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Track 1: Effects of Climate Change in Warm Weather Coastal Regions
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

A Systematic Review of Wall Insulation Retrofit Guidelines and Practices in Historic Buildings in North America
Location: Brickell
Daniel S. Castele – University of Cincinnati; Rita Teutonico
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

CS1.1 Projections of Climate Change
Location: Brickell
Rita Teutonico
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

Flood Vulnerability Assessment and Visualization for Historic Coastal Communities: Cedar Key, Florida, and Nantucket, Massachusetts
Location: Brickell
Sujin Kim – University of Florida; Morris Hylton – University of Florida; Rita Teutonico
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

Risks to modern heritage in the city of Rio de Janeiro influenced by climate change
Location: Brickell
Carla M. Coelho, Doctor – Casa de Oswaldo Cruz / Fundação Oswaldo Cruz; Rita Teutonico
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

Weathering the Storm: Coastal Cultural Landscapes in an Era of Climate Change
Location: Brickell
Deborah Slaton, FAPT – Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.; Rita Teutonico
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

Building Reuse – why Reusing and Decarbonizing Existing Buildings is a Critical Climate Action Strategy.
Location: Brickell
Larry L. Strain, FAIA, LEED AP – Siegel& Strain Architects; Carl Elefante
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

CS1.2 Zero Net Carbon Collaborative for Existing and Historic Buildings (ZNCC)
Location: Brickell
Carl Elefante
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

In situ U-value monitoring of historic building walls in Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine neighborhood
Location: Brickell
Miriam Martinez – University of Cincinnati; Carl Elefante
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

Leveraging the Historic Built Environment to Meet Carbon Reduction Targets: a Balancing Act of Embodied Carbon, Energy Retrofits, and Conservation
Location: Brickell
Lori Ferriss, AIA, PE, LEED Green Associate – Goody Clancy; Carl Elefante
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

The Role of the Historic Environment and Achieving the Decarbonization Objectives of the Paris Agreement: An Overview
Location: Brickell
Andrew S. Potts – ICOMOS Climate Change and Heritage Working Group; Sanskriti Singh – Heritage Conservation Services, Public Services and Procurement Canada; Carl Elefante
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

CS1.3 Education and Training for the Next Generation of Preservation Professionals
Location: Brickell
Sonia Chao
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

Moveable and Immoveable Heritage in the Face of Climate Change: Collaborative Education Strategies for Buildings and Collections
Location: Brickell
Jessica Unger – Foundation for Advancement in Conservation; Sonia Chao
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

Subverting the Dominant Paradigm: Cultivating Nontraditional Preservation Partners and Adapting Existing Hazard Mitigation Practices for Preservation
Location: Brickell
Jennifer Sparenberg, CFM – Maryland Environmental Service; Sonia Chao
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

The Effect of Climate Change on the Preservation Efforts for Bunce Island Slave Castle in Sierra Leone
Location: Brickell
Melbourne A. Garber – Gedeon GRC Consulting; Sonia Chao
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

The effects of casein protein additive in historic lime mortar
Location: Brickell
Kristian Falkjar, B. Eng., M. A. Sc., LEED Green Associate – Carleton University; Sonia Chao
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

Concrete Material Degradation in Tropical and Urban Climates
Location: Brickell
Gina L. Crevello, MSc – Echem Consultants LLC; Nancy Rankin, AIA/Leed AP – John G. Waite Associates, Architects
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

CS1.4 Cultural Maintenance and Climate Change
Location: Brickell
Nancy Rankin, AIA/Leed AP – John G. Waite Associates, Architects
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

Flooding Resiliency of Traditional Materials
Location: Brickell
Jenny Parker – National Park Service
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

Gullah/Geechee and How de Wata da Move We: A Cultural Heritage Model for Coastal Community Sustainability
Location: Brickell
Queen Quet Marquetta L. Goodwine, Head-of-State for the Gullah/Geechee Nation – Gullah/Geechee Sea Island Coalition; Dan Rizza, MA at Georgetown University’s Graduate School of Foreign Service and his BA at Colby College – Climate Central; Nancy Rankin, AIA/Leed AP – John G. Waite Associates, Architects
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

Residential Heritage: Deep Energy Retrofit Analysis Case Study and Methodology
Location: Brickell
Larissa R. Ide, B.Eng. Architectural Conservation and Sustainability – Carleton University; Nancy Rankin, AIA/Leed AP – John G. Waite Associates, Architects
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

Aligning Flood Mitigation and Preservation Strategies for Historic Buildings
Location: Brickell
Nicholas Floyd, PE – Simpson Gumpertz & Heger, Inc.; Matthew K. Haberling, RA – Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

