The Traditional Building Conference Series Will Kick Off Its 2015 Series with the Third Annual Windows Conference in Boston, April 28-29 in the Historic Theater District on Tremont Street
Allied Window, Inc., proud sponsor of the Traditional Building Conference Series invites you to join us.
The conference takes a fresh look at the Materials and Methods which support best practices for historic preservation and traditionally inspired new construction. It delivers focused, relevant education for architects and engineers; custom builders and contractors; specialty restoration trades people; facilities managers; interior designers and building owners in a time efficient format at beautiful historic venues.
In a two-day interactive symposium you will learn from best-in-class experts and practitioners about historic preservation; adaptive use, urban infill, classical design; sustainable design building restoration/maintenance; and traditional craft. Meet the editors of Period Homes, Traditional Building, New Old House, Arts Crafts Homes, Early Homes, and Old House Journal. Network with your industry peers, clients and the technical representatives from restoration /renovation product suppliers.
This annual Windows Conference is produced in collaboration with the National Park Service. The following featured seminars presented by experts and practitioners in their field are as follows:
▪ Bronze, Steel and Aluminum Windows: History, Repair and Fabrication
▪ Wooden Window Repair Techniques – Selected Best Practices
▪ Storm Windows: Durability, Efficiency and Noise Reduction
▪ Window Repair and Replacement: Making the Crucial Decisions
To register visit www.traditionalbuildingshow.com or contact Carolyn Walsh at CWalsh@aimmedia.com or by phone at 781-779-1560.
The programs offer AIA Continuing Education credits and sometimes credits for other professional associations as well. To learn more about the education programs, please contact Judy Hayward at jhayward@aimmedia.com or at 802 674-6752.
