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The mission of the Historic Resources Committee (HRC) is to identify, understand, and preserve architectural heritage, both nationally and internationally. HRC is engaged in promoting the role of the historic architect within the profession through the development of information and knowledge among members, allied professional organizations, and the public.

  • 1.  [APT DC] Registration open for 2020 Virtual Symposium (9/25/20)

    Posted 09-16-2020 11:15 PM
    Edited by Ronda Bernstein 09-17-2020 12:01 AM











    Registration for the 2020 symposium The Game of Risk: Win the Game and Preserve the World is now open! The symposium will be held virtually this year on September 25, 2020 from 9 AM - 4:30 PM.

    The Symposium will focus on disaster risk evaluation and mitigation strategies with presentations on the following topics:

    • Physical Security
    • Fire
    • 2020 Disasters
    • Flooding
    • Climate Change


    Full day agenda is now available. 

    The event will be held on Zoom.  Further details will be sent after registration has been completed.

    Registration for this event is free but is open to APT DC members only. If you are not a member, we encourage you to become one! This allows you to attend the symposium and other great APT DC events for the next year. To become a member please visit our membership page.

    We've applied for 6.5 continuing education credits. The day will be divided into two sessions 9:30 to 12 and 12 to 4:00.  CEC registration is $25 for the entire day, but will be awarded by session in case you can't attend the full day.  Funds from the CEC registration will be donated to our Emerging Professional Sponsorship Program. Please make the continuing education selection when you register.

    For more information and to register, visit the event page on our website.

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    Ronda Bernstein
    Historical Consultant
    HISTORY PRESERVATION INC.
    Richmond, VA
    www.historicalmatters.net
    Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @histpresinc
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    AIA24 HRC luncheon Thursday 6 / 12:00 -2 pm


  • 2.  RE: [APT DC] Registration open for 2020 Virtual Symposium (9/25/20)

    Posted 09-22-2020 10:29 AM
    Update: 6.5 LU/HSW will be offered for Friday's Symposium. 

    Registration correction. Event is free for members and guests. $25 fee only if requesting continuing education credits. 


    Ronda Bernstein [on behalf of APT DC] 
    History Preservation Inc
    For all of your historical matters
    www.historicalmatters.net
    Phone: 202-618-9876
    Facebook/Instagram/Twitter: @HistPresInc



    AIA24 HRC luncheon Thursday 6 / 12:00 -2 pm


  • 3.  RE: [APT DC] Registration open for 2020 Virtual Symposium (9/25/20)

    Posted 10-23-2020 11:33 AM
    Please join, via webinar, for the next free Department of the Interior Library Park Ranger Speaker Series lecture, entitled "The Washington Monument: A Short History of Past, Present and Future Construction Campaigns" on Tuesday, October 27th from 1:00 - 2:00 pm ET.

    Since it first opened to the public in 1888, the Washington Monument has delighted visitors from around the world. On crystal-clear days and from 500 feet above the ground, spectacular views unfold of the National Mall with its vast array of national landmarks, as well as distant views of the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. Over the years, this iconic monument, dedicated to America's first president, George Washington, has undergone numerous construction campaigns. Keeping the world's tallest unreinforced masonry structure in good repair is no easy task, especially with its soaring height and exposure to the elements. In its long history, it has experienced driving rain, strong winds, lightning strikes and earthquakes, not to mention wear and tear from millions of visitors and more recently, security threats.  

    Audrey Tepper, the National Mall and Memorial Park's Historical Architect, will offer a brief synopsis of construction campaigns the Washington Monument has experienced over time, with special emphasis on the most recent campaign, the rehabilitation of the elevator and the construction of a new security screening facility.  

    All that are interested are invited. Please go to the following link to request webinar registration information:


    If the registration link above does not work at your location, you may also register using the Library's online Contact Form at https://www.doi.gov/library/interior-library-contact-form. Please list the title of the program you wish to attend on the subject line.

    You may contact the Library by phone at (202) 208-5815 or by e-mail at library@ios.doi.gov for more information about this program. For more information about DOI Library resources and services, please visit the DOI Library's website, located at http://www.doi.gov/library.

    We hope you can join virtually on October 27th!

    George

    George Franchois
    Director - U.S. Dept. of the Interior Library


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    Ronda Bernstein 
    History Preservation Inc
    For all of your historical matters
    www.historicalmatters.net
    Phone: 202-618-9876
    Facebook/Instagram/Twitter: @HistPresInc



    AIA24 HRC luncheon Thursday 6 / 12:00 -2 pm


  • 4.  RE: [APT DC] Registration open for 2020 Virtual Symposium (9/25/20)

    Posted 10-23-2020 04:42 PM
    Don't miss this event from our sister chapter, Associaton for Preservation Technology, Northeast Chapter, on Thursday, October 29.

    Ornamental Copper Cornice Restoration at Trinity Centre in Lower Manhattan 


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    Ronda Bernstein [on behalf of APT DC] 
    Historical Consultant
    History Preservation Inc.
    For all of your historical matters
    www.historicalmatters.net
    Phone: 202-618-9876
    Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @HistPresInc



    AIA24 HRC luncheon Thursday 6 / 12:00 -2 pm