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Heritage Buildings Podcast

Heritage Buildings Podcast

著者： Vincent Reed
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Welcome to the Heritage Buildings Podcast with your host Vincent Reed, where we bring you in-depth interviews with leading experts, passionate enthusiasts, and industry professionals from across the heritage buildings sector. Join us as we explore captivating stories, uncover the artistry behind historical buildings, and dive into the challenges and successes of conserving our architectural heritage. This podcast is available as audio format across all of your favourite podcasting apps and as video format on our official YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/@HeritageBuildingsAssociation Be sure to join in on the discussions in our forum - https://heritagebuildings.forum Connect with us on social media - https://linktr.ee/heritagebuildingsassociationCopyright 2026 Vincent Reed アート 世界 社会科学
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  • [HBP#35] - Mariachiara Faliva - Seeing Buildings Beyond the Facade

    [HBP#35] - Mariachiara Faliva - Seeing Buildings Beyond the Facade
    2026/06/09
    *🎙️ You can also access the full Audio version of this Podcast by searching for 'Heritage Buildings Podcast' on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, PocketCasts, and your favourite podcast apps.*Welcome to another episode of the Heritage Buildings Podcast.Vincent Reed sits down with Mariachiara Faliva, accredited conservation architect and façade specialist, to explore the science behind historic buildings, material decay, and the investigative work required to understand why buildings fail. Drawing on more than 20 years of experience in conservation, diagnostics, and failure analysis, Mariachiara shares how studying chemistry for conservation in Italy led her into building pathology, laboratory analysis, and the study of historic materials. She explains why many conservation challenges stem from poor diagnosis and incompatible repairs, and why successful interventions begin with understanding how materials behave and deteriorate over time.Mariachiara also reflects on her work investigating historic structures in New York, including early steel-frame masonry buildings and terracotta façades, before moving to London to specialize in building performance and façade engineering. She discusses the importance of balancing repair and replacement, the role of maintenance in preventing water-driven damage, and how tools such as WUFI hydrothermal analysis support informed retrofit decisions. Through projects including Tate Liverpool and the Barbican renewal, she highlights the value of early-stage investigations, data-led design, material reuse, and collaboration across disciplines to deliver more sustainable outcomes for historic buildings.*Other topics covered include:*• How chemistry and material science support building conservation• Investigating historic materials through laboratory analysis• Why poor diagnosis often leads to failed repairs• The challenges of conserving early steel-frame masonry buildings• Repair versus replacement in historic façades• Water ingress, moisture movement, and long-term building deterioration• The role of maintenance in preventing costly failures• Building performance testing and façade engineering for heritage projects• WUFI hydrothermal analysis and retrofit risk assessment• Lessons from Tate Liverpool and the Barbican renewal projects• Planning for material reuse in conservation and retrofit projects• The importance of cross-disciplinary collaboration from project inceptionWhether you're an architect, engineer, conservation professional, or heritage enthusiast, this episode offers valuable insights into the investigative side of conservation and how a deeper understanding of materials, moisture, and building performance can lead to more sustainable and effective preservation of historic buildings.*Below is a more detailed breakdown of the video with relevant timestamps:*(Click the time on the left to jump straight to that section)00:00 Introduction to Building Conservation and Heritage Retrofit01:14 From Architecture to Conservation Architecture03:23 Materials Science, Building Diagnostics, and Failure Analysis07:34 Conservation Research at Politecnico di Milano09:33 Facade Engineering and Historic Buildings in New York13:35 Terracotta Facade Repair vs Replacement17:33 Building Maintenance Lessons from Historic Building Failures20:14 Moving to London and Transition into Building Performance25:03 How Historic Building Investigations Are Conducted32:06 Holistic Retrofit Design and WUFI Analysis38:18 Moisture Modelling and Wall Performance Simulation40:59 Data-Led Design for Heritage Buildings43:39 Writing Effective Building Investigation Briefs45:09 Tate Liverpool Retrofit and Internal Insulation Project49:42 Barbican Estate Renewal and Conservation Challenges54:30 Why Site Experience Matters in Conservation57:07 Material Reuse and Circular Economy Strategies01:02:42 Career Advice for Conservation Professionals01:07:22 Final Thoughts and Closing Remarks*Connect with Mariachiara Faliva and learn more:*LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariachiara-faliva-510a0915/Email: chiarafaliva@gmail.com Website: sandberg.co.uk *Learn more about the Heritage Buildings Association:*https://heritagebuildingsassociation.com*Join the conversation:*https://heritagebuildings.forum/share/dDYOnkLWJAkaA5xE?utm_source=manual#BuildingConservation #HistoricPreservation #FacadeEngineering
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    1 時間 22 分
  • [HBP#34] - Valeria Passetti - Victorian Architecture & Church Conservation