CS1.5 Adaption Planning for Sustainability in Historic Coastal Communities
Location: Brickell
Matthew K. Haberling, RA – Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

Green Space Conversion: Strategies for Sustainable Design in Modern and Historic Roofs
Location: Brickell
Kenrick J. Hartman, PE, RBEC, LEED AP – Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.; Matthew K. Haberling, RA – Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

Modern heritage and bio-environmental adaptation: the sanitary architecture's case in Tucumán.
Location: Brickell
Beatriz S. Garzón – FAU UNT - CONICET; Amalita Fernández – CONICET- FAU- UNT; Matthew K. Haberling, RA – Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

Preservation in Hot Water: Climate Change and Third System Forts of Louisiana
Location: Brickell
Lindsey Walsworth, M.H.P. – Mason Architects, Inc.; Matthew K. Haberling, RA – Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.
Track 2: Sustainability and Conservation of Built Heritage in the Americas
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

Collaborative Diagnosis and Intervention for the Conservation of Earthen Architectural Heritage in the Andean Highlands (Jujuy, Argentina)
Location: Chopin
Jorge M. Tomasi – CONICET / Universidad Nacional de Jujuy; Julieta Barada – CONICET / Universidad Nacional de Jujuy; Aninat André
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

CS2.1 Building Resiliency in Pre-colonial, Maritime and Post-colonial Heritage Sites Affected by Climate Change, Part1
Location: Chopin
Aninat André
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

Indoor Environmental Quality and Energy in Built Heritage: Holistic Retrofit Performance Prediction Methodology
Location: Chopin
Adrian J. Soble, B.Eng, EIT – Carleton University; Aninat André
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

Resilience and sustainability of heritage buildings in argentina: the refuncionalizacion as a support.
Location: Chopin
Beatriz S. Garzón – FAU UNT - CONICET; Amalita Fernández – CONICET- FAU- UNT; Aninat André
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

TEMPORARY USE: A Conservation Strategy for Historic Buildings in VacancyIn the Colonial City of Santo DomingoThe Dominican Republic
Location: Chopin
Danae Peguero Bueno – Visanto Properties; Aninat André
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

Emergence of synthetic binders and pigments in building materials and their identification using the example of two Ukrainian settlement vernacular wood houses in East-Central Alberta
Location: Versailles
Anna Magdalena Hubmann – University of Alberta
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

Condition Assessment of Timber in Himalayan Architecture: Case of Mrikula Devi Temple
Location: Chopin
Maanvi Chawla – Conservation Architect/Researcher; Annabelle Claire. Radcliffe-Trenner, AIA, RIBA, LEED AP – Historic Building Architects LLC
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

Conservation project of Han Jiang Ancestral Temple, an example of heritage conservation in George Town World Heritage, Malaysia.
Location: Chopin
Gaik Siang Lim – Penang Heritage Trust; Annabelle Claire. Radcliffe-Trenner, AIA, RIBA, LEED AP – Historic Building Architects LLC
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

CS2.2 Conservation Management Planning Strategies and Building Resiliency for Colonial Historic Centers
Location: Chopin
Annabelle Claire. Radcliffe-Trenner, AIA, RIBA, LEED AP – Historic Building Architects LLC
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

Evaluation of Comparative Repair Methods for Stone
Location: Chopin
Wei Luo, Master of Science in Historic Preservation – Graduate Program in Historic Preservation, University of Pennsylvania School of Design; Annabelle Claire. Radcliffe-Trenner, AIA, RIBA, LEED AP – Historic Building Architects LLC
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

Resurrecting Historic Graveyards in Jamaica
Location: Chopin
Mary A. Jablonski, FAIC – Jablonski Building Conservation; Annabelle Claire. Radcliffe-Trenner, AIA, RIBA, LEED AP – Historic Building Architects LLC
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

A Framework for Risk and Vulnerability Assessment for Traditional Sites in the American Southwest
Location: Chopin
Frank G. Matero – School of Design/University of Pennsylvania; Jean Marie Teutonico
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

A Tale of Two City Churches: Adaptation by Expansion at the Church of Santa Lucia in Santiago de Cuba; and Adaptation by Contraction at the Christ Fellowship Church in Downtown Miami
Location: Chopin
Ricardo Lopez, B.Arch. UM 1999, M.Arch UM 2001 – University of Miami / School of Architecture; Jean Marie Teutonico
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

CS2.3 Stewardship of Pre-colonial Indigenous Sites Across the Americas
Location: Chopin
Jean Marie Teutonico
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

