Register Now: The speaker will present two projects completed recently involving major renovations and additions to early 20th century historic buildings located in Arkansas.

On-Demand. This session will explore the material and its response to different climates and fire. A case study will be included.

Gain an understanding of why traditional building materials seem to be failing more rapidly when used in creating exterior living space.

Register Now. Through a series of brief investigative and rehabilitative mini-case studies, this presentation will explore the typical problems that can occur within three distinct historic masonry systems.

This session will address retaining embodied energy, often unique structural systems, integrating HVAC, window reuse or replacement, integrating new additions and more under the guidance of an architect with more than 25 years’ experience in working with historic mills.

Considerations for mitigating moisture problems, whether to use films and coatings, and secondary glazing will be addressed in this session.

For about ten years, at the beginning of his career, Frank Lloyd Wright shared office space with his close friends, Dwight Perkins, Robert Spencer, and Myron Hunt. They worked together in the attic loft of Steinway Hall an office building and piano showroom designed by Perkins in Chicago.

Register. The course will compare the embodied and operating carbon impacts of window restoration, secondary glazing, and replacement windows as well as emerging glazing technologies.

Register. This course will cover the use of custom wood doors for large exterior openings found on garages, car barns, pool houses, and other auxiliary spaces.