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Month: August 2018

Traditional building Burmieston Steading with glass-fronted archways and a tree in the background
Conservation Sustainability

Reusing Historic Buildings: The Green Choice

Thursday 30 August 2018

Steven from our Heritage Directorate gives four great examples of how traditional buildings can be re-purposed to become sustainable and energy-efficient homes and workplaces.
A man prepares hot lime mortar in a wheelbarrow
Conservation Maintenance Materials

Traditional Mortars: Going Full Circle

Friday 24 August 2018

Traditional lime mortar has been used for hundreds of years, and is an important part of Scotland’s built heritage. Find out why it’s still so important today with our Technical Officer Declan.

The red Forth Rail Bridge across water
Industrial Heritage

Celebrating Scotland’s Industrial Heritage

Thursday 2 August 2018

What makes Scotland’s industrial heritage so special? Join our Head of Industrial Heritage, Miles Oglethorpe, to find out.

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The Engine Shed is accredited by the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) and National Open College Network (NOCN). The Engine Shed was supported by a grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund. Thanks to National Lottery players, we have been able to share knowledge of traditional building materials, develop skills and raise standards in conservation for traditional buildings.

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