Conservation Methods & Case Studies for Historic Buildings:An Informational Seminar
Attention all architects! This is your chance to learn more about conservation techniques directly from experts in the field and earn continuing education credits for your participation!
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
10:00am-5:00pm
Neighborhood Preservation Center
232 East 11th Street
New York, NY 10003
Between Second and Third Avenues
6 CE/HSW Credits!
$175/per person
$150/per person – Special offer for Friends of HDC & Professional Partners!
Join the Historic Districts Council for a program discussing conservation methods and case studies from work on historic buildings. Conservation is a key element to understanding the preservation of historic structures. Techniques are improving all the time, and architects should understand many of these practices to have a fuller knowledge of preserving and restoring historic buildings.
This program will feature presentations from several industry experts, including Kevin Daly, a project manager at Walter B. Melvin Architects; Mary Jablonski, principle of Jablonski Building Conservation; and Claudia Kavenagh, director of the New York offices of Building Conservation Associates. Also William Neeley Jr., deputy director of preservation of the Landmarks Preservation Commission will be on hand to answer attendees’ specific questions on how the LPC addresses conservation materials and techniques.
To register for this event, click here or call (212)614-9107.