , Forthside Way, Stirling, FK8 2BY
Historic Scotland Members can claim 10% discount using the promo code HSMember.
Please bring your membership card with you on the day.
Not a member? Join now to start enjoying the benefits.
10% Historic Scotland Members' discount availableWe encourage graduates, heritage professionals and building practitioners from all disciplines interested in developing their knowledge and practice in traditional buildings to consider attending.
We welcome anyone responsible for a traditional building or with an interest in the broader aspects of building conservation in Scotland.
Who should attend?- morning learning session - $45.00 (Rank = 0)
Ticket sales have now ended for this event.
Historic Scotland Members can claim 10% discount using the promo code HSMember.
Please bring your membership card with you on the day.
Not a member? Join now to start enjoying the benefits.
10% Historic Scotland Members' discount availableWe encourage graduates, heritage professionals and building practitioners from all disciplines interested in developing their knowledge and practice in traditional buildings to consider attending.
We welcome anyone responsible for a traditional building or with an interest in the broader aspects of building conservation in Scotland.
Who should attend?