    [HBP#34] - Valeria Passetti - Victorian Architecture & Church Conservation
    2026/05/19

    *🎙️ You can also access the full Audio version of this Podcast by searching for 'Heritage Buildings Podcast' on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, PocketCasts, and your favourite podcast apps.*

    Welcome to another episode of the Heritage Buildings Podcast.

    Vincent Reed sits down with Valeria Passetti, Italian-born conservation architect and MD of Conception Architects, to explore her journey from studying restoration in Florence to leading a UK practice focused on historic churches and Victorian architecture. She explains why these buildings are often misunderstood and celebrates their craftsmanship in stone and timber.

    Valeria also shares insights into conservation practice, from building a reputation through church projects to setting ethical client boundaries and promoting breathable, sustainable retrofits. A must-watch for anyone passionate about heritage, architecture, and historic buildings.

    *Other topics covered include:*

    • Why Victorian architecture deserves more recognition

    • The evolution of conservation architecture in the UK

    • Breathable buildings vs airtight retrofits

    • Church conservation and diocesan work

    • Craftsmanship in stone, wood, and traditional materials

    • Portland cement, terracotta, and Victorian innovation

    • Ethical practice and working with clients

    • Building a reputation in heritage architecture

    • Architects in media and public education

    Whether you're an architecture student, conservation professional, or heritage enthusiast, this episode offers valuable insight into preserving historic buildings for future generations.

    *Below is a more detailed breakdown of the video with relevant timestamps

    Click the time on the left to jump straight to that section*

    00:00 Welcome and Guest Intro

    00:49 From Tuscany to UK Conservation

    02:35 Why Victorian Architecture Matters

    04:08 Victorian Style Abroad

    07:57 Choosing Conservation Architecture

    10:51 Early Career and Reuse Ethos

    14:02 Founding Conception Architects

    19:32 Building Reputation and Clients

    22:07 Ethics and Client Boundaries

    25:36 Breathable Buildings and Retrofit

    29:19 Victorian Churches Everywhere

    32:14 Industrial Innovation and Portland Cement

    38:19 Craftsmanship in Stone and Wood

    42:34 Eclectic Victorian Creativity

    45:52 Color, Ritual and High Church

    48:33 Valuing Victorian Craftsmen

    50:12 Victorian Rosewood Room

    52:26 Rubbed Bricks and Terracotta

    53:35 Damage from Bad Repairs

    58:56 Custodianship and Breathable Buildings

    01:00:44 Media Work and New Voices

    01:05:51 Dream Show Pitch

    01:08:09 Favorite Projects and Newton Church

    01:15:04 Why Architecture Matters

    01:19:15 Where to Find Valeria

    01:21:48 Off Mic Wrap and Collaboration

    *Connect with Valeria Passetti and learn more:*

    LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/valeria-passetti-osi-friba-192525a

