Oregon

2017 APTNW/DoCoMoMo_Oregon Present:

Energy Conservation in Mid-Century Modern BuildingsSymposium10:00AM - 5:00PMSaturday, September 16th, 2017Anderson Room, Salem Library585 Liberty Street SE, Salem, OR 97301

REGISTER TODAY! $85 APT/DoCo Members$100 Non-Members$30 Students Receive six (6) AIA Credits for your attendance

ABOUTMid-Century Modern (MCM) buildings, more than any historic structure, have pushed researchers to find alternatives to resolving code, preservation, and contemporary use patterns and aesthetics. Famous for vast expanses of glass, experimental building materials, and notoriously energy-inefficient systems, Mid-Century Modern buildings are particularly vulnerable to the wrecking ball.

How can modern historic buildings comply with today’s energy conservation standards? Is it possible to maintain the integrity of the historic building materials and aesthetics while also meeting new energy conservation requirements?

Jointly presented by DoCoMoMo_Oregon and the Northwest Chapter of the Association for Preservation Technology, the Energy Conservation symposium exploresissues facing Mid-Century Modern buildings, educating participants on strategies and technical preservation issues involved through presentation of case studies, research, and practice.

WHAT TO EXPECT- Morning coffee + treats- Boxed lunch- Six (6) AIA credits for your attendance- Keynote Speaker and five presentations- Two building tours: ODOT Headquarters and Salem CivicCenter Complex- No-host happy hour from 5:30PM -7:00PM at Rudy’s

SPEAKERSStephen Kelley, FAIA, SE, FAPT / Keynote SpeakerPrincipal, SJK Preservation Architect/EngineerAssessment and Preservation of the Gateway Arch in St. Louis

Brian Rich, AIA, LEED BD+C, CCCA, PMPPrincipal, Richaven Architecture & Preservation, APT Northwest Chapter PresidentOverview of Mid-Century Modern Design Philosophy and Materials

Maya M. Foty, AIA, LEED AP Principal, Architectural Resources GroupAPT Principles for Renewing Modernism

Halla Hoffer, AIAAssociate, Peter Meijer Architect, PCBest Practices for Providing Effective Daylight in Mid-Century Modern Structures

Justine M. Leong, AIA, LEEDArchitectural Resources GroupFurnace Creek Visitor Center: Preservation & Conservation in an Extreme Climate

Eric Corey Freed, LEED AP, Hon. FIGP Principal, Organic ArchitectMaking Mid-Century Modern up to High-Performance and Net Zero

BUILDING TOURSODOT HeadquartersLed by Kevin Sund, Hoffman Construction Project Manager

Salem Civic Center ComplexLed by Sarah Pearson, Salem Landmarks Commission

Oregon

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIESCorporate Sponsor / $250 Includes:- One (1) complementary ticket- Two (2) additional tickets at a 50% discount- Prominent logo exposure included on all printed and digitalcollateral, including: website, social media, event handouts- Verbal recognition at the introduction of the symposium

Sponsorship contact: Brian Rich, brian@richaven.com

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!