Aberdeen Heritage Lectures 2024
Location : Virtual Via Zoom

This online event will be transmitted from a live lecture. We are grateful to the Scott Sutherland School at Robert Gordon’s University for its support in 2024.

Traditional Building Healthcheck Scheme

The Traditional Buildings Health Check (TBHC) was set up following a 2012 scoping study undertaken by Stirling City Heritage Trust for Historic Scotland (now Historic Environment Scotland). The Traditional Buildings Health Check is based on the European Monumentenwacht model which has operated for decades in the Netherlands and Flanders and made a significant impact on the condition of the historic built environment.

About our speaker:

Dr. Lindsay Lennie: Lindsay is a Chartered Surveyor and Manager of Stirling City Heritage Trust where she has worked since 2011. She has an undergraduate degree in Geography and worked for many years as a Chartered Surveyor in the public sector.

In 2001, Lindsay gained the RICS Postgraduate Diploma in Building Conservation and in 2006 was awarded a PhD in Building Conservation for her thesis, “The Conservation of Historic Shopfronts in Perth and Perthshire”. Her consultancy business, Historic Shop Conservation, worked with many town centre projects across Scotland.

She is a Full Member of the Institute of Historic Building Conservation (IHBC) and has an interest in historic tiles, particularly the Scottish firm, James Duncan Ltd. Lindsay was appointed as Trust Manager in January 2020.

Aberdeen City Heritage Trust recognises the support of Historic Environment Scotland

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