Would you like to know more about how GCHT’s grants scheme works? If you are thinking of applying for a grant but don’t know where to start, then you are in the right place!
“I can thoroughly recommend the support from GCHT - they supported us all the way!”
Between September 2020 and March 2021, GCHT ran a series of workshops which offered a step by step guide to applying for our grants. Each event featured a short presentation focused on eligibility and the application process, followed by two guest speakers who spoke about past projects. Speakers included a range of past grantees as well as GCHT Officers. Each workshop ended with a Q&A session and general discussion.
“Many thanks to GCHT and the speakers - Colin's case study was interesting and applicable to a lot of Glasgow legacy buildings.”
“It’s been a super interesting meeting, thank you very much!"
The subtitled recordings of the events are now available to watch online for free:
Workshop 1: Building Repair & Traditional Skills Grants
Recorded 10th December 2020.
Speakers:
Building Repair Grant: Colin Baillie, Baillie Baillie Architects
Traditional Skills Grant: Gemma Park, GCHT Traditional Skills Officer
Workshop 2: Heritage and Community Grants
Recorded 11th February 2021.
Speakers:
Heritage Grant: Jan Graham, Ghost Signs of Glasgow
Community Grant: Lizanne Phee, TnmntTiles
Workshop 3: Building Repair and Development Grants
Recorded 31st March 2021.
Speakers:
Building Repair Grant: Fiona Sinclair, RIAS Conservation Accredited Architect at Advanced level
Development Grant: Shireen Taylor, GAMIS (Govanhill Picture House)
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