MATERIALS & METHODS
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MATERIALS & METHODS Salem, Mass. • July 18-19 • Hawthorne Hotel, 18 Washington Square
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fter the Revolutionary War, Salem's unique geography and enterprising citizens established the city as one of the most prosperous sea ports in the Americas. Salem’s pepper and cod fish trades created the wealth to build grand classical buildings. For admirers of traditional architecture, The Salem Athenaeum, Hamilton Hall, The House of Seven Gables and many other significant colonial landmarks constitute our living laboratory. The Traditional Building Conference in Salem features expert-led architecture walking tours which will augment our seminars. Attendees learn best practices for historic restoration and renovation in the field and in the classroom. The Traditional Building Conference Series (TBCS) delivers focused, relevant education for architects, contractors, craftspeople, designers, building owners and facilities managers in a time-efficient format at beautiful historic venues. TBCS is a
registered provider of AIA continuing education credits. Credits for NARI, AIBD, and some NAHB certifications are available. TBCS’s application to provide Massachusetts construction supervisor licensing CEUs is pending as of the mailing of this postcard. Join us July 18-19, 2017 in Salem, Mass. Earn up to 10 AIA Learning Units, mostly HSW. • Windows: Repair, Replace, Insