Welcome to Gleeds.tv
Gleeds – International Management and Construction Consultants by day – moonlighting as the construction industry’s You Tube? Not quite.
It all started in 2007 when we had the opportunity to film a series of the RIBA International Dialogues: Architecture and Climate Change lectures and we wanted to share them with staff, clients and wider industry (because that’s the kind of people we are).
Working in partnership with industry bodies such as the RIBA and Open City; filming industry initiatives like the ‘Invest in Nottingham' and the myplace programme, Gleeds has delivered over 500 videos ranging from project profiles, to interviews, to construction and property news.
So what does the future hold for Gleeds TV? This year we are looking to further expand our video content – with a the summer series of RIBA International Dialogues talks, high profile interviews and even more industry content, it is building up to be another exciting year.
As always we are open to contributions or suggestions. Although it has the Gleeds name, it is not all about us! So get involved, follow us on Facebook, Twitter and the Gleeds TV Blog and email us your ideas at gleeds.tv@gleeds.co.uk
Videos to watch
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To celebrate their 1st anniversary children's charity, The Transformation Trust, hosted a star-studded event at The O2 arena in London, with around 12,000 pupils and teachers attending from across the country. This clip features a behind-the-scenes look at the celebrity performers including The Saturdays, The Wanted, Tinchy Stryder, The KISS breakfast team, Eliza Doolittle and Sir Steve Redgrave at the event, as well as birthday messages from the celebrities and a special rendition of ‘Happy Birthday’ by x-factor finalist Stacey Solomon. |
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The Shakespeare Schools Festival is one of the Transformation Trust's projects which organises the performance of abridged Shakespeare plays by schools in professional theatres across the UK.
After creating the TV series Shakespeare - The Animated Tales, Chris Grace was approached by teachers to use the scripts in schools which sparked the beginning of the Shakespeare Schools Festival. In this interview Chris Grace discusses how the programme has grown into the largest youth drama festival in the UK.
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Architects have a key role in creating safe, sustainable and buildable designs. This is the first video in a series produced by the RIBA and the Health & Safety Executive challenges architects’ perceptions of addressing health and safety through the design process. It introduces the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007 and provides an overview of achieving company compliance. This video is aimed at architects and other construction professionals and is endorsed by both the RIBA and HSE is an accredited CPD module. |
