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APT Kansas City 2015: Convergence of People and Places—Diverse Technologies and Practices

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Agenda-at-a-Glance (Subject to change)Registration is located on the main floor of The Brass on Baltimore.

Saturday, October 31

Tuesday, November 3 continued

9:00am–5:00pm APT Board of Directors Meeting Roof Garden Ballroom Aladdin Hotel7:30–9:30pm Pre-Conference Event: Elmwood Cemetery Lantern Tour See Page 4Time changes tonight! Set your clock back an hour before Sunday.Sunday, November 1

7:00–8:00am Continental Breakfast Grand Lobby, main floor

8:00am–5:00pm Workshops, Day 1 See page 5

6:00–8:00pm SE1—Workshop Dinner See page 6

Monday, November 2


8:00am–4:00pm Workshops, Day 2 See page 6

Varies–4:00pm Full Day Field Sessions See page 6 & 7

Varies Half Day Field Sessions See page 7

1:00–4:00pm COF Business Meeting Library, 3rd floor

Various APT Committee Meetings See page 7 & 9

4:00–5:00pm Exhibit Gala Preview Tudor Room & Balcony, 4th & 5th floor

4:00–5:00pm Student Scholar Meet and Greet President’s Room, 3rd floor

4:30–6:00pm Getty Recipient Meet and Greet and Latin America Chapter Meeting Library, 3rd floor

5:00–9:00 pm SE2—Exhibit Gala Tudor Room & Balcony, 4th & 5th floor

Tuesday, November 3


7:30–8:15am SE3—Breakfast with Exhibitors Rooftop, 15th floor

8:30–9:30am KS01—Opening Session & Keynote Address Tudor Room, 4th floor

9:45–11:15am Concurrent Paper Sessions See page 9

11:30–12:15pm SE4—APT Preview Lunch and Student Scholar Recognition Rooftop, 15th floor

12:15–1:00pm APT Annual General Meeting Rooftop, 15th floor

1:15–2:45pm Concurrent Paper Sessions See page 9


6:00–8:00pm SE5—Social at Fiorella’s Jack Stack Barbecue See page 9

6:00–8:00pm Dinner on Your Own See page 9

8:00–11:00pm Chapters Mixer See page 9

Wednesday, November 4


8:00–8:45am SE6—Chapters Breakfast Rooftop, 15th floor

9:00–10:30am Concurrent Paper Sessions See page 10


1:00–5:00pm Half Day Field Sessions See Page10 & 11

1:00–4:30pm Bricks and Bytes: Technology and Tools for the Digital Age of Preservation Library, 3rd floor

1:00–4:30pm Laser Cleaning Demonstration Grand Lobby, main floor

1:30–3:30pm APT Board of Directors Meeting Roof Garden Ballroom Aladdin Hotel

5:00–6:00pm AIA HRC Reception Grand Lobby, main floor

6:00–7:15pm KS02—College of Fellows Keynote Speaker and COF Installation Walnut Room, 6th floor

7:15-10:30pm SE7—APT Awards Banquet and Student Scholar Fundraiser Tudor Room, 4th floor

Thursday, November 5 Symposium at Hotel Phillips

7:00–8:00am Continental Breakfast Regency Room, downstairs

8:00am–4:30pm SY1—Symposium: Renewing Modernism Phillips Room

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Tickets for any special events (SE) must be purchasedby Monday, November 2nd, at 2:00pm.

32 APT Kansas City 2015: Convergence of People and Places—Diverse Technologies and PracticesAssociation for Preservation Technology International • www.apti.org

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Conference CommitteeThe APT Kansas City 2015 Conference is brought to you by APT and the dedicated members of the Local Conference Committee:

Welcome to Kansas City!It is with the greatest pleasure that the Local Conference Committee and the Central PlainsChapter welcome APT to Kansas City. We meet once again to continue the necessary andvital conversations that shape the course of heritage conservation, and I can think of nobetter place to host our conversation on convergence than here. Kansas City is a place ofcrossroads, of border battles, and of contrasts. It is my hope that you leave our “Paris ofthe Plains” with a new perspective on preservation, new technology for your practice, anda new colleague for your network. Welcome to Kansas City!

Lurita McIntosh BlankLocal Conference Committee Chair

APT Kansas City 2015 is also brought to you by the members of these APT Technical and Standing Committees:

Development CommitteeTraining and Education Committee

Technical Committee on Modern Heritage Committee Technical Committee on Sustainable Preservation

Conference ChairLurita McIntosh BlankFundraising CommitteeLurita McIntosh BlankSpecial Events CommitteeKristen OttesenMarketing CommitteeCaroline HeinrichsProgram CommitteeDan Worth, ChairTrack CoordinatorsMark BrandtTimothy CroweStephen KelleyKyle NormandinSession ChairsJean CarroonTimothy CroweMelissa Dirr GenglerTrudy FaulknerDavid FixlerLonnie HoveyLisa HowePamela JeromeTom JesterSusan Richards JohnsonStephen KelleyKyle NormandinRick OrtegaDavid OverholtJed PorterNancy RankinJustin Spivey

Derek TrelstadIlene TylerGreta WilhelmPeter WollenbergJason WrightAbstract ReviewersJean CarroonTimothy CroweJohn DamJohn E. DumsickDavid FixlerLisa HowePamela JeromeThomas JesterStephen KelleyRoy Malcom PorterKelly Sutherlin McLeodKyle NormandinRick OrtegaDavid OverholdtGretchen PfaehlerNancy RankinTobin TraceyDerek TrelstadIlene TylerGreta WilhelmPeter WollenburgStudent Abstract ReviewersElizabeth Acly Teresa Almond Dave Anderson David Anthone Nancy Barba

Dawn Bilobran Thomas Boothby Jeanbenoit Bourdeau Anne Brask John Burns Joy Coleman Tim Crowe Elaine Decoursey John Dumsick Burton Edwards Donald Friedman Tim Frye Andreea Hamilton David Hart Brian Hierlihy Alexandria Kirby Molly Lambert Robert Mack Julia Manglitz Thomas Morrison James Norden Mark Nussbaum Sanskriti Singh Francis Tousignant Eiliesh Tuffy Kitty Vieth Christina Wallace Peter Wollenberg Workshop CommitteeDana Gould, ChairField Session CommitteeJulie Cawby, Chair

Table of Contents

Local Conference Committee 3Saturday 4Sunday 4Monday 6Tuesday 8 Wednesday 10Thursday 12 The Getty Foundation Professional Travel Support Recipients 13

Student Scholarship Recipients and Donors 14 Sponsors 16 Exhibitors 19 Exhibitor Floor Map 19 & 20Paper Sessions 24Map of Downtown KC 34 The Mobile App 35 General Information 35 Workshop and Field Session coordinators listed in full agenda.


