Conference Schedule
Spring 2002 - Boston

9:00am - 5:00pm

• Executive Summit-Making Small to Mid-Size Preservation Projects Profitable
• T1 Make your Masonry Project Last
• T2 Mold and Mildew Remediation
• T3 Affordable Housing and Historic Preservation
• T4 Casting and Mold Making Made Easy

9:00am - 12:00pm

• W1 - The Sustainability of Built Heritage
• W2 - Slate Roof Assemblies

1:00pm - 4:00pm

• W3 - Stained Glass in Historic Boston
• W4 - Emergency Planning and Disaster Recovery

Thursday, March 21

8:00am - 9:00am

• K1 Keynote FREE AND OPEN TO ALL ATTENDEES
  What Matters: Creating a Sense of Place and Community, William Hudnut

9:15am - 10:30am

• BR-1 Weatherproofing Historic Buildings with Elastomeric Coatings Systems
• BR-2 Measuring Existing Conditions: A Survey of Methodologies and Technologies
• BR-3 Industrial Rope Access: An Alternate Means of Access to Structures
• INT-1 Lighting Historic Interiors
• IP-1 Wisdom of Clotile: A Lesson in Urban Design
• LS-1 Olmsted's Emerald Necklace: Unique Partnership in Urban Landscaping
• MM-1 The Use of Urethane Foam Technology in Historic Renovation and Remediation Work

10:45am - 12:00pm

• BR-4 Planning for the Future: High Tech Facilities Management
• INT-2 Conservation and Replication: Issues in Preservation and Renovation
• IP-9 Rehabilitating Historic Schools for the 21st Century
• LS-2 Outdoor Monuments: Strategies for Planning, Performing, and Managing Conservation Projects
• MM-2 Historic Window Replacement for Commercial Applications
• MM-3 Historic Millwork: 1870-1949
• RD-1 20th Century Residential Restoration: Mid-Century Modernism

1:00pm - 2:15pm

• BR-5 Stone Repair: Exterior Restoration of the Custom House, Boston
• IP-3 Architectural Continuity or Succession: The Building Code's Effect
• IP-4 Methods of Procurement for the Restoration of Public Landmark Buildings
• LS-3 Preserving Public Spaces: Creating the Sense of Community
• MM-4 Restoring Historic Windows
• MM-5 Custom Clay Roofing Tile: Specifying the Right Product
• RD-2 Genealogy of 19th-Century Drapery

2:30pm - 5:30pm

• W5 Historic Lime Mortars
• W6 Understanding Antique Furniture and Restoration

8:00am - 9:00am

• K2 Keynote FREE AND OPEN TO ALL ATTENDEES
  Landmarks Past and Future: What Should We Save, Alter or Replace?, Robert Campbell

9:15am - 10:30am

• BR-6 The Art of Collaboration: Charles Follen McKim, John Singer Sargent and The Boston Public Library
• INT-3 Decorative Restoration for Theatres, Grand Public Places and Houses of Worship
• IP-5 The ADA: Still Confusing After All These Years
• IP-6 Financing Historic Preservation: How to Use the Investment Tax Credit for Certified Historic Rehabilitation
• LS-4 From Vehicle Friendly to People Friendly: 3 Case Studies
• MM-6 Antique Wood Preservation
• RD-3 Restoring a Restoration

10:45am - 12:00pm

• BR--7 Interpreting and Restoring Modernism: Alvar Alto's Baker House
• BR-8 Sympathetic Additions to Traditional Historic Buildings
• INT-4 Conservation Lighting Systems: Benefits of Glass Fiber Optic Technology
• IP-7 How Lead Laws Affect Renovation Professionals
• LS-5 Restoring the Spirit: The Baha'i Temple Gardens
• MM-7 Plaster Restoration
• RD-4 Byzantine and Moorish Style: Restoration of Tiffany's Ayer Mansion

1:00pm - 2:15pm

• BR-9 HVAC for Historic Buildings
• BR 12 The Restoration Dream Team: Owner, Architect, Conservator/Artisan
• INT-5 Preservation and Reuse of Historical Interior Spaces
• IP-8 Preservation Bylaws and Ordinances: How They Protect Our Historic Resources
• LS-6 Restoring the City: The Boston Central Artery Corridor Master Plan
• MM-8 Inspection and Evaluation of Masonry Façades
• MM-9 Specification and Construction of Stile and Rail Doors
• RD-5 Illumination in America 1880-1940

2:30pm - 4:30pm

• G1 General Session FREE AND OPEN TO ALL ATTENDEES
  Training the Craftsmen: Who's Doing It and Where Do You Find Good People

2:30pm - 5:30pm

• W7 The Fight to Preserve Plaster
• W8 Building Façade Construction Practices: History,
  Investigation and Repair

8:00am - 9:00am

• K3 Keynote FREE AND OPEN TO ALL ATTENDEES
  Libraries as Repositories of Our Cultural Heritage, Nicholas Basbanes

9:15am - 10:30am

• INT-6 Change of Life for a 20th-Century Icon: The PSFS Building
• IP-2 Evolution of the Preservation Ethic
• LS-7 Residential Landscape Design: Combining History and 21st-Century Living
• MM-10Wood Rot and Repair
• MM-11 New Materials Repairing Old Materials
• RD-6 Victorian Glory: An Overview of Victorian Styles and Revival
• RD-7 Creating Classic Interiors: Colonial, Cape Cod and Salt Box Homes

10:45am - 12:00pm

• BR-10 Repairs to an Early Steel Framed Building
• IP-10 Deferred Maintenance vs. Cyclical Maintenance and the Beneficial Results for Historic Structures
• IP-11 Reaching Deeper: Applying Preservation Lessons to Current Architecture
• IP-12 New Orleans' Neighborhood Revitalization Success Story
• LS-8 Preserving Modern Landscape Architecture
• MM-12 Architectural Sheet Copper
• RD-8 Colonial Revival Interiors

1:00pm - 2:15pm

• BR-11 New Approaches to Historc Site Management
• IP-13 GeoExchange: Modern Heating and Cooling for Historic Structures
• IP-14 Codes for Existing Buildings
• LS-9 Documentation, Conservation and Preservation of Historic Graveyards
• MM-13 Stone Detailing for Historic Preservation
• MM-14 The Four Steps to a Quality Paint Job
• RD-9 If This House Could Talk: Historic Homes, Extraordinary Americans

2:30pm - 3:45pm

• G2 General Session FREE AND OPEN TO ALL ATTENDEES
  An Overview of the Federal Tax Credit to Homeowners

2:30pm - 5:30pm

• W9 Real Beginnings for Faux Finishes
• W10 Scagliola: Restoration and Manufacture

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