Performance Evaluation of Amended Earthen Mortars at Wupatki National Monument
Location: Chopin
Caroline P. Dickensheets – University of Pennsylvania; Jean Marie Teutonico
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

The Implementation of Seismic Retrofitting Techniques Using Local Materials and Expertise at the Church of Santiago Apóstol of Kuñotambo in Peru
Location: Chopin
Claudia Cancino – The Getty Conservation Institute; Juan Carlos Mellado – Dirección Desconcentrada de Cultura - Cusco; Jean Marie Teutonico
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

Analyzing Digital Photogrammetry for Heritage Preservation
Location: Chopin
Rob Kesack – Columbia University; Olsen Jean Julian
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

Before the “Dilbit” Disaster: Developing an Oil Spill Response Protocol for Historic Buildings
Location: Chopin
Elizabeth C. Salmon – National Center for Preservation Technology and Training; Olsen Jean Julian
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

CS2.4 Materiality, Craftsmanship, and Conservation of Vernacular Buildings in the Caribbean and Americas
Location: Chopin
Olsen Jean Julian
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

Pirenopolis Mother Church Restoration: a new paradigm in Brazilian Earth Architecture Preservation
Location: Chopin
Marco Rezende, Arch – Architecture - Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais; Olsen Jean Julian
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

Preserving Rural Heritage: Learning From Chile’s 2010 Rebuilding Process
Location: Chopin
Maria Munoz – Pratt Institute; Olsen Jean Julian
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

24 Sussex Drive: A Zero Net Carbon Proposal to Revitalize the Residence of Canada's Prime Minister
Location: Chopin
Carly Farmer – MTBA Associates Inc.; Beatriz del Cueto, FAIA, FAAR, Fellow - American Institute of Architects, Fellow - American Academy in Rome – Pantel, del Cueto & Associates
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

Addressing Flood Risks to Historic Sites Caused by Man-Made Changes to Watersheds
Location: Chopin
Adam Rush, PE – Simpson Gumpertz & Heger; Beatriz del Cueto, FAIA, FAAR, Fellow - American Institute of Architects, Fellow - American Academy in Rome – Pantel, del Cueto & Associates
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

COOPER MOLERA ADOBE, Monterey California When a Preserved Site needs to be Preserved Again
Location: Chopin
Naomi Miroglio – ARG; Beatriz del Cueto, FAIA, FAAR, Fellow - American Institute of Architects, Fellow - American Academy in Rome – Pantel, del Cueto & Associates
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

CS2.5 Building Resiliency in Pre-colonial, Maritime and Post-colonial Heritage Sites Affected by Climate Change, Part 2
Location: Chopin
Beatriz del Cueto, FAIA, FAAR, Fellow - American Institute of Architects, Fellow - American Academy in Rome – Pantel, del Cueto & Associates
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

Retrofitting of concrete encased beam-column connection of an old historic building using fiber reinforced polymer (FRP).
Location: Chopin
Nitisha Parajuli, Bachelors in Civil Engineering – Southern Illinois University Edwardsville; Beatriz del Cueto, FAIA, FAAR, Fellow - American Institute of Architects, Fellow - American Academy in Rome – Pantel, del Cueto & Associates
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

The conservative restoration and conversion project of the Mercato Coperto in Ravenna: new urban languages, innovative intervention methods and sustainable approaches within the context of modern architecture.
Location: Chopin
Paolo Cicognani – Ediltecnica Società Cooperativa; Beatriz del Cueto, FAIA, FAAR, Fellow - American Institute of Architects, Fellow - American Academy in Rome – Pantel, del Cueto & Associates
Track 3: Conservation of modern and post-modern heritage
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

CS3.1 Miami Marine Stadium: Preserving a Modern Architectural Icon
Location: Versailles
Rosa Lowinger
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

Miami Marine Stadium: Preserving a Modern Architectural Icon
Location: Versailles
Deborah Slaton, FAPT – Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.; Rosa Lowinger; Richard Heisenbottle; Hilario Candela
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

CS3.2 Modern Urban Plazas, Monuments, and Public Spaces
Location: Versailles
Tom Jester
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

Heritage agencies and the preservation of Brazilian modern masterpieces
Location: Versailles
Carlos Eduardo Comas – UFRGS Universidade federal do Rio Grande do Sul; Tom Jester
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

Preservation Moon: Defining and Preserving the Cultural Landscape of Tranquility Base
Location: Versailles
Karen Kincaid Brady – The University of Texas at Austin; Tom Jester
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

The Future of a Modern Atlas: Addressing an iconic mixed-use Modern building in the context of a World Heritage historic city center in Lima, Peru
Location: Versailles
Rosabella Alvarez-Calderon – Department of Architecture, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú; David Fixler, FAIA FAPT LEED – Graduate School of Design, Harvard University
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