Sunday, November 1 (continued)

Workshops, Day 1Pre-registration and fee is required to attend. Workshop fee includes breakfasts, lunchesand materials. Dress is casual with good walking shoes. Lunch for all workshops on Sun-day will be in the Grill Room, 6th floor.

8:00am–5:00pm WS1—Conservation of Modern Concrete Walnut Room, 6th floor This training event supported in part by the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training

Coordinator: Paul Gaudette, Principal, FACI, FAPT Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. Facilitators and Speakers:

Frank HalseySusan MacDonaldKeith NilesJack PyburnThomas L. RewertsL. Brad ShotwellDeborah Slaton

8:00am–5:00pm WS2—Conservation of Dry-Laid Stone Masonry: It’s Not Just Stacking Stone! Library, 3rd floor Coordinator: Trudy Faulkner, STRATA Architecture + Preservation Facilitators and Speakers: Dona Boley and Patrick Alley Kip Davis Jakob Drentlaw Robert Hoard Neil Rippingale Rocky Slaymaker Jane Wooley

8:00am–5:00pm WS3—Fountain Fundamentals Florentine Room, 5th floor Coordinator: Jason Church, National Center for Preservation Technology and Training Speakers: Jocelyn Ball-Edson Jason Church Gary Keshner Robert Krueger

9:45–10:15am Break Foyers of each floorNoon–1:00pm Workshop Lunches Grill Room, 6th floor2:45–3:15pm Break Foyers of each floor

Please Note:All events, unless noted, will be held at The Brass on Baltimore. Conference attire is businesscasual, and for field sessions, it is recommended to wear good walking shoes.Most events take place on floors 3-6 and can be accessed by elevators from each floor.Please allow enough time to arrive at events as there are only 2 elevators that servicethese floors. There are also stairs located by the elevators. For events located on theRooftop, 15th floor, there is a designated elevator accessible only from the main floor.

Full Conference Schedule**At time of printing and subject to change. For the latest information, download the APTConference mobile app.

Saturday, October 315:00-8:00pm APT Registration Desk Grand Lobby, main floor9:00am–5:00pm APT Board of Directors Meeting Roof Garden Ballroom Aladdin Hotel7:30-9:30pm Pre-Conference Event: Grand Lobby, main floor Elmwood Cemetery Lantern Tour Sponsored by: Walter P. Moore Meet in Grand Lobby by 7:15pm $ Fee required to attend, purchase at APT Registration.

Time changes tonight! Set your clock back an hour before Sunday.

Sunday, November 17:00am–7:00pm APT Registration Desk Grand Lobby, main floor7:00–8:00am Continental Breakfast Grand Lobby, main floor

Room permitting, you can still register for workshops and field sessions atthe APT Registration Desk. Tickets for any special events (SE) must be

purchased by Monday, November 2nd, at 2:00 pm.

Download the mobile app to find additional information, maps andwhere to share your pictures!


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Monday, November 2

6:00–8:00pm SE1—Workshop Dinner: Kill Devil Club Continuing the Conversation

Speakers will moderate different discussions at each table. You can stayat one table the whole evening or move around. This optional event is anadditional forum for networking and learning and is not critical for yourworkshop participation.

Registration preferred. No fee required to attend, pay for your ownexpenses. Address: 31 East 14th Street, Kansas City, 64106LVenueis within walking distance, see map on the mobile app or page 34.

7:00am–9:00pm APT Registration Desk Grand Lobby, main floor6:30–8:30am Continental Breakfast Grand Lobby, main floor

Workshops, Day 28:00am–4:00pm WS1—Conservation of Modern Concrete Walnut Room, 6th floor Lunch for WS1 will be in the Grill Room, 6th floor.8:00am–4:00pm WS2—Conservation of Dry-Laid Stone Masonry: It’s Not Just Stacking Stone! Depart Grand Lobby by 7:45am

8:00am–4:00pm WS3—Fountain Fundamentals Depart Grand Lobby by 7:45am

Full Day Field SessionsPre-registration and fee is required for all full day field sessions. Fee includes continental break-fast, and lunch. Dress is casual, in layers, with good walking shoes. All full day field sessionswill have a continental breakfast at The Brass on Baltimore in the Grand Lobby area. Specificbus departure times listed below, plan accordingly to allow for breakfast and check-in.

7:00am–4:00pm FS1—Materiality of Additions, Alterations and Repairs in the Historic Kansas Statehouse Field Session Coordinators: Julia Manglitz, Janet Getz Departure promptly at 6:45am from the Grand Lobby.

7:00am–4:00pm FS2—The Art of Systems Design and Integration in the Historic Kansas Statehouse Field Session Coordinators: Todd Renyer, William Bassette Departure promptly at 6:45am from the Grand Lobby.

8:00am–4:00pm FS3—The Original Process. NO Reproduction. The W.F. Norman Decorative Stamped Sheet Metal Tradition Field Session Coordinator: Julie Cawby Departure promptly at 7:45am from the Grand Lobby.

8:00–4:00pm FS4—Façade Restoration and Cleaning: Plural Perspectives, One Community Field Session Coordinators: Courtney Murdock, Al Morris Departure promptly at 7:45am from the Grand Lobby.

Half Day Field SessionsPre-registration and fee is required for all half day field sessions. Depending on start time,fee includes continental breakfast or lunch. Dress is casual, in layers, with good walking shoes.FS6 and FS7 will have their continental breakfast at The Brass on Baltimore in the GrandLobby area. Specific bus departure times listed below, plan accordingly to allow for break-fast and check-in. FS8 and FS9 will pick up boxed lunches at The Brass on Baltimore inthe Grand Lobby area.

8:00am–12:00pm FS6—The Evolution of the Liberty Memorial and National World War I Museum: Preserving and Managing a National Historic Landmark Field Session Coordinators: Amanda Loughlin, Angie Gaebler Departure promptly at 7:45am from the Grand Lobby. 8:00am–12:00pm FS7—The Country Club Plaza: The Beauty of a Plan Field Session Coordinators: Cynthia Ammerman, Amanda Crawley Departure promptly at 7:45am from the Grand Lobby. 1:00–4:00pm FS8—An Architecture of Optimism: Kansas City's Downtown Art Deco Field Session Coordinators: Amanda Crawley, Nancy Powell Meet in Grand Lobby at 12:45pm to walk to venue. 12:45–4:15pm FS9—The Culture and History of the 18th and Vine Historic Jazz District Field Session Coordinators: Angie Gaebler, Shawn Hughes Bus will board at 12:30pm, lunches can be picked up at 12:15pm

1:00–4:00pm COF Business Meeting Library, 3rd floor

APT Committee Meetings will be held at Hotel Phillips 3:00–4:00pm Technical Committee: Modern Heritage Crystal Ballroom4:00–5:00pm Technical Committee: Documentation Lyric Room4:00–6:00pm Publications Committee Empire Boardroom4:00–6:00pm Technical Committee: Preservation Engineering Phillips Ballroom4:30–6:00pm Training and Education Committee Regency Room

Monday, November 2 (continued)

Don’t forget to buy your ticket for the APT Awards Banquet featuring theStudent Scholar Fundraiser! Tickets available at the APT Registration Desk

until Monday, November 2nd at 2:00pm.


