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

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Our Built Heritage

Alexis Nicolaidis

42 episodes

3 days ago

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 property. We will be debunking myths, talking about how best to work with your traditional property and top tips.

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

Our Built Heritage

56 minutes 38 seconds

2 months ago

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

In this episode I am joined by Dan Bland from UplandArchitecture. Where he offers a refreshing approach to architecture, conservation and the traditions of building. Dan is also passionate about regenerative agriculture as a means to support sustainable land management and he also raining to be a dry stone waller.

We talk about how Dan became passionate about working with older properties and how this translates to the projects he works on along with the linkages with sustainable land management.

We discuss the challenges, common themes and misconceptions working in the heritage sector along with the usual top tips when working with an older property.

It will be an interesting listen for anyone embarking on aproject and is looking for some guidance and anyone generally interested in older properties.