Podcasting in Architectural Conservation

Podcasting promotes the exchange of knowledge through the free and public exchange of audio or video recordings. The American Institute for Architects has begun a podcasting series, and a some of episodes discuss issues related to historic preservation or architectural conservation. Although the ASG does not specifically promote or endorse the ideas presented in these podcasts, a few of the members might be interested in the subject. The episodes can be viewed or downloaded on the AIA Podnet. Some related episodes include:

Sustaining the Value of Historic Resources - Energy
Discussion of embodied and operating energy analyses and how they can contribute to sustainable design efforts on historic preservation projects.
Podcast: 2008/02/05 -- 23:19
Presenters: Mike Jackson, FAIA, and Kathleen Lane, Assoc. AIA, moderator
XML: http://www.idimultimedia.net/clients/aia_podcast/podcast.xml
iTunes: http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=160877729
mp3: http://www.idimultimedia.net/clients/aia_podcast/02052008/jackson-review2.mp3

Sustaining the Value of Historic Resources - Currency
Historic rehabilitation projects are measured increasingly against the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System. The LEED system, however, was conceived for new construction projects and does not adequately address the issues of historic building rehabilitation.
Podcast: 2007/12/13 -- 25:56 Presenters: Stephen J. Farneth, FAIA, LEED AP, and Kathleen Lane, Assoc. AIA, moderator
XML: http://www.idimultimedia.net/clients/aia_podcast/podcast.xml
iTunes: http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=160877729
mp3: http://www.idimultimedia.net/clients/aia_podcast/12112007/farneth-inteview-review1.mp3

If you are interested in offering a podcast or are familiar with a series already available, please contact website manager Tina Reichenbach. All submissions are subject to review.