ReUse and Renewal by The Architect's Newspaper

VIRTUAL SUMMIT APPROACHES TO PRESERVATION & ADAPTIVE RE-USE

NOVEMBER 18, 2021

EARN UP TO 6 AIA HSW

WELCOME ABOUT REUSE AND RENEWAL Over the last two decades, cities across North America have undergone something of a renaissance, reversing years of demographic and commercial decline in the process. There is an unlikely, but potent source behind this renewal: underutilized and abandoned historic structures. Because these extant buildings require upgrades to mitigate thermal bridging, outdated mechanical systems, and repair decayed facades, their revitalization presents an opportunity for the AEC industry writ large. Moreover, environmental concerns will only continue to push preservation and re-use at the forefront of practice. Approaches to Preservation and Adaptive Re-Use will foreground exemplary projects; identify best-case practices for their completion; and spotlight emerging technologies within this exciting field.

ABOUT THE ARCHITECT ’S NEWSPAPER The Architect’s Newspaper is a media company that serves up news and inside reports to a niche community of architects, designers, engineers, landscape architects, lighting designers, interior designers, academics, developers, contractors, and others interested in the built urban environment. AN delivers quality news and cultural reporting through print, including AN Interior magazine, web, blog, newsletters, and social media. AN is recognized for bringing together the top echelon of AEC industry leaders in its series of Facades+ and new TECH+ conferences. If you care about architecture and design, join our community and get in the know. Visit archpaper.com for more information.

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CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS

DIANA DARLING Conference Director, Publisher, The Architect’s Newspaper

DIONNE DARLING

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VP of Brand Partnerships, The Architect’s Newspaper

SHABNAM ZIA Media Marketing Assistant, The Architect’s Newspaper

MARTY WOOD Program Manager, The Architect’s Newspaper

AGENDA NOVEMBER 18 10:45 AM ET (10:45 AM ET) 11:00 AM

VIRTUAL DOORS OPEN WELCOME Dionne Darling | The Architect’s Newspaper

11:05 AM

KEYNOTE: DISCOVER THE PAST, STEWARD THE FUTURE * Hany Hassan | Beyer Blinder Belle Samuel Medina | The Architect’s Newspaper (Moderator)

12:25 PM

NETWORKING BREAK

12:45 PM

ALL ABOARD: RESTORING HISTORIC RAILROAD TERMINALS * PRESENTERS

2:15 PM

NETWORKING BREAK

2:25 PM

RETROFITTING HOUSING: FROM HIGH-RISE TO CHURCH CONVERSIONS * PRESENTERS

Ya’el Santopinto | ERA Architects Graeme Stewart | ERA Architects Ellen Anselone | Finegold Alexander Tony Hsiao| Finegold Alexander

3:45 PM

PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: MUSEUMLAB * PRESENTERS

EARN UP TO 6 AIA HSW

Includes a 15 minute Q&A

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Landscape | Sustainability | Remediation

Virtual Event December 9

SPEAKERS KEYNOTE HANY HASSAN Partner | Beyer Blinder Belle Hany Hassan serves as a passionate steward of our cultural heritage through the revitalization of historic buildings and sites of civic importance. His work is characterized by simple yet bold contemporary interventions that respect the original building through a harmony of proportion, scale, and character. In 2019, Hany was awarded the Centennial Medal, the highest honor bestowed by the American Institute of Architects DC Chapter.

ELLEN ANSELONE Principal | Finegold Alexander A principal at Finegold Alexander with three decades of experience, Ellen excels at motivating teams to hit deadlines and deliver design excellence. Whether new construction, adaptive use, preservation or restoration, Ellen’s projects are often transformative in terms of placemaking, identity, brand, and the user experience. Ellen earned her degrees from Roger Williams University. A resident of Milton, Massachusetts, she serves as a board member the Town’s Historical Commission.

CHRIS CIESLAK, PE, LEED AP, ECODISTRICTS AP, GPRO VP of Program Strategy & Impact 2030 District Senior Director | Green Building Alliance In her role as VP of Program Strategy & Impact and 2030 District Senior Director, Chris Cieslak works with cross-sector stakeholders to integrate positive environmental, health, and economic outcomes in projects of all types and scales. Chris spent 24 years in the Army Reserve and retired with a record of distinguished service. She earned a Bronze Star over the course of two combat tours while serving as the

JULIE EIZENBERG, FAIA, FRAIA Founding Principal | Koning Eizenberg Julie Eizenberg, FAIA, FRAIA, is a Founding Principal of Koning Eizenberg, responsible for setting the design vision. Her practice has been honored as AIA California’s Firm of the Year in 2009, and together with founding partner, Hank Koning, was awarded the AIA Los Angeles Gold Medal in 2012, the Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal in 2019, and the 2021 American Academy of Arts and Letters Architecture Award. Julie was also recognized with an Honorary Ph.D in Architecture from the University of Melbourne in 2016.

BRIAN FALCONER Principal | Severud Associates Brian Falconer joined Severud Associates in 1990 and has been a principal since 2007, and is a PastPresident of the Structural Engineers Association of New York (SEAoNY). Brian’s body of work includes museums, athletic facilities, academic buildings, research facilities, medical complexes, transportation facilities, and commercial, residential, and retail developments. His industry reputation is for completing complex projects with renowned architects.

