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A stonemason in full safety gear working on a piece of red stone
Building skills

Crafting the Future

Thu 5 Sep 2019 to Sat 7 Sep 2019

This annual event brings together practitioners of traditional trades, employed in the conservation of the built environment, to share skills, knowledge and best practice.

Engine Shed

Enthusiast, Professional

Quite technical
Three people wearing high vis and hard hats standing outside Dunkeld Cathedral
Architecture

Insight Tour: Dunkeld Cathedral

Thu 3 Oct 2019

Join us on the scaffold of Dunkeld Cathedral to hear about the ongoing conservation works and how we're adapting to climate change at this historic site.

Dunkeld Cathedral

Enthusiast, Professional

Quite technical
Sunnybrae cottage on a sunny day, with a corrugated iron roof
Architecture

Insight Tour: Sunnybrae Cottage

Thu 24 Oct 2019

Join us on a tour of Sunnybrae Cottage, and learn about the evolution of Scottish vernacular buildings in the Highlands.

Sunnybrae Cottage

General interest, Enthusiast

Quite technical

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The Engine Shed has been supported by a grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund. Thanks to National Lottery players, we have been able to create Scotland’s dedicated building conservation centre. It enables us to encourage understanding of traditional building materials and skills among the public and professionals and raise standards in conservation for traditional buildings.

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