APT DC ANNOUNCEMENTS

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  • Sunday, June 04, 2017 3:20 PM | Anonymous

    All presentations from the APT DC 2017 Symposium, Energy Efficiency of Historic Sites, have now been posted to the website. Click here to view and download presentations. 

    If you attended the symposium, please take a 5 minute survey to provide feedback on the event. Click here to begin the survey. 

  • Monday, May 15, 2017 11:34 PM | Ronda Bernstein (Administrator)
    Don't forget to mark your calendars for the APT DC Summer Picnic! 

    This year, the summer picnic will be held in partnership with the Latrobe Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians on Saturday, June 17th from 10 -3 PM at the historic Clermont Farm in Berryville, Virginia! More information to come!

  • Thursday, March 30, 2017 6:00 PM | APT Admin (Administrator)
    APT DC Seeking Abstracts for 2017 Symposium
    APT DC's 2017 Symposium will be on Friday May 12, 2017 at Mt. Vernon. We are still seeking abstracts for presentation and posters! This year's topic is Energy Efficiency of Historic Sites.  The Symposium will address methods for increasing the efficiency of traditional buildings while maintaining the integrity of the cultural resource. For the first time, we are inviting students and recent graduates to share their work in a poster session. Read more about possible topics in the official Call for Abstracts: Call for Papers APT DC Symposium 2017.pdf

    Abstracts are due on Friday, March 24. If you you have any questions, please contact us at info@aptdc.org 

  • Wednesday, February 15, 2017 9:46 PM | APT Admin (Administrator)
    APT DC Member Inducted into APTI College of Fellows

    Congratulations to APT DC Member Randall J. Biallis, AIA, Hon ASLA, for his induction into the APTI College of Fellows at APT 2016 San Antonio! The College of Fellows is a forum of leaders in the preservation field who have made significant commitments to APT to investigate and advocate future needs and trends in the preservation profession. There are currently 69 members, and new members are inducted each year.

    Randy has been involved in historic preservation since the beginning of the efforts to professionalize the movement in this country and currently serves as the longest tenured NPS Chief Historical Architect (25 years) and Program Manager for the Park Historic Structures and Cultural Landscape Program. Randy has been a behind-the-scenes leader always pushing the limits in advancing new preservation technologies and programs.

    Randy was mentored by the famed National Park Service Historical Architect Charles E. Peterson (founding member and first President of APT) who personally invited him to become a member in 1969. This began Randy’s involvement over the next 47 years with APT, the Washington Chapter of APT and later the US National Park Service’s partnerships with both APT and the AIA’s Historic Resources Committee.



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