MARLA GAYLE Director | SOM As a director in SOM’s New York office, Marla Gayle brings more than two decades of experience dedicated to the programming, planning, and project management of large-scale transportation and infrastructure programs. She is passionate about the role of transit architecture in creating sustainable cities. Most recently, she served as project manager for the $1.6 billion transformation of McKim, Mead & White’s James Farley Post Office into the new Moynihan Train Hall.

JEFF GREENE Executive Chairman & Founder | Evergreene Since 1978, Jeff Greene, Chairman and Founder of EverGreene, has led large-scale interior conservation, restoration, and new design work for performing arts, commercial, institutional, sacred, and civic spaces across the United States. Educated at the Art Institute of Chicago and the Skowhegan School, Jeff is considered one of the foremost experts in both traditional and innovative techniques for murals, ornamental plaster, and decorative finishes. RE-USE & RENEWAL 5

SPEAKERS RICHARD HESS Principal | Quinn Evans Richard Hess is a Principal at Quinn Evans and has directed a wide range of custom and high-profile projects, including Ford’s Michigan Central Station and the United States Court of Appeals Sixth Circuit. He is skilled in facilitating complex renovations with large project teams and has a considerable background in master planning, programming, conditions assessment, and risk management. Richard is responsible for managing QE’s Detroit office and the firm’s urban development work.

TONY HSIAO Principal | Finegold Alexander Tony’s expertise spans public, private, and institutional projects, while drawing special attention to how each building relates to its site-specific context and broader communities. Tony has also long been involved with the AIA, BSA, NAIOP, IFFRA, Boston Chamber of Commerce, his local community, and the Mid Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation District Commission, of which he is currently the Chair. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan and the Harvard Graduate School of Design.

PETE JEFFERSON Principal and Building Science Practice Leader | BranchPattern Pete Jefferson is a Principal and Building Science Practice Leader at BranchPattern. Using his background in mechanical engineering, he views the building as an integrated system, where climate, architecture and systems must work harmoniously to yield the best outcomes for his clients and for the people who occupy his buildings. Over the last 20 years, Pete has consulted on numerous high-performance buildings, including many which have achieved LEED Platinum and Net Zero Energy.

ANTHONY MONTALTO, PE, LEED AP Partner | JB&B Anthony Montalto has led the design and management of numerous commercial, life science, healthcare and higher education projects. He has been critical in developing

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JB&B’s life science portfolio and expansion in the Boston and Philadelphia areas. Anthony was integral to the Moynihan Train Hall project the redevelopment and repurposing of the historic James A. Farley Building for which he served as HVAC Partner-in-Charge for Phase 2 and overall Partner-in-Charge for Phase 3.

YA’EL SANTOPINTO, FRAIC Associate | ERA Architects Ya’el Santopinto OAA FRAIC is an Architect and Director of Research and Partnerships at the Centre for Urban Growth and Renewal (CUG+R), a nonprofit organization advocating for supportive policy frameworks around the preservation of Canada’s affordable apartment housing supply. In this role, Ya’el leads research related to Tower Renewal initiatives to catalyze reinvestment and community building in apartment tower neighbourhoods. Ya’el is also an Associate at ERA Architects, where she leads the deep retrofit and affordable housing practice.

GRAEME STEWART, FRAIC Principal | ERA Architects Graeme Stewart OAA FRAIC CIP RPP CAHP is a Toronto-based architect and urban planner. Graeme is a principal with ERA Architects and a founding director of the Centre for Urban Growth and Renewal (CUG+R), an interdisciplinary urban research organization supporting policy and action toward more equitable and resilient urban regions, in particular Tower Renewal, an initiative focused on the low-carbon future of the many thousand mid-century tower blocks found throughout urban Canada.

ANTHONY PITASSI, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP Managing Principal | PWWG Architects Tony has been with PWWG for 20+ years and is a leader in the firm’s practices in hospitality, adaptive reuse and renewal, and historic preservation for commercial, cultural, and non-profit clients. His projects as Principal-in-Charge have won awards from local and national chapters of the AIA and major design entities and been featured in regional and international publications covering architecture, interiors, and hotel design.

SPEAKERS JANE WERNER Executive Director | The Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh Jane Werner’s 39 years of museum experience includes 30 years at The Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh where is currently Executive Director. Werner leads the team responsible for all aspects of the Museum’s mission and vision, exhibits, public programming, funding and operations. The museum’s latest innovation is Museum Lab, which opened in April 2019 as a learning environment for older kids. With the completion of Museum Lab, the museum has created the largest cultural campus for children in the United States.

ANGELA WYREMBELSKI Associate | Quinn Evans Angela Wyrembelski, an associate at Quinn Evans, is highly skilled at the technical aspects of preserving and restoring historic masonry building envelopes. She excels in helping clients and teams restore historic buildings to withstand and perform at current standards over the long term. Her understanding of building technology is focused on a transformational commitment to historic places – redefining their relevance, utility, and flexibility while sustaining and enhancing essential beauty and value.

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