11:30–12:15pm SE4—Preview Lunch & Student Scholar Recognition Rooftop, 15th floorJoin us as we share highlights of San Antonio, home to the 2016 APT Con-ference! We will also have the pleasure of meeting our 2015 StudentScholars, their mentors and school advisors.$ Fee required to attend, dress is business casual.

12:15–1:00pm APT Annual General Meeting Rooftop, 15th floor

1:15–2:45pm CS05—Modern Heritage Walnut Room, 6th floor Engineering Interventions of 20th Century Heritage 1:15–2:45pm CS06—Public Art and Architecture Florentine Room, 5th floor Art as Component of Architecture Part 21:15–2:45pm CS07—Sustainable Preservation President’s Room, 3rd floor Adapting for Climate Change1:15–2:45pm CS08—Preservation Engineering Library, 3rd floor Fired Clay Systems2:45–3:15pm Break Grand Lobby, main floor

3:15–4:45pm CS09—Modern Heritage Walnut Room, 6th floor Investigation and Documentation of Modern Heritage 3:15–4:45pm CS10—Public Art and Architecture Florentine Room, 5th floor Art as Component of Architecture Part 33:15–4:45pm CS11—Sustainable Preservation President’s Room, 3rd floor Sustainable Conservation Guidelines3:15–4:45pm CS12—Preservation Engineering Library, 3rd floor Iron and Steel

4:45–5:45pm Technical Committee: Crystal Room, Hotel Phillips Sustainable Preservation

6:00–8:00pm SE5—APT Social - SOLD OUT Meet in Grand Lobby 5:45pmFiorella’s Jack Stack Barbecue has been turning out some of the mostsucculent brisket, ribs, and chicken to ever grace a plate! You’ll wonder why you ever eat BBQ anywhere else. $ Fee required to attend. One–way transportation provided to venue.

6:00–8:00pm Dinner on Your Own Stop by the APT Registration desk and pick up a Kansas City guide to great local restaurants you can walk to and enjoy some time out in Kansas City!

8:00–11:00pm Chapters Mixer Milwaukee Delicatessen CompanyJoin APT Chapter members and enjoy a bite while socializing. Chaptermembership is not required, but we hope you join APT before you go! Nofee required to attend, pay for your own expenses. Dress is casual. Address: 101 West 9th St., Kansas City, MO 64105

LVenue is within walking distance, see map on the mobile app or page 34.

4:00–5:00pm Exhibit Gala Preview Tudor Room & Balcony, 4th & 5th floor Get a head start on your networking and join the APT Exhibitors for an early preview of the Exhibit Gala.5:00–9:00pm SE2–Exhibit Gala Tudor Room & Balcony, 4th & 5th floor

Network with exhibitors while enjoying delicious appetizers and cocktails.The Exhibit Gala is a festive event which gives you the opportunity to con-nect with exhibitors, learn about their wares and services and meet withthe key decision makers. No fee required to attend, dress is business casual.

8:00–10:00pm SSOC: Student Practice Session Florentine Room, 5th floor & President’s Room, 3rd floor

7:00am–7:00pm APT Registration Desk Grand Lobby, main floor7:30–8:30am Continental Breakfast Grand Lobby, main floor

7:30–8:15am SE3—Breakfast with Exhibitors Rooftop, 15th floor This is a great way to follow up from the Exhibitor Gala, meet someone new, or just have a good breakfast to start your day right. $ Fee required to attend, dress is business casual.

8:30–9:30am KS01—Conference Opening Session Tudor, 4th floor Welcome: APT President, Gretchen Pfaehler

Keynote Address: John Simonson Paris of the Plains: A Convergence of Time, Place and Purpose Author and historian John Simonson will explore the downtown neighbor-hood of the APT Conference as a case study of convergence in Kansas Cityhistory, specifically as a time-and-place study of the intersection of 12th St.and Baltimore Ave. circa 1930, the heart of the Pendergast era.

Concurrent Paper Sessions: See the mobile app, or pages 24–33 for additional information.

9:45–11:15am CS01—Modern Heritage Walnut Room, 6th floor Evolution and Conservation of Modern Curtain Walls 9:45–11:15am CS02—Public Art and Architecture Florentine Room, 5th floor Art as Component of Architecture Part 19:45–11:15am CS03—Sustainable Preservation President’s Room, 3rd floor New Tools for Sustainable Preservation9:45–11:15am CS04—Preservation Engineering Library, 3rd floor Archaic Systems - Modern Needs

Monday, November 2 (continued)

Tuesday, November 3

Tuesday, November 3 (continued)

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7:00am-7:00pm APT Registration Desk Grand Lobby, main floor7:30-9:00am Continental Breakfast Grand Lobby, main floor Sponsored by MTS Contracting, Inc.8:00-8:45am SE6—Chapters Breakfast Rooftop, 15th floor Start your day with a great breakfast with other APTers in your area. $ Fee required to attend, dress is business casual.

Concurrent Paper Sessions: See the mobile app, or pages 24-33 for additional information.9:00-10:30am CS13—Modern Heritage Walnut Room, 6th floor Approaches to Conserving Concrete in Modern Heritage 9:00-10:30am CS14—Public Art and Architecture Florentine Room, 5th floor Art as a Companion to Architecture9:00-10:30am CS15—Sustainable Preservation President’s Room, 3rd floor Climate, Materials, and Systems9:00-10:30am CS16—Preservation Engineering Library, 3rd floor Computers Aiding Preservation 10:30-11:00am Break Grand Lobby, main floor11:00-12:30pm CS17—Modern Heritage Walnut Room, 6th floor Modern Materiality and Conservation 11:00-12:30pm CS18—Public Art and Architecture Florentine Room, 5th floor College of Fellows Roundtable11:00-12:30pm CS19—Sustainable Preservation President’s Room, 3rd floor Durability & Resilience: New Directions in Material Preservation11:00-12:30pm CS20—Preservation Engineering Library, 3rd floor Water Power Wood12:30-1:00pm Lunch on Your Own

Half Day Field SessionsRegistration and fee is required for all half day field sessions. Dress is casual, with goodwalking shoes. Sessions include a box lunch and materials. Boxed lunches for FS11–FS16can be picked up in the Grand Lobby. FS17 lunch will be provided at the Bolling Building.Arrive no later than 12:30, buses will board at 12:45.

