Practical Preservation

Practical Preservation

By Keperling Preservation Services - Jonathan and Danielle KeperlingSociety & CultureEducationHistoryPlaces & Travel
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Practical Preservation episodes

  • Practical Preservation Podcast featuring Sharon Hanby-Robie of Home by SHR
    Sharon Hanby-Robie joined the Practical Preservation podcast to discuss her interior design philosophy, her new brand of home furnishings “Home by SHR“, how color influences our emotions (it is the second strongest emotional trigger with scent being the first). Throughout her over forty year career in interior design Sharon has ‘reinvented’ herself many times (successfully)...Read More
    21 min
  • Practical Preservation Podcast featuring Wes Swanson discussing Historic Masonry
    Wes Swanson joined the Practical Preservation podcast to discuss historic brick making, lime based mortar, and his journey to preservation through his love of history. We discussed a variety of topics related to historic masonry including: The difference between modern and historic bricks, how they get their color, and what they are made of His...Read More
    44 min
  • Practical Preservation Podcast featuring Wes Swanson discussing Historic Masonry
    Wes Swanson joined the Practical Preservation podcast to discuss historic brick making, lime based mortar, and his journey to preservation through his love of history. We discussed a variety of topics related to historic masonry including: The difference between modern and historic bricks, how they get their color, and what they are made of His...Read More
    44 min
  • Practical Preservation Podcast featuring Michael Cuba of the Timber Framers Guild
    Michael Cuba from the Timber Framers Guild  joined the Practical Preservation podcast to discuss: Timber framing, of course, but also the differences between modern and repair/preservation techniques.  I had never thought about building timber frames in earthquake prone areas…they have the engineering figured out for that! Learning using hand tools to insure you understand how...Read More
    32 min
  • Practical Preservation Podcast featuring Michael Cuba of the Timber Framers Guild
    Michael Cuba from the Timber Framers Guild  joined the Practical Preservation podcast to discuss: Timber framing, of course, but also the differences between modern and repair/preservation techniques.  I had never thought about building timber frames in earthquake prone areas…they have the engineering figured out for that! Learning using hand tools to insure you understand how...Read More
    32 min
  • Practical Preservation Podcast featuring Robert Young, PhD of University of Utah
    Robert Young, PhD of the University of Utah’s College of Architecture + Planning joined the Practical Preservation podcast to discuss the intersection of sustainability and preservation. During our discussion we discussed how stewardship of existing buildings is the ultimate green building (plus it is large scale recycling). Some of the other topics we discussed are:...Read More
    26 min
  • Practical Preservation Podcast featuring Robert Young, PhD of University of Utah
    Robert Young, PhD of the University of Utah’s College of Architecture + Planning joined the Practical Preservation podcast to discuss the intersection of sustainability and preservation. During our discussion we discussed how stewardship of existing buildings is the ultimate green building (plus it is large scale recycling). Some of the other topics we discussed are:...Read More
    26 min
  • Practical Preservation Podcast featuring John Stahl of Next Generation Systems
    John Stahl of Next Generation Systems joined the Practical Preservation podcast to discuss his epoxy system, preservation contracting experience and services, plus his window evaluation program of surveying, documenting, and providing recommendations to building owners. A Practical Preservation first – John launched his new product ‘on the air’ – cold weather epoxy for wood: Contact...Read More
    28 min

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Focused on the restoration and preservation of 18th, 19th, and early 20th century buildings our weekly podcast features preservationists, educators, and products related to preserving older buildings.