Aberdeen City Heritage Trust: Aberdeen Heritage Lectures 2026, Various Dates (IHBC Recognised CPD Provider)
Aberdeen City Heritage Trust: Aberdeen Heritage Lectures 2026, Various Dates (IHBC Recognised CPD Provider)
Aberdeen Heritage Lectures 2026
Online events
Cost: £0-£10
Geometry to Informality – Landscape as an Artistic Invention
Aberdeen Heritage Lectures 2026, Chris Wardle- National Trust for Scotland- How landscape develops in tandem with art and architecture.
Keep the Story Going: Importance of Good Design & Respecting Our Heritage
Annie set up her architecture practice, ak|a in 2006 after working in practices in London and Edinburgh.
The practice has gained a reputation for excellence in design and service, on projects ranging from extensions and new builds to conservation and small scale developments.
Scotland’s Churches: Reading a Building
Mar 3 from 7pm to 8pm GMT
How to look at an old building and understand its development, using church architecture as a case study. Ian Mitchell Davidson is a Chartered Building Surveyor and Heritage Consultant, Hon. Prof at RGU, elected Guardian for the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings, Trustee of Historic Churches Scotland and a member of the RICS Building Conservation Advisory Group. He is an Accredited Historic Building Professional.
Geology, Industry & Architecture: Science & History of North East Granite
Mar 10 from 7pm to 8pm GMT
Dr Stephen Parry & Paul Everett, British Geological Survey.
Natural stone has been a favoured building material since the early days of human habitation in Scotland, and is still in fashion for modern architecture. A rich and diverse legacy of building with stone has created the unique historic character of our towns, cities, monuments, places of worship and infrastructure.
Building Communities through Regeneration- The Work of the Heritage Network
Mar 17 from 7pm to 8pm GMT
Sarah is the Development & Outreach Manager at Heritage Network and has been the lead in Scotland since 2018. With a background in Architectural History, Sarah’s daily focus is on supporting community groups across the country who are reusing historic buildings, connecting people with the expertise they need.
Transatlantic Tradesmen: Aberdeen Granite Workers in North America
Mar 24 from 7pm to 8pm GMT
Marjory Harper is Professor of History at the University of Aberdeen, and Visiting Professor at the Centre for History, University of the Highlands and Islands. Her research focuses on British (particularly Scottish) emigration since 1800.
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