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Sep 22, 2026

Luke JonesHOST
12:07
Yes.
George GingellHOST
12:07
"Here are some fascist buildings."
Luke JonesHOST
12:09
Yeah.
Luke JonesHOST
12:10
Yeah.

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George GingellHOST
20:33
And here you've got a, um, almost excessively picturesque modern version.
George GingellHOST
20:39
It does slightly beg the question of what on a large urban block building is behind three equilateral triangles.
George GingellHOST
20:47
One of the reasons that buildings look quite serial-
Luke JonesHOST
20:50
Yeah
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:02
Welcome to the Heritage Buildings Podcast, connecting the heritage buildings community.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:08
Join us for expert insights, practical advice, and inspiring stories to help preserve our historic buildings.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:15
And here's your host, Vincent Reid.
Vincent ReedHOST
0:18
Welcome to another episode of Heritage Buildings Podcast.
Vincent ReedHOST
0:21
I'm your host, Vincent Reid.
Vincent ReedHOST
0:24
I'm joined by Louie Curtis, founder of Breakspear Conservation.
Vincent ReedHOST
0:28
Louie's a conservation carpenter specialising in historic timber frame buildings across Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire.
Vincent ReedHOST
0:37
Louis takes us through his journey from his early training and first major timber frame projects through to completing the MSc in timber building conservation at the Wyldham Downland Museum.
Bill ReedHOST
0:18
The middle one surprises people fastest, but the third one matters the most.
Bill ReedHOST
0:24
I'm Bill Reed, your home building coach.
Bill ReedHOST
0:25
Residential construction expert here with 35 years of experience.
Bill ReedHOST
0:30
Building permit fees, what's in the package, and the signature that shifts all the liability to you.
Bill ReedHOST
1:21
Let's dive in.
Bill ReedHOST
1:30
All right, a quick note before we start.
Bill ReedHOST
1:32
There's now a number where you can put your building questions straight in my hands.
Bill ReedHOST
1:36
You can call it.
speaker_0HOST
9:17
For further information, see Reserve Bank of Australia and ABC News.
speaker_0HOST
9:24
New Zealand has overhauled its earthquake-prone building regime, with Parliament unanimously approving a system that concentrates regulation on structures considered to pose greater life safety risks.
speaker_0HOST
9:34
About 2,900 buildings, roughly 55% of those currently classified as earthquake-prone, are expected to leave the regime, while vulnerable buildings in medium and high seismic risk areas will remain covered.
speaker_0HOST
9:46
The change matters because it is not simply deregulation.
speaker_0HOST
9:49
New Zealand is using updated hazard science, geography and building type to decide where strengthening requirements are justified.
speaker_0HOST
9:56
It illustrates a wider challenge for earthquake-exposed countries, balancing protection against rare but catastrophic events with the substantial cost of strengthening existing buildings.
speaker_0HOST
10:06
For further information, see New Zealand Government, One News and New Zealand Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, Building Performance.
speaker_1HOST
10:13
Japan's rate rise marks another step away from ultra-cheap money.
Veronika ŠtěpánováHOST
14:35
And what about some historical buildings? Sure.
Veronika ŠtěpánováHOST
14:37
The general word for a building is budova.
Veronika ŠtěpánováHOST
14:40
If we are talking about a historical landmark or a monument, we can use pamiatka.
Veronika ŠtěpánováHOST
14:44
So budova is a building, while pamiatka is a historical landmark or monument.
Veronika ŠtěpánováHOST
14:49
Got it.
Veronika ŠtěpánováHOST
14:50
Exactly.
Veronika ŠtěpánováHOST
16:17
Bridge, most.
Veronika ŠtěpánováHOST
16:19
And a few more sites.
Veronika ŠtěpánováHOST
25:53
Sure.
Veronika ŠtěpánováHOST
25:53
The general word for a building is budova.
Veronika ŠtěpánováHOST
25:56
If we are talking about a historical landmark or a monument, we can use pamiatka.
LubnaHOST
26:01
So budova is a building, while pamiatka is a historical landmark or monument.
LubnaHOST
26:05
Got it.
Veronika ŠtěpánováHOST
26:06
Exactly.
LubnaHOST
27:33
Bridge.
Veronika ŠtěpánováHOST
27:34
Most.
Julia LenardonNARRATOR
35:34
BRIDGE, a favourable journey.
Julia LenardonNARRATOR
35:37
BUILDING, a removal.
Julia LenardonNARRATOR
35:40
BULL, slander by some enemy.
Julia LenardonNARRATOR
35:45
BUSH, an invitation into society.
Michael JohnsonGUEST
26:12
So watch this space.
Michael JohnsonGUEST
26:14
But once we've completed up the electronics ranges, which we feel would satisfy the main way that people would listen to their music, um and they've got phono stages on so if they have you know other other turntable brands then you know it'll work with their turntables but you know roxanne predominantly is uh was a turntable brand so i can't commit to saying anything right now in terms of we will do another turntable but certainly the what i say to people is that the door is open the the thing is that you know Building electronics and R&D, like research, development of electronics, software, app development and software, it's an extremely expensive thing to do.
Michael JohnsonGUEST
27:03
Like, I think... we see a lot of chat in forums and people are almost sort of like hugely disappointed that we've stopped doing turntables but we've stopped for now and i think that's the that's where i would kind of like just position it because we have to invest in all these other areas and we have to focus on those other areas and deliver amazing products and i think our caspian is is fantastic um global expert reviewers are giving it awards and accolades and likewise for Atessa.
Michael JohnsonGUEST
27:34
So we're going to get our ducks in a row on that front.
Rob DixHOST
15:38
It is striking, and it's yet more evidence of this trend that we've been talking about for a while now, but I think there's a lot further to run or where you are gonna get a smaller number of bigger landlords.
Rob DixHOST
15:48
Now that's not saying huge companies are gonna come in and own everything, but Handelsbanken scale, you're probably talking about people who are gonna be building up portfolios of, I don't know, like sort of five to 50 would probably be their kind of size.
Rob DixHOST
15:59
I think you're gonna end up with a lot more people building portfolios at that kind of scale and a lot of the ones and twos dropping away.
Rob DixHOST
16:06
And again, there are lots of reasons for that.
Rob DixHOST
16:07
One of those reasons is regulation.
Rob BenceHOST
17:56
That's something we teach our clients on how they can build a portfolio just from one deposit.
Rob BenceHOST
18:01
But the reason for that is just stopping at one for most people now doesn't make sense, particularly the way things are set up and where the trends are going.
Rob BenceHOST
18:10
It's all about building a meaningful portfolio.
JohnHOST
14:35
Okay.
JohnHOST
14:35
So to enter buildings like 101 or, you know, government, uh, buildings, you need these access cards or security cards.
GavinHOST
14:44
Yeah.
GavinHOST
14:44
Well, they also have little round disks for parking m- Those are also RFID.

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