Our Built Heritage

Alexis Nicolaidis

Historic Buildings

Heritage Conservation

Architecture

Sustainability

Conservation

Listed Buildings

Historic Preservation

Building Regulations

Heritage Buildings

Neurodivergence

Historical Buildings

Heritage Consultancy

Community Engagement

Apprenticeships

Acoustics

Restoration

Historic Properties

Environmental Sustainability

Sustainable Design

Archaeology

This podcast is for anyone interested in historic buildings. This could be a traditional cottage, a Victorian terrace, a Georgian manor house or even a stately home. Whether it is listed or not, they are all special and interesting and part of Our Built Heritage. Each episode I will be talking to experts in their field who work in the heritage-built environment or own a traditional or listed prope... more

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Publishes	Weekly	Episodes	59	Founded	2 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	ArtsDesign

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S6. Ep 8. In conversation with Ellora Coupe Founder of Her Retrofit Space and Her Own Space.

In this episode I am joined by Ellora Coupe Founder of HerRetrofit Space and Her Own Space, two interconnected member platforms empowering women to lead the UK’s home retrofit revolution.

Ellora shares her journey from interior architecture andexpo... more

27 May 2026 • 1 hr 3 min

S6. Ep 7. In conversation with John Hall, Director at Remedial Repair & Restoration.

In this episode I am joined by John Hall, Director at Remedial Repair & Restoration where they help clients to seamlessly blend old and new brickwork whilst also offering restorationservices on all types and ages of properties.

John shares where hi... more

20 May 2026 • 1 hr 2 min

S6. Ep 6. In conversation with Aimée Felton, Director of Estates and Conservations at The Charterhouse.

In this episode I am joined by Aimée Felton, Director of Estates and Conservations at The Charterhouse, a grade 17-acre estate. Aimée plays a critical role in delivering the strategy which promotes excellence in the care, conservation and stewardship... more

13 May 2026 • 49 min

S6. Ep 5. In conversation with Adam Hickey, Founder and Managing Director at Pinnacle Conservation.

In this episode I am joined by Adam Hickey, Founder and Managing Director at Pinnacle Conservation. Pinnacle are passionate about construction, conservation and enhancing venerable and fragile buildings. They offer a holistic approach to the repair a... more

6 May 2026 • 1 hr

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Episode: S4. Ep10. In conversation with Daniel Bland from Upland Architecture.

Benedict Ryan

Director at Charles Cooper, a conservation, restoration, and heritage consultation project manager.

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Episode: S4. Ep9. In conversation with Benedict Ryan, Director at Charles Cooper.

Robyn Pender

Passionate about the world and promoting change, originally a physicist turned conservationist

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Episode: S4. Ep8. In conversation with Robyn Pender who provides a fresh look at the climate emergency through the twin lenses of science and history.

Russell Trudgen

Architect and Director at Arctic Associates, a conservation architecture practice

Arctic Associates

Episode: S4. Ep7. In conversation with Russel Trudgen, Architect and Director at Arctic Associates.

Cait Whitson

Heritage restoration expert and founder of Whitson's and Carte Blanche

Whitson's and Carte Blanche

Episode: S4. Ep6. In conversation with Cait Whitson from Whitson’s and Carte Blanche.

Helen Whittaker

Director at Barley Studios, award-winning designer and maker of stained glass, recently published a book on stained glass.

Barley Studios

Episode: S4. Ep5. In conversation with Helen Whittaker, Director at Barley Studios.

Sara Robertson

Chair of Historic Buildings & Places, Chair of Europa Nostra UK and SPAB Guardian

Episode: S4. Ep4. In conversation with Sara Robertson, Chair of Historic Buildings & Places, Chair of Europa Nostra UK, and SPAB Guardian.

Antoinette Vandy

CEO and co-founder of Agreka Build, a company that specializes in net-zero construction and regenerative building solutions.

Agreka Build

Episode: S4. Ep3. In conversation with Antoinette Vandy, CEO & Co-founder of Agreka Build.

Rebecca Thompson

Director of Property at St Paul's Cathedral

St Paul's Cathedral

Episode: S4. Ep2. In conversation with Rebecca Thompson, Director at St Paul’s Cathedral.

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Alexis Nicolaidis

Host of Our Built Heritage

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 8 ratings

Great and informative listening!
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Guests consistently bring deep domain knowledge and case-based insight.

Production feels accessible to professionals and enthusiasts alike, with clear storytelling about complex topics.

Listeners appreciate the practical, expert-led discussions that illuminate real-world heritage challenges.

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Apple Podcasts	#96	United Kingdom/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts	#135	New Zealand/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts	#192	Belgium/Arts/Design

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S4. Ep6. In conversation with Cait Whitson from Whitson’s and Carte Blanche.

Q: What advice would you give to someone who owns an older property?

Take care of the exterior, focus on drainage and traditional materials like lime mortar that allow the building to breathe, and understand that restoration requires maintenance.

S4. Ep6. In conversation with Cait Whitson from Whitson’s and Carte Blanche.

Q: Are there any common themes or misconceptions that keep cropping up in your line of work?

Common misconceptions include the idea that the work is all glamorous and that it's mostly just about creating beautiful finishes, whereas much of it involves tedious labor and problem-solving.

S4. Ep5. In conversation with Helen Whittaker, Director at Barley Studios.

Q: When it comes to advice, what would you give to someone who owned an older property?

Consider secondary glazing for heat retention and to protect the stained glass from deterioration.

S4. Ep5. In conversation with Helen Whittaker, Director at Barley Studios.

Q: Do you find that if you've got a real puritan, is the school of thought to have that as clear?

Ideally, if there's a broken piece, you should glue it back together if enough fragments are available.

S4. Ep5. In conversation with Helen Whittaker, Director at Barley Studios.

Q: Is there an age barrier? Do you need a certain education?

To get into stained glass, it's essential to learn the craft, as artistry will come with opportunity.

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What is Our Built Heritage about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A focused series for professionals and enthusiasts in the built heritage space, this show features in-depth conversations with architects, conservators, restorers, and policy experts who work to preserve historic buildings. Episodes explore traditional materials, restoration ethics, planning hurdles, sustainability, and the evolving role of heritage in contemporary society, often tying practical expertise to community impact and policy. Notable strengths include a strong emphasis on hands-on craft, education for property owners, and a willingness to challenge myths around preservation, making it a valuable listen for anyone involved in or curious about historic environments.

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1. Dan Bland
2. Benedict Ryan
3. Robyn Pender
4. Russell Trudgen
5. Cait Whitson
6. Helen Whittaker
7. Sara Robertson
8. Antoinette Vandy

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