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Ross Cameron is our Vernacular Buildings Craft Fellow based at the Highland Folk Museum. Ross’s Craft Fellowship is diverse, encompassing the maintenance of a recreation 1740s highland township, helping the Scottish Crannog Centre as they build their new iron age village and assisting on the restoration of a 19th century cottage in Lonbain, Applecross.

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Scaffolding up at a historic thatched building in the countryside
Vernacular and earth building

What can builders of the past teach us about sustainable building methods?

Monday 19 February 2024

At its core, vernacular building is about local knowledge and local materials. Our Vernacular Buildings Craft Fellow, Ross, shares his experience of working on vernacular buildings across Scotland and explains how they could help modern building practices become more sustainable.

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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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