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/riba4members/

    Website: conceptionarchitects.com riba4members.com

    *Learn more about the Heritage Buildings Association:*

    https://heritagebuildingsassociation.com

    *Join the conversation:*

    https://heritagebuildings.forum/share/dDYOnkLWJAkaA5xE?utm_source=manual

    #VictorianArchitecture #ConservationArchitect #ChurchRestoration
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    1 時間 28 分
  • [HBP#33] - Dominic Myland - Inside Mylands: 100 Years of Paint, Film & Heritage Craft

    [HBP#33] - Dominic Myland - Inside Mylands: 100 Years of Paint, Film & Heritage Craft
    2026/05/05

    *🎙️ You can also access the full Audio version of this Podcast by searching for 'Heritage Buildings Podcast' on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, PocketCasts, and your favourite podcast apps.*

    Welcome to another episode of the Heritage Buildings Podcast.

    In this episode of the Heritage Buildings Podcast, host Vincent Reed sits with Dominic Myland to explore the history and evolution of Mylands, one of London’s longest-established paint manufacturers, alongside Dominic’s journey from apprentice French polisher and sprayer to operational leadership. Key takeaways include Mylands’ deep heritage in decorative paints and wood finishes, its long-standing relationship with the film, TV, and theatre industries, and how specialist film paints are formulated using highly concentrated pigments to create bold, flat, and immersive colour for screen and stage use.

    The discussion also highlights Mylands’ strategic shift away from a declining furniture restoration and reproduction market into premium decorative paints, including the development of a curated colour range and a marble-infused emulsion designed to enhance application, durability, light reflection, and breathability. Additional insights cover Brewers’ role in product launches, increasing industry competition, marketing and export challenges post-Brexit, major heritage projects, the Royal Warrant, and the ongoing importance of craftsmanship and skilled trade in the industry’s future.

    *Other topics covered include:*

    • Apprenticeships and hands-on craft training in paint and finishes
    • The decline of traditional restoration and how businesses adapt
    • Film and theatre production requirements for specialist paints
    • Scaling a heritage manufacturing business in a modern market
    • Workforce skills, knowledge transfer, and industry challenges

    Whether you’re a heritage professional, craftsman, designer, or simply interested in historic manufacturing and colour, this episode offers a fascinating look into the legacy and future of British paintmaking.

    *Below is a more detailed breakdown of the video with relevant timestamps:*

    (Click the time on the left to jump straight to that section)

    00:00 Welcome and Reunion

    01:34 Apprenticeship and Early Training

    02:36 Joining the Family Business

    06:41 Furniture Trade Boom to Bust

    08:59 Supplying Film and TV Paint

    17:25 Inside the Factory

    20:12 Life as a Sales Rep

    25:32 Taking the Operational Reins

    30:35 Pivot to Decorative Paints

    35:25 Launching the Mylands Colour Range

    42:18 Breaking into Retail and Brewers

    43:41 Crushed Marble Emulsion Breakthrough

    44:54 Marble Paint Breakthrough

    45:39 Breathability for Old Homes

    46:29 Selling Through Brewers

    47:12 Marketing Spend Reality

    48:42 Colour Wars and Branding

    51:44 Becoming a Serious Player

    53:45 Designer Collabs and Trends

    55:29 Film Industry Growth

    57:24 Royal Warrant Story

    01:00:36 Premium Paint vs Trade

    01:04:42 Proud Heritage Projects

    01:07:47 Running a Team Well

    01:12:58 Factory Life in London

    01:15:12 Day to Day as Owner

    01:20:37 Export Plans Post Brexit

    01:24:07 Where to Find Mylands

    01:25:29 Final Thanks and Wrap

    *Connect with Dominic Myland and learn more:*

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dominic-myland-78842024/

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luxury_paint/

    Email: d.myland@mylands.com

    *Learn more about the Heritage Buildings Association:*

    https://heritagebuildingsassociation.com

    *Join the conversation:*

    https://heritagebuildings.forum/share/dDYOnkLWJAkaA5xE?utm_source=manual

    #PaintIndustry #DecorativePaints #FilmSetDesign
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    1 時間 40 分
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