Upcoming Events

Terra Cotta: History, Preservation Techniques, and Challenges

This presentation will provide a brief history of the use of architectural terra cotta in the U.S. and focus on two of the remaining U.S. manufacturers of terra cotta for restoration projects. The timeline of terra cotta fabrication and the roles of different project team members will be discussed, along with the type of information that can be obtained during this process to help achieve a successful restoration project. This program is a follow-up to the last year's discussion  to allow to more discussion and presentation time.

1.5 LU/PDH Continuing Education Units

Speakers:
Ed Gerns
Mark Kuberski
Jamie Farnham
John Krouse

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Tuesday, September 10, 2024
1:00 pm Eastern (US)

Presented by APT's Materials Technical Committee  
  

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Webinar Series: Window and Glazing Upgrades and Building Envelope Troubleshooting

The fourth webinar in the series focusing on the assessment of deficiencies and treatment options for walls and windows, roofs, foundations, along with design and operational considerations for energy reduction, climate response and facade hardening retrofits. This webinar will focus on window and glazing upgrades. Sessions are independent of each other.  Participants are welcome to register and attend the entire series, or only the topics that interest them. Webinars will be recorded and made available to those who register for that specific session, prior to the event going live. 

Accreditation guidelines dictate, CEU credit is only available to participants of the live sessions. Earns 2 LU/HSW/PDH Continuing Education Units 

Speakers:
Angel Ayon,  AYON Studio Architecture, Upgrading Windows and Glazing Upgrades in Modernist Buildings 

John Straube, RDH Building Science Laboratories, Building Science for Deep Energy Retrofits in Buildings of Different Eras, Environments, and Construction

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Tuesday, September 17, 2024
1:00 - 3:00 pm Eastern (US)

Presented by APT's Sustainable Preservation Technical Committee as part of the Webinar Series on Sustainable Repair and Retrofit of Historic Building Envelopes

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Protecting and Responding: Contemporary Documentation of Cultural Heritage

Join APT and RMC-APT for an engaging one-day documentation workshop at the University of Colorado-Denver College of Architecture and Planning, situated near historic Larimer Square. Experts will present on the use of laser scanning, drones, and non-destructive evaluation methods of historic masonry to assess and preserve historic structures. We’ll then explore how these contemporary tools and techniques can help documentation efforts after a disaster. This event offers a valuable opportunity for professionals and students to learn about cutting-edge technologies and network with peers in the field.

Registration Fees:
Non-Members: $325
APT Members: $195
Rocky Mountain Chapter Members $195
Emerging Professional Members: $150
Student Members: $20*

*Funding from the APT Rocky Mountain Chapter makes it possible for us to offer a largely reduced student fee. 

8 LU/HSW/PDH Continuing Education Units 

Location:
University of Colorado-Denver
College of Architecture and Planning
1250 14th Street 
Denver, CO 80202

Presented in partnership between APT's Technical Committee on Documentation and the APT Rocky Mountain Chapter  

Saturday, September 21 
8:00 am - 5:00 pm Mountain (US)

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Grand Tour Restauro, Italy
March 23-28, 2025

APT is pleased to facilitate this educational travel opportunity for APT International and APT Chapter members with Assorestauro, a specialized Italian preservation association. Following a successful program in 2022, Assorestaura has arranged this tour for March of 2025. Learn more or place your deposit by using the links below.

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