1:00–5:00pm FS11—The Harry S Truman National Historic Landmark District: The Challenges of Preservation and Neighborhood Revitalization Field Session Coordinators: Wendy Shay, Dr. John Taylor 1:00–5:00pm FS12—From Gulley Town to a City Beautiful: Kansas City's Parks and Boulevards Field Session Coordinators: Amanda Crawley, Nancy Powell 1:00–5:00pm FS13—Approaches to Historic Site Preservation: Watkins Mill State Historic Site and Atkins-Johnson Farm and Museum Field Session Coordinators: Kristen Ottesen, Lauren Rieke

Wednesday, November 41:00–5:00pm FS14—Modern Heritage Bus Tour - Preserving the Recent Past in Kansas City Field Session Coordinators: Brianna McKenzie, Amanda Crawley and Bob Myers

1:00–5:00pm FS15—The History and Maintenance of Fountains in Kansas City Field Session Coordinator: Paul Benson

1:00–5:00pm FS16—Evolution of Preservation Treatments for the Architectural and Structural Concrete at Historic Unity Village Field Session Coordinators: Tom Rewerts, Kirk Matchell

1:00–5:00pm FS17—Modernizing Modern: Preserving and Renewing the Mid Century Bolling Federal Building Field Session Coordinators: Caroline Alderson, Sylvia Augustus

Additional Field Session Coordinators: Joy Coleman and Elaine Pierce

1:00-4:30pm Bricks and Bytes: Technology and Tools for the Digital Age of Preservation Library, 3rd floor

In our digital age, the tools we use are in flux – shifting from the traditionalpaper and pencil to the tablet and stylus – and sometimes just the fingerand touchscreen. As a unique offering this year, APT is hosting an inter-active Technology and Tools session featuring APT’s On-line SustainableConservation Assistance Resource (OSCAR), NCPTT’s Rapid Building andSite Condition Assessment (RBSCA), and NCPTT’s National Building StoneDatabase.

1:00-4:30pm Laser Cleaning Demonstration Grand Lobby, main floorJoin Adapt Laser Systems for a hands-on demonstration of laser cleaningfor masonry and other historic surfaces.

1:30-3:30pm APT Board of Directors Meeting Roof Garden, Aladdin Hotel

5:00-6:00pm AIA HRC Reception Grand Lobby, main floor The AIA Historic Resources Committee invites you to join them for a cocktail and light hors d'oeuvres before the COF Keynote Lecture.

6:00–7:15pm KS02—College of Fellows Keynote Lecture and COF Installation Walnut Room, 6th floor Keynote Speaker: Carl R. Nold President and CEO, Historic New England From Appleton to 2016: Preservation Past Informs the FutureCarl Nold brings insights from experience caring for historic properties,monitoring preservation easements, working with international col-leagues, serving in volunteer leadership positions nationally and interna-tionally, and facing preservation issues in both rural and urban settings.

Wednesday, November 4 (continued)


Thanks to the generous and ongoing support of The Getty Foundation, numerous preservation professionals from Latin America and the Caribbean are able to travel toAPT’s Annual Conference. ¡Bienvenidos!

Alberto Jose Herrera DíazAlberto Herrera Díaz ArquitectosColombia

Andres Gaviria-ValenzuelaPontificia Universidad JaverianaColombia

Beatriz Silvia GarzonUniversidad Nacional de TucumanArgentina

Carla Maria Teixeira CoelhoCasa de Oswaldo CruzBrazil

Claudia Rodriguez EspinosaUniversidad Michoacana de San Nicolas de HidalgoMexico

Geminis Danae Peguero BuenoVisanto PropertiesDominican Republic

Juan Carlos Rivera TorresPatrimonio E Ingenieria SASColombia

Laura AlecrimNational Institute of Culture and HeritageBrazil

Livia Morais NobregaUFPE / DOCOMOMOBrazil

Maria Leticia Da SilveiraInstituto de Pesquisas TecnologicasBrazil

Marco Antonio Penido de RezendeUniversidade Federal de Minas GeraisBrazil

Nancy Dionisia Benitez Vazquez Oficina del Conservador de TrinidadCuba

Paulo MontoroPaulo Montoro & Associates ArchitectsBrazil

Rosibel Maria Ripoll Garcia Gobernancion del Atlantico Colombia

Sergio Tomass Garcia GutierrezNational University of Architects & Construction Engineers of Cuba

William Arturo Castillo ValenciaUniversida de Nariao PastoColombia

William Pasuy ArciniegasUniversidad de La Salle BogotaColombia

Zenon Raul Barros CespedesUniversidad Santo TomásChile

7:15–10:30pm SE7—APT Awards Banquet and Student Scholar Fundraiser Tudor Room, 4th floor

Join us for a celebratory dinner as we recognize the achievements of col-leagues who made significant contributions to the association and the in-dustry in the past year. This dinner also serves to support our studentscholarship fund and we will bring back the popular dessert auction. Youwill have a great time, feast on amazing desserts, and help the future gen-eration of preservationists! $ Fee required to attend, tickets must be purchased by Monday Novem-ber 2nd at 2:00pm. Business/cocktail attire.

Auctioneer: Trisha Brauer, ownerTaking Bids Benefit Auctions, LLC www.takingbidsbenefitauctions.com

Thursday, November 5 Hotel Phillips7:00–8:00am Continental Breakfast Regency Room, downstairs8:00–4:30pm SY1—Symposium: Renewing Modernism Phillips Room, 3rd floor

Sponsored by:EYP-Architecture and Engineering, Quinn Evans Architects and Kelly Sutherlin McLeod Architecture, Inc.Coordinators:Caroline Alderson, AIA, FAPT – United States GSA Center for HistoricBuildingsMark Brandt, RAIC and Nancy Rankin, AIA – APT Technical Committee onSustainable PreservationDavid Fixler, FAIA, LEED AP Kelly Sutherlin McLeod, FAIA, Kyle Normandinand Tom Jester, AIA, FAPT – APT Technical Committee on Modern HeritageSpeakers:Carl Elefante FAIA, LEED AP O&MBernard FlamanMike Jackson, FAIAWessel de JongeMichael McClelland, OAA RAIC CAHPMic Patterson, LEED AP (BD+C)Dr. Theodore H. M. Prudon FAIA FAPTJack Pyburn, FAIAGeoff Rich RIBA-SCA AABCBeth L. SavageDeborah Slaton, FAPT Z. Smith, LEED APDavid G. Woodcock, FAIA, FSA, FAPT

Wednesday, November 4 (continued) Professional Travel Grant Recipients


Student Scholar Recipients

Namhyuck Ahn, LEED Green AssociateUniversity of Texas at AustinCS09—Energy Retrofit of Historic MasonryStructuresAdvisor: Michael HolleranMentor: Marilyn Kaplan

Sara Alinia, S.M.A.S.C.E.Southern Illinois University EdwardsvilleCS04—Suitability of Techniques of FRPRetrofit for Historic URM BuildingsAdvisor: Brad CrossMentor: Donald Friedman, PE

Jocelyn Chan University of PennsylvaniaCS10—An Investigation of the PaintedFinishes of Mission San José De Tumacá-cori Façade: At the Interface of MaterialsAnalysis, Conservation, and CulturalConfluenceAdvisor: Frank MateroMentor: Thomas H. Taylor, Jr., PhD, FAPT,FAIC

Kat Gardner Columbia University, Graduate School ofArchitecture Planning & PreservationCS20—A Bitter Truth: The Efficacy of Astrin-gent Persimmon As a Bio-Alternative toStandard Wood Preservation TreatmentsAdvisor: Norman WeissMentor: Ronald D. Staley, FAPT, Hon AIA-MI

Suki GershenhornColumbia UniversityCS02—History and Material Investigation ofRustic Ferrocement SculpturesAdvisor: Norman WeissMentor: Ilene R. Tyler, FAIA, FAPT, LEED AP

Erin GibbsSchool of the Art Institute of ChicagoCS03—A Fight Against Nature: Preservingthe Temples at OmritAdvisor: Ann SullivanMentor: Pamela Jerome, AIA, LEED, AP,FAPT

Joshua JonesSavannah College of Art and DesignCS16—Emerging Technology for Preserva-tionists: DronesAdvisor: Thomas TaylorMentor: Michael F. Lynch, P.E., AIA, FAPT

Sujin Kim University of FloridaCS07—3D Documentation for the Manage-ment of Heritage Sites Prone to WaterDamage: Laser Scanning and Mesh Model-ing the Built Heritage and Contexts of WatChaiwatthanaram, Thailand and Shwe-Nandaw Kyaung, MyanmarAdvisor: Morris HyltonMentor: Kent Slade Diebolt, FAPT

The APT Scholarship and Outreach Committee selected the following students to receive anAPT Kansas City 2015 Scholarship, which includes Conference registration, one-year member-ship to APT, the opportunity to present during a paper session, as well as mentoring from amember of the College of Fellows. Please welcome this year’s Student Scholars.

Sarah Love Georgia State UniversityCS12—Geophysics in Historic Preservation:A Convergence of SubfieldsAdvisor: Richard LaubMentor: Lonnie J. Hovey, AIA, FAPT

Courtney Magill The University of PennsylvaniaCS19—Performance Assessment andEvaluation of Hydrophobic and UltravioletProtective Treatments for Historic LogStructuresAdvisor: Frank MateroMentor: David M. Hart, AIA, FAPT

Corey ManchentonColumbia UniversityCS06—Color Me Interested: Identificationof Pigments in Trade CataloguesAdvisor: Mary JablonskiMentor: Anne E. Weber, FAIA, FAPT

Sloane TaliaferroColumbia University Graduate School ofArchitecture, Planning, and PreservationCS08—Documentation and Testing of 19thCentury Limewash Recipes in the UnitedStatesAdvisor: Norman WeissMentor: David G. Woodcock, FAIA, FSA, FAPT

Julianne Wiesner-ChianeseSchool of Design, University ofPennsylvaniaCS13–Modern in the Mountains: An Analy-sis of the Fair-Faced Concrete at JacksonLake Lodge, Grand Teton National Park,WYAdvisor: Frank MateroMentor: Walker Johnson, FAIA, Principal

Anthony & Associates, Inc.APT Northeast ChapterAtkinson-Noland & AssociatesCatherine ViethDane RauschDavid WoodcockDonald FriedmanEric PattisonErin FisherEvan KopelsonGladding McBean Ilene TylerJanet NullJoan BerkowitzJoseph TorresKathryn IrwinKyle NormandinLesley Gilmore & Robert FranzenLois NelsonMichael LynchNatalie Feinberg LopezPamela JeromeRobert MackSue Anne PembertonThomas MorrisonTimothy CroweTrudy FaulknerVoidSpan Technologies*At press time.

Student Scholarship FundJoin us Wednesday night at the APTAwards Banquet featuring the StudentScholar Dessert Fundraiser and helpsupport our students. These kind indi-viduals and organizations led the wayby contributing prior to the Conference*.

Don’t forget to buy your ticket forthe APT Awards Banquet featuringthe Student Scholar Fundraiser!Tickets available at the APT Registration Desk ONLY until

Monday, November 2nd at 2:00pm.

The 2015 Martin Weaver Student Scholarship RecipientChristopher Whitman B.Arch (Hons), Dip.ArchWelsh School of Architecture, Cardiff UniversityCS15–In Situ Thermal Resistance Monitoring of Traditional and Modern Infill Panels of a15th Century Cruck-Framed Dwelling, in Herefordshire UKAdvisor: Oriel PrizemanMentor: Caroline Alderson


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1200 Architectural Engineers, PLLCAllen Architectural MetalsCatherine ViethDean KogaGretchen PfaehlerJanet NullJennifer WallaceJoan BerkowitzJohn DiodatiKirk J. Matchell Restoration Consultant - SEAMark 1 Restoration CompanyNatalie Feinberg LopezQuimby McCoy Preservation ArchitectureQuinn EvansRosin PreservationSullivan PreservationTim Crowe

Apollo BBC, Inc.Atkinson-Noland & AssociatesIntegrated Conservation Resources, Inc./Integrated Conservation Contracting, Inc.Kelly Sutherlin McLeod Architecture, Inc.MTS Contracting, Inc.Old Structures Engineering, P.C.STRATA Architecture & PreservationWollenberg Building Conservation, LLC

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2015 Exhibitors

5:00-9:00pm SE2–Exhibit Gala Tudor & Balcony, 4th & 5th floorJoin us Monday night for the Exhibit Gala. We’ll kick it off with a Preview hour starting at4:00pm to give you a head start on networking. Then at 5:00pm you can enjoy delicious ap-petizers and cocktails on two floors while listening to music as the networking continues.The Exhibit Gala is a festive event which gives you the opportunity to connect with exhibitors,learn about their wares and services and meet with the key decision makers.

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Adapt Laser SystemsBalcony, 5th floorNathan Jonjevic816-531-7402www.adapt-laser.comAdapt Laser Systems provides laser cleaningsolutions for a wide variety of coating re-moval and surface preparation applications.

AMBICOBalcony, 5th floorPat Parker816-531-7402www.ambico.comFor 60 years, AMBICO has manufacturedspecialized door, frame and window prod-ucts that are the choice of discerning archi-tects and engineers world-wide.

BonstoneTudor, 4th floorPaul Klees262-363-9877www.bonstone.comWe take pride in helping to preserve the his-toric and original masonry materials used onrestoration projects. Our product offering willenable you to clean your substrate, repairand protect the project from possible futuredegradation.

Boston Valley Terra CottaTudor, 4th floorTricia Aubrecht716-649-7490 x 158www.bostonvalley.comBoston Valley Terra Cotta is the leading man-ufacturer of architectural terra cotta forrestoration of historic facades and creationof high performance building envelopes.

Cathedral Stone Products, Inc.Tudor, 4th floorZachary Beach410-782-9150www.cathedralstone.comMasonry restoration products.

ConprocoBalcony, 5th floorLawrence Burkhardt800-358-3500www.conproco.comConproco manufactures restoration prod-ucts for masonry and concrete structures.

D/2 Biological Solution, Inc.Tudor, 4th floorTed Kinnari917-693-7441www.d2bio.comD/2 Biological Solution cleaning, biologicalstaining from architectural surfaces for 20years. Developed for building conservators.

Dan Lepore and Sons CompanyBalcony, 5th floorAnthony Lepore610-940-9888www.danlepore.comDan Lepore & Sons is a third generation ma-sonry construction company specializing innew building construction, maintenance, dis-mantlement, reconstruction, and restorationof buildings for a national clientele.

Edison CoatingsBalcony, 5th floorChad Lausberg800-341-6621www.edisoncoatings.comManufacturer of custom repair materials,coatings, adhesives and historic mortars forconcrete, stone and masonry buildings andstructures.

GeoSonics/Vibra-TechTudor, 4th floorDouglas Rudenko P.G.570-455-5861www.geosonicsvibratech.comFor more than 60 years, GeoSonics/Vibra-Tech has been providing vibration consultingservices.

Gladding, McBeanTudor, 4th floorJamie Farrnham916-644-9385www.gladdingmcbean.comGladding, McBean's extraordinarily dedicatedpeople share a deep commitment to valuesthat guide every aspect of what we do.

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Balcony, 5th Floor

Get a head start on your networkingand join the Exhibitors for an earlypreview at 4:00pm. Food and bars

will start at 5:00pm.


HiltiBalcony, 5th floorRyan Falkenrath816-283-6134www.us.hilti.comHilti provides leading-edge technology to theinternational construction professionals.Hilti products, systems and services offer so-lutions with outstanding added value to cus-tomers in the construction and buildingmaintenance industries.

Historic Plaster Conservation ServicesUSA (HPCS)Tudor, 4th floorRod Steward905-885-8764www.historicplaster.comHistoric Plaster Conservation Services USAaddresses and repairs structural problemsof fragile plaster in historic buildings. We ad-dress the problem at its root – where theplaster meets its substrate.

Indiana Limestone CompanyBalcony, 5th floorTony Parenza515-240-4485www.IndianLimestoneCompany.comIndiana Limestone is our Nation’s buildingstone. Used in commercial and residentialprojects since the mid 1800’s.

Kansas City Master CompaniesBalcony, 5th floorKevin Lakey816-838-0285www.kcmaster.comKC Master Companies/Piermasters special-izes in the installation of micropiles for foun-dation settlement repair, new constructionand retrofit purposes.

KEIM Mineral Coatings of America, Inc.Tudor, 4th floorRoy Suttles704-588-4811www.keim.com130 plus years of mineral silicate stains, fin-ishes, repair mortars, stucco, plaster andpenetrating water repellants for historicpreservation.

King Heritage Building SolutionsBalcony, 5th floorLuc Genest450-434-8332www.kpmindustries.comKing Heritage Building Solutions is a manu-facturer and distributor of mortars andgrouts dedicated to the restoration of her-itage buildings.

Mid-Continental RestorationTudor, 4th floorFrank Halsey620-223-3700www.midcontinental.comMid-Continental Restoration Specializes inproviding historic masonry repair, restora-tion, and preservation services throughouttwelve states in the Midwest.

PlasterKraft & Mural MastersTudor, 4th floorBrad Bruce913-944-1841www.plasterkraft.comWe specialize in Ornamental Plaster andPaint, Interior and Exterior Historic Preserva-tion, Interior Plaster Finishes, and HistoricBuilding Consultations.

PROSOCOTudor, 4th floorJohn Young785-830-7324www.prosoco.comPROSOCO is a national manufacturer ofproducts for cleaning, protecting, and restor-ing new and existing masonry buildings.

PullmanTudor, 4th floorBob Gensel410-850-7000www.pullman-services.comPullman supplies specialty contracting serv-ices for complex historic preservation proj-ects including façade, parking garage, andplaza restoration.

QuintekTudor, 4th floorGino Varacalli610-940-1490www.quintek.netFaçade cleaning technology that is gentle onthe building and the environment.

Remmers BVBATudor, 4th floorFlip Moens0032-14-84-8080www.remmers.beRemmers has evolved from a small companyin oil, paints, mortar and concrete admix-tures to a strong, company in constructionand wood preservation products.

Re-ViewTudor, 4th floorBrooks Gentleman816-365-4447www.re-view.bizRe-View specialized in the restoration of his-toric wood and steel windows and we manu-facture historically correct wood windowreplicas for landmarks across the country.

Robinson IronTudor, 4th floorScotty Howel256-329-8486www.robinsoniron.comRobinson Iron specializes in architecturalcast metals used for custom applicationsand historic preservation. The Companyworks on projects worldwide.

Traditional Cut StoneTudor, 4th floorRichard Carbino416-652-8434www.traditionalcutstone.comWith the largest number of classicallytrained stone carvers in North America, weset the standard for heritage masonryrestoration and building preservation, usingcenturies-old stone carbing techniques. Treanor ArchitectsTudor, 4th floorPatty Weaver877-842-4858www.treanorarchitects.comFull service architecture firm specializing inmaking the best of the past a part of the fu-ture across the nation.

VoidSpan TechnologiesTudor, 4th floorJohn Wathne508-932-2630www.voidspan.comA developer and manufacturer of specialtyanchoring, stabilization and restoration prod-ucts for the preservation of historic masonrystructures.

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Make sure you visit both floors of theExhibit Gala and make the most of

this great networking event!


Paper Sessions Tuesday, November 3, 9:45am–11:15am

Convergence of Public Art andArchitecture

CS02—Art as Component of Architecture Part 1

Florentine Room (5th floor)

Session Chair: Greta Wilhelm

History and Material Investigation ofRustic Ferrocement Sculptures

Presenter: Suki Gershenhorn, Co-Presenter: Norman R. Weiss

Liberty Memorial: A Preservation ProjectThat Almost Didn't Happen

Presenter: John Waite

Collaborating to Preserve a PublicTreasure: The Rehabilitation of CoitTower and Its WPA-Era Murals

Presenter: Jennifer CorreiaCo-Presenter: Allison Cummings

Restoring Tiffany’s Artistic Vision inBoston’s Back Bay

Presenter: Jean Carroon

Sustainable Preservation: PreservationTechnology and Climate ChangeCS03—New Tools for Sustainable

Preservation

President’s Room (3rd floor)

Session Chair: Lisa Howe

Oscar: The Online SustainableConservation Assistance Resource

Presenter: Cory Rouillard

The Implications of Developments in theNational Energy Codes for HistoricPreservation

Presenter: Sean Denniston

A Fight Against Nature: Preserving theTemples at Omrit

Presenter: Erin GibbsCo-Presenter: Anne Sullivan

Open Data Kit: Mobile Data Collection forCultural Heritage

Presenter: Edward Fitzgerald

Preservation Engineering:Broadening our Approach

CS04—Archaic Systems - ModernNeeds

Library (3rd floor)

Session Chair: Tim Crowe

Suitability of Techniques of FRP Retrofitfor Historic Urm Buildings

Presenter: Sara AliniaCo-Presenter: Brad Cross

Structural Evolution of St. Elizabeths:Progression of Structural Systems Be-tween 1850 and 1950

Presenter: Rachel WillCo-Presenter: Tim Crowe

New Structure: Historic Building

Presenter: Jessica ReskeCo-Presenter: Ian Glaser

Presidio Officers’ Club: Rehabilitationof San Francisco’s Oldest Building

Presenter: Christina Wallace

Modern Heritage Conservation: Futureof the Movement

CS01—Evolution and Conservation ofModern Curtain Walls

The Walnut Room (6th Floor)

Session Chair: Pamela Jerome

Prewar Curtain Walls: The OverlookedPredecessor of High-Rise Modernism inthe U.S

Presenter: Angel Ayón

The Strutt House Revealed

Presenter: Titania Truesdale

Connecting the Dots of Modern HeritageConservation: A Case Study of the Build-ing Envelope Repair and Upgrade for aCanadian government laboratory

Presenter: Bernard Flaman

The Preview Lunch and Student Scholar Recognition is at 11:30am on the Rooftop. To access the rooftop, you must take the designated elevator

located on the main floor.

Dig deeper into this topic at Bricks and Bytes: Technology and Tools

for the Digital Age of PreservationMonday, November 2, 1:00pm


Paper Sessions Tuesday, November 3, 1:15pm–2:45pm


CS05—Engineering Interventions of20th Century Heritage


Session Chair: Tom Jester

Pigeon Hole Parking in Montreal: IsThere a Conservation Approach forThose Modern Mechanical Construction

Presenter: Daniel Durand

São Francisco De Assis Church, Brazil: ACase Study of Modern ArchitecturePreservation

Presenter: Marco Rezende

Center Coring at the WashingtonNational Cathedral - a Convergence ofFact and Fiction

Presenter: Matthew Farmer

Convergence of Public Art and Architecture

CS06—Art as Component of Architecture Part 2


Session Chair: Peter Wollenburg

Color Me Interested: Identification ofPigments in Trade Catalogues

Presenter: Corey ManchentonCo-Presenter: Mary Jablonski

Grant Wood As Decorator / Saving theSleeping Porch at the Brucemore Estate

Presenter: Anthony KartsonasCo-Presenter: Mata Kartsonas

Replicating Classical Decorative Elementsin Exposed-Aggregate Concrete

Presenter: Amy Hollis

New Marble Capitals for Thomas Jeffer-son's Rotunda

Presenter: Clay PalazzoCo-Presenter: Matthew Scheidt

Sustainable Preservation: PreservationTechnology and Climate Change

CS07—Adapting for Climate Change


Session Chair: Nancy Rankin

Estrategia Para La Reducción DelRiesgo Por Desastres Naturales o Pro-ducidos Por El Hombre En El Sitio Patri-monial Valle De Viñales, Pinar Del Río,Cuba

Presenter: Sergio TomásSimultaneously translated in English

Redirecting Capital Funds to Achieve In-herent Systemic Performance in thePreservation and Stewardship ofHuman Habitats

Presenter: Philip Allsopp

3D Documentation for the Managementof Heritage Sites Prone to WaterDamage: Laser Scanning and MeshModeling the Built Heritage and Con-texts of Wat Chaiwatthanaram, Thailandand Shwe-Nandaw Kyaung, Myanmar

Presenter: Sujin KimCo-Presenter: Morris Hylton

Preservation Engineering:Broadening our ApproachCS08—Fired Clay Systems

Library (3rd floor)Session Chair: Steve Kelley

Documentation and Testing of 19th Cen-tury Limewash Recipes in the UnitedStates

Presenter: Sloane TaliaferroCo-Presenter: Norman Weiss

Lime-Pozzolan Formulations for Architec-tural Conservation

Presenter: Norman R. Weiss

Modification of Akoustolith Properties atWashington National Cathedral

Presenter: Marlene GoekeCo-Presenter: Joseph Myers

Exploring the Adaptability of Terra CottaFlat Arch Systems – an EngineeringApproach

Presenter: Rebecca BuntrockCo-Presenter: Derek Trelstad


Paper Sessions Tuesday, November 3, 3:15pm–4:45pm


CS09—Investigation and Documentationof Modern Heritage


Session Chair: David Fixler

Oolitic Limestone Use and Restoration inthe Manti Temple

Presenter: Elwin Robison

Philip Johnson’s ‘Brick’ House – aConsidered Approach to a RestorationProject Using Non-Destructive Evaluation(NDE) Technologies and TargetedExposures

Presenter: Alan White

Energy Retrofit of Historic MasonryStructures

Presenter: Ahn NamhyuckCo-Presenter: Michael Holleran

3D GIS and the Modeling of the Past andFuture of Historic Districts and CulturalLandscapes

Presenter: Jennifer MinnerCo-Presenter: Jeffrey Chusid


CS10—Art as Component ofArchitecture Part 3


Session Chair: Trudy Faulkner

Embracing Ambiguity – the Rebirth ofUpper Fort Garry Provincial Park

Presenter: Glen Manning

The “Pueblos Mágicos” Program and ItsRole in Preserving Traditional Public Ar-chitecture and Urban Space in Mexico

Presenter: Claudia RodriguezCo-Presenter: Erika Elizabeth Perez

The Convergence of Performance,Meaning, ART and Form - behind theCurtains of the PARK Avenue ArmoryRestoration

Presenter: Debora Barros

An Investigation of the Painted Finishesof Mission San José De Tumacácori’sFaçade: At the Interface of MaterialsAnalysis, Conservation, and CulturalConfluence

Presenter: Jocelyn ChanCo-Presenter: Frank Matero

Sustainable Preservation: PreservationTechnology and Climate ChangeCS11—Sustainable Conservation

Guidelines


Session Chair: Jean Carroon

Building Resilience: Practical Guidelines& Technologies for SustainableRehabilitation

Presenter: Mark Thompson Brandt

ASHRAE's New Guide “Energy Guidelinefor Historical Buildings and Structures”

Presenter: William Rose

Prioritization of Energy Retrofits forHistoric Homes

Presenter: William Dupont

Preservation Engineering:Broadening our ApproachCS12—Iron and Steel

Library (3rd floor)

Session Chair: Richard I. Ortega

Geophysics in Historic Preservation: AConvergence of Subfields

Presenter: Sarah LoveCo-Presenter: Richard Laub

Increasing the Load Bearing Capacity ofa Historic Steel Truss Bridge withoutCompromising the Historic Fabric

Presenter: Travis Corwith

The Colorado State Capitol: An ExteriorRestoration of One of Denver’s Last CastIron Façades

Presenter: Richard RenaudCo-Presenter: David Wittman

Monumental Non-Welded Cast IronRepairs - New Technology for Structuraland Architectural Restoration

Presenter: Tim VandewalleCo-Presenter: Gary Reed

Dig deeper on this session's topics withthe College of Fellows Roundtable:Managing Loss in a Framework ofClimate Change and SustainabilityWednesday, November 4th 11:00am


Paper Sessions Wednesday, November 4, 9:00am-10:30am


CS13—Approaches to ConservingConcrete in Modern Heritage


Session Chair: Kyle Normandin

Modern in the Mountains: An Analysis ofthe Fair-Faced Concrete at Jackson LakeLodge, Grand Teton National Park, WY

Presenter: Julianne Wiesner-Chianese Co-Presenter: Frank Matero

Measuring Modern Concrete: Assessingthe Impact of Original Material Specifica-tions on Concrete Durability in ModernStructures

Presenter: Jeffrey Beane

Reinventing Rudolph: A Case Study inModern-Heritage Adaptation Alternatives

Presenter: Mary Ann UptonCo-Presenter: Robert Miklos

Morse and Stiles Colleges: Restorationof Eero Saarinen's Modern HistoricConcrete

Presenter: Paul GaudetteCo-Presenter: Deborah Slaton


CS14—Art as a Companion toArchitecture


Session Chair: Ilene Tyler

Convergence on Ernest Hemingway'sArtistic Legacy in Havana

Presenter: William Dupont

Industrial Arts

Presenter: Cynthia Brubaker

Restoration of the Former Plaza Hotel:The Public Nature of the Project Leadsto a Unique Netting Solution

Presenter: Joan BerkowitzCo-Presenter: Andrew Halpin

Sustainable Preservation: PreservationTechnology and Climate ChangeCS15—Climate, Materials, and

Systems


Session Chair: David Overholt

On the Relationship Between BuildingAge and Energy Consumption

Presenter: Amanda Webb

The Smithsonian American Art Museum- Preservation, Restoration and Modern-ization of the Renwick Gallery

Presenter: Matthew Tonello

The Impacts of Climate Change on theDurability of Historic Concrete and SteelFrame Structures

Presenter: Gina Crevello

In Situ Thermal Resistance Monitoring ofTraditional and Modern Infill Panels of a15th Century Cruck-Framed Dwelling, inHerefordshire UK

Presenter: Christopher J. WhitmanCo-Presenter: Oriel Prizeman

Preservation Engineering:Broadening our Approach

CS16—Computers Aiding Preservation

Library (3rd floor)

Session Chair: Derek Trelstad

Emerging Technology forPreservationists: Drones

Presenter: Joshua JonesCo-Presenter: Thomas Taylor

New Light on Baltimore’s Cathedral ofBooks: Preservation EngineeringTechnologies Allow New Insulated GlassSkylight over Phoenix Iron Roof Trusses

Presenter: John Matteo Co-Presenter: Nicole Ferran

Plaster Damage and the HygrothermalBehavior of the Altar Dome, SAN Jose DeTumacacori

Presenter: Douglas Porter

Mount Vernon HBIM

Presenter: Robert FinkCo-Presenter: Steve Stuckey

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Paper Sessions Wednesday, November 4, 11:00am-12:30pm


CS17—Modern Materiality andConservation


Session Chair: Melissa Dirr Gengler

Facade & Art Documentation SiteSurveys for Historic Cultural Architec-ture & Art

Presenter: Robert MarshallCo-Presenter: Battle Brown

Living the High Life with the “CorporateGoddesses”: Modern Fiberglass Sculp-ture High Work

Presenter: Caitlin Smith

Cuba's Grand Opening - ImportingMaterials for Hemingway's Finca Vigia

Presenter: Ronald Staley


CS18—College of Fellows Roundtable


Session Chair: Lonnie Hovey

Managing Loss in a Framework ofPolitical and Climate Change andSustainability

Moderator: David G. WoodcockCurrent Events: Loss of Structures Dueto Political Unrest

Presenter: Pamela JeromeUnderstanding Vulnerability and Risk;What Can Be Done (Preparedness vs.Recovery)

Presenter: Stephen J. KelleyDiscussion Panelists:

COF Lecturer, Carl R. NoldLonnie HoveyMike Jackson

Sustainable Preservation: PreservationTechnology and Climate Change

CS19—Durability & Resilience: NewDirections in Material Preservation


Session Chair: Roy Malcolm Porter

Performance Assessment and Evalua-tion of Hydrophobic and Ultraviolet Pro-tective Treatments for Historic LogStructures

Presenter: Courtney MagillCo-Presenter: Frank Matero

Infrared Thermography As a Preserva-tion Tool: Interior Plaster Assessment atthe Aiken-Rhett House Museum

Presenter: Kalen McNabb

Webs of Stone and Glass: Innovation inTracery Repair Maximizes Stone Dura-bility and Minimizes Glass Breakage

Presenter: Derek TrelstadCo-Presenter: Dean Koga

Preserving the Archaeological Re-sources of Bandelier National Monu-ment: Case Hardening and the WeatherResistance of the Rhyolitic Tuff

Presenter: Douglas Porter

Preservation Engineering:Broadening our ApproachCS20—Water Power Wood

Library (3rd floor)

Session Chair: James Shepherd

A Bitter Truth: The Efficacy of AstringentPersimmon a Bio-Alternative to Stan-dard Wood Preservation Treatments

Presenter: Kat GardnerCo-Presenter: Norman Weiss

Water Control Issues in Historic Founda-tions

Presenter: Brent Anderson

University of Minnesota's CombinedHeat and Power Plant

Presenter: Chris Hartnett

From BETA to WER and Side Trips in Be-tween—A Non-Comprehensive PersonalHistory of Epoxy Applications in Wood

Presenter: Richard I. Ortega

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