Historic Resources Committee

Greetings,

For those of you in the Northeast, the Association for Preservation Technology is having their annual symposium on February 7 in Boston.

APT Northeast - 2014 Annual Symposium

Innovative Adaptive Reuse of Historic Structures

February 07, 2014
8:30 AM - 7:00 PM

Old South Church
645 Boylston Street
Boston, MA


There will be a Keynote Speaker, approximately eight presentations, and two student presentations. An evening reception will follow at Trinity Church. Visit the APT NE website for additional information and to register.


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Ronda Bernstein
Historical Consultant
APT WASHINGTON CHAPTER
Washington DC
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Jennifer Henriksen, Project Architect in our Ann Arbor office, is the last speaker of the day, and she will be presenting QEA projects that rehabilitate and bring life to Midtown Detroit. Slowly, Detroit's Midtown is becoming a destination, and retention of existing buildings has been the key. The finished projects are filled with new residents and patrons almost before they open, and stimulate others to do the same. Jennifer's presentation will be a great bookend to Bob Silman's keynote opening of the 1-day conference.

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Ilene Tyler FAIA
Principal and Director of Preservation
Quinn Evans Architects
Ann Arbor MI
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