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Sustainability and Stewardship Symposium Presentations

If you have not noticed, the Symposium presentations are summarized in an article in the most recent issue of Preservation Architect  and copies of all the presentations are linked to this article.  Here is the list of presentations:

  1. The Building Envelope and Beyond: Understanding the Environmental Value of Older and Historic Building Conservation - Jean Carroon, FAIA, Goody Clancy (View Presentation).
  2. Building Preservation: Issues and Environmental Benefits - Wayne Trusty, economist with the Athena Sustainable Materials Institute (View Presentation).
  3. The Greening of the Empire State Building: A Case Study in Preservation and Sustainability - Elaine Adams, AIA, with the Rocky Mountain Institute (View Presentation).
  4. Stewardship and Service Life: Sustaining the Federal Legacy -Beth Savage and Caroline Alderson, GSA, (View Presentation).
  5. The Greening of the GSA: Case Studies - Lance Davis and Les Shepherd, AIA (Chief Architect GSA and 2010 AIA Thomas Jefferson Award Recipient (View Presentation).
  6. Materials and Systems: Durability and Deterioration - Patrick Loughran, FAIA, PE, Goettsch Partners, (View Presentation).
Created By: Harry Hunderman, FAIA On: Wed, Feb 02, 2011 10:23 PM

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