The Historic Districts Council is pleased to present an evening of recent work by graduate students in the field of historic preservation.
As the only citywide voice for community-based preservation, the Historic Districts Council is eager to recognize graduate work that makes a contribution to historic preservation in New York City. The evening’s six presentations address the full spectrum of issues: cultural, political, esthetic, material, historical and others. We wish to enrich the field of preservation advocacy in New York City by making fresh scholarship available to a wide audience.
Wednesday May 28, 2014
World Monuments Fund Office
at the Empire State Building
6 PM
FREE
RSVP to Brigid Harmon at 212-614-9107 or [email protected]
Presentations
Measuring the Impact of Historic District Designation on Real Estate in New York City
Julia Lewis (Columbia)
Tapestry Brick Dwellings: The Emergence of a Residential Type in Brooklyn
Jonathan Taylor (Columbia)
No Building Left Behind: Gaining Energy Efficiency in New York City’s State and National Register Properties
Lakan Cole (Pratt)
Lauren Hall Wallis (Columbia)
Early Twentieth Century “Face Brick” as a National Industry (New York City Focus)
Julie Rosen (Columbia)
The Future of Preservation, Preservation of the Future
Jessica Baldwin (Pratt)