The School of Art in La Havana: an organic architectural complex
Location: Versailles
Andrea Griletto – Assorestauro; Tom Jester
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

CS3.3 Concrete and Brutalism
Location: Versailles
Carmen Guerrero
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

Sidi Harazem: Conserving Moroccan Modernism
Location: Versailles
Eytan M. Solomon, Professional Engineer – Silman; Carmen Guerrero
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

The "Hotel Nacional" in Rio de Janeiro, by Oscar Niemeyer: past, present, without future
Location: Versailles
RICARDO A. PAIVA – Universidade Federal do Ceará - Departamento de Arquitetura e Urbanismo e Design; Carmen Guerrero
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

The Power Behind Architecture. Modern buildings used as strategy to convey a political ideology in the Caribbean
Location: Versailles
Virginia Flores Sasso – Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra; Gabriela Fernandez – Pontificia Universidad Catolica Madre y Maestra; Carmen Guerrero
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

Use of microclimate simulation to assess the environmental vulnerabilities of modern heritage
Location: Versailles
Daniela R. Werneck – University of Brasilia; Carmen Guerrero
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

Creating a digital record of mid-century modern architecture: Documentation of the Teague Research Center at Texas A&M University
Location: Versailles
Ben Baaske – Center for Heritage Conservation / Texas A&M University; David Fixler, FAIA FAPT LEED – Graduate School of Design, Harvard University
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

CS3.4 Ordinary Everyday Modernism (OEM) in Miami, The Caribbean and the Americas
Location: Versailles
David Fixler, FAIA FAPT LEED – Graduate School of Design, Harvard University
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

Historic Preservation of the Casa de Estudios para Artistas (Study House for Artists), Antonio Bonet, Buenos, Aires, Argentina, 1939
Location: Versailles
Pablo Guiraldes – Ministry for the Environment and Public Space; M. Gabriela Dines – University of Miami; David Fixler, FAIA FAPT LEED – Graduate School of Design, Harvard University
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

Preservation of EIFS - A Modern Building Enclosure System: Lessons Learned
Location: Versailles
Vanessa R. Singh – Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.; Corey Glaser, Registered Architect – Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.; David Fixler, FAIA FAPT LEED – Graduate School of Design, Harvard University
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

Preserving Ely Jacques Kahn's Bricken Casino Building
Location: Versailles
Vishal M. Joshi – Architectural Preservation Studio, DPC; Pamela Jerome, FAIA, LEED AP, FAPT, FUS/ICOMOS – Architectural Preservation Studio, DPC; David Fixler, FAIA FAPT LEED – Graduate School of Design, Harvard University
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

CS3.5 Art Postwar Decorative Finishes in the Caribbean and the Americas
Location: Versailles
Helen M. Thomas-Haney – Jablonski Building Conservation, Inc.
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

Moving the Immovable: Logistical Challenges in the Relocation of Monumental Architectural Artworks
Location: Versailles
Kelly Ciociola – RLA Conservation; Christina A. Varvi, Professional Associate, AIC – RLA Conservation, Inc.; Helen M. Thomas-Haney – Jablonski Building Conservation, Inc.
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

Saving Streamline Moderne: conservation of stone and gold-glass mosaic facades of the Saban (former May Co) Building at the Academy of Motion Pictures, Los Angeles.
Location: Versailles
John A. Fidler, RIBA, IHBC, Assoc. AIA, FRICS, FSA, FRSA, FIIC, FAPT – John Fidler Preservation Technology Inc; Helen M. Thomas-Haney – Jablonski Building Conservation, Inc.
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

Soft Reds and Hard Tans: Creating an Index of Vulnerability for Nineteenth-Century New Orleans Brick
Location: Versailles
Justin N. Lynch – University of Pennsylvania; Helen M. Thomas-Haney – Jablonski Building Conservation, Inc.
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

Two cultural patrimonies at stake: the conservation of a Modern fresco mural in a Colonial building in the Dominican Republic.
Location: Versailles
Viviana Dominguez, MFA – Art Conservators Lab; Hilda Abreu de Utermohlen, M.Sc. – HILAB; Helen M. Thomas-Haney – Jablonski Building Conservation, Inc.
Track 4: Diversity, Population Change, and Gentrification in the Preservation Dialogue
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

CS4.1 Social and Economic Impacts of Preservation
Location: Biscayne
Allison I. Arlotta
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

Gentrification and Preservation: Does One Follow the Other?
Location: Biscayne
Caroline Wilson; Allison I. Arlotta
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

Linking public health issues with heritage and conservation
Location: Biscayne
Bryan Orthel – Indiana University; Allison I. Arlotta
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

The Causality of Preservation and Gentrification: A Case Study
Location: Biscayne
Tiffani Simple, RA – WJE Engineers & Architects, PC; Allison I. Arlotta
Friday, Nov 22
10:30 am

Title: Inmate Structures and Small Towns: How the Prison Made Hunstville, Texas
Location: Biscayne
Stephanie L. Webb – Decipher City LLC; Jamie M. DeAngelo – Decipher City LLC; Allison I. Arlotta
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

Beyond Aesthetics: Social Outcomes of Adaptive Reuse
Location: Biscayne
Allison Fricke – Columbia University; Ethan J. Boote
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

Chicago’s Pilsen Historic District: Immigration, Ethnic Succession, Political Expression & Public Art, Gentrification, and Preservation.
Location: Biscayne
Andrea Terry – Bauer Latoza Studio; Ethan J. Boote
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

CS4.2 Participation and Public Engagement
Location: Biscayne
Ethan J. Boote
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

The act of "talka" in historic preservation discourse in contemporary Latvia
Location: Biscayne
Katarzyna Burzynska – Thornton Tomasetti; Ethan J. Boote
Friday, Nov 22
3:00 pm

Toward Inclusion in Preservation: Reconciling Policy, Practice, and Public Perceptions
Location: Biscayne
Erica Avrami, PhD – Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation; Ethan J. Boote
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

CS4.3 Architectural and Historical Underrepresentation
Location: Biscayne
Leila Hamroun-Yazid, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP – Past Forward Architecture
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

Forgotten Stories: Chinese-American Exclusion and Built Legacy in Small Town America
Location: Biscayne
Nicholas Vann, AIA – WA SHPO; Leila Hamroun-Yazid, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP – Past Forward Architecture
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

Heritage making in post-Industrial landscapes: Legitimizing working-class narratives in Lota, Chile.
Location: Biscayne
Magdalena Novoa – School of Architecture University of Texas at Austin; Leila Hamroun-Yazid, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP – Past Forward Architecture
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

Off the Map: Spatializing Access to Memory in Beitunia, Palestine
Location: Biscayne
Adam S. Lubitz – World Monuments Fund; Leila Hamroun-Yazid, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP – Past Forward Architecture
Saturday, Nov 23
10:30 am

Preserving LGBT Sites: The New York City LGBT Historic Sites Project and the Creation of a More Inclusive Preservation Canon
Location: Biscayne
Andrew S. Dolkart – Columbia University; Leila Hamroun-Yazid, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP – Past Forward Architecture
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

Approaching Preservation In The Bahamas With The Voice Of The Community; Preserving The Character, Charm, And Culture Of Harbor Island, A Beloved Home To Many.
Location: Biscayne
Ricardo Lopez, B.Arch. UM 1999, M.Arch UM 2001 – University of Miami / School of Architecture; Angel Ayon
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

Building the "Artisan Army": Empowering the Next Generation of Craftspeople Through Hands-On Workshops
Location: Biscayne
Katie Totman, M.A. – City of San Antonio Office of Historic Preservation; Angel Ayon
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

CS4.4 Miami and Caribbean Case Studies
Location: Biscayne
Angel Ayon
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

Remembering Puerto Rico: a Post-disaster Understanding of Historic Preservation
Location: Biscayne
Nadya K. Nenadich – Nadya Nenadich; Angel Ayon
Saturday, Nov 23
1:30 pm

Screen Block and the Mid-Century Built Environment of Florida
Location: Biscayne
Kristine Ziedina – University of Florida; Angel Ayon
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

Art, Equity & Diversity Expanding Preservation's Horizon
Location: Biscayne
Walter Sedovic, FAIA LEED – WSA|ModernRuins; Natalie Feinberg-Lopez
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

CS4.5 Case Studies from the Field
Location: Biscayne
Natalie Feinberg-Lopez
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

Immigrant Heritage? Place Making and Preservation by the South-Asian Diaspora in Houston
Location: Biscayne
Priya Jain, AIA – Texas A&M University; Natalie Feinberg-Lopez
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

Mitigating gentrification: a holistic approach to the preservation and revitalization of historic neighborhoods
Location: Biscayne
Sabrinna L. Cox – Savannah College of Art and Design; Natalie Feinberg-Lopez
Saturday, Nov 23
3:30 pm

Sanitizing the Stoop: Gentrification, Preservation, and Lost Public Space in Harlem
Location: Biscayne
Elizabeth C. Ponder, AIA, LEED AP – Helix Architecture + Design; Natalie Feinberg-Lopez