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Restoration & Renovation
Baltimore
2003
March
19-22
Baltimore
Convention Center
Restoration & Renovation
Attendee Brochure - Baltimore 2003 (PDF)
Baltimore
Advisory Board
Conference
Sessions
Speakers
List
Exhibitor
List
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Restore Media, LLC wants to thank the
Restoration & Renovation
2003 Industry Advisory Board Members for their invaluable contributions
in the development of this years conference program.
Caroline Alderson, General Services Administration for Historic
Buildings
Peter Brink, National Trust for Historic Preservation
Scott Chrisner, The Chrisner Group
Teresa Ford Crahan, NAHB Remodelers Council
Storm Cunningham, Author
Ellyn Goldkind, Office of the Architect of the Capitol
Chase Harrigan, Harrigan Interior Design
Renee Harrison, National Trust for Historic Preservation
Lonnie J. Hovey, AIA, Executive Office of the President
Donald Kann, AIA, Kann & Associates Inc
Bill Kaufman, WESKetch Architecture
Kathleen Kreul, Preservation Maryland
Karen Lewand, AIA Baltimore
Bill MacRostie, Heritage Consulting
Lisa Vandenburgh, Lisa Vandenburgh Interiors Ltd
Conference Sessions:
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“Restoration Redefined: Beyond the
Building”
This year, Restoration & Renovation does an in-depth exploration
of subjects that go beyond the building –both literally and figuratively.
Two key emphasis areas in the conference program are contextual
design/planning and the overlap between historic preservation
and “green” initiatives. If the new LEED program, sustainable
design, energy conservation and renewable resources are your hot
buttons, make sure you check out the offerings in the Green Architecture
& Design (GA) and Urban Planning and Design (UP tracks.
The Redevelopment sessions explore a number of issues in downtown,
neighborhood and commercial district revitalization and planning
– including how to implement good design (new and traditional)
in these contexts. In addition, we’ll go “behind” the physical
building and explore the theoretical and philosophical underpinnings
that form the basis of so many of our great architectural masterpieces
in special design sessions offered by the Institute of Classical
Architecture.
