Charlie Fisher, principal of Charles J. Fisher, Historian, talks with Preservation Radio's David Maas about his fascinating career facilitating the preservation of some of the most significant historic monuments in Los Angeles. Photo: Hollywood Palladium.
David Martin, founder of Allied Window, manufacturer of "Invisible" custom storm windows, talks with Preservation Radio's David Maas about energy loss, sound and UV reduction, aesthetics and sash protection of historic building window openings. Photo: Allied Window "Invisible" windows at Monticello.
Brooks Gentleman, of Re-View, a full service historic window company based in Kansas City, Missouri, weighs-in on the historic window "restore or replace" debate with Preservation Radio's David Maas.
Dean Smith, of Timeless Barn Company, based in Frankfort, Indiana, talks specifics with Preservation Radio's David Maas about preserving and repurposing timber frame barns as private homes and commercial spaces.
Steven Handelman, of Steven Handelman Studios, based in Santa Barbara, California, talks with Preservation Radio's David Maas about his fascinating and prolific career designing and fabricating custom wrought iron products and lighting fixtures for a global clientele.
Preservation Radio is a long-form podcast program presenting in-depth discussions with distinguished Historic Preservation related product and service professionals from throughout the world.
Preservation Radio's host, David Maas, holds a Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA) Degree and Certificate in Historic Preservation Studies from the The University of Georgia's College of Environment + Design and is curator of both HistoricPreservation.com (The Preservation Marketplace) and LandscapeArchitecture.com (The Landscape Architectural Marketplace), as well as host of Landscape Radio. He is also a United States Marine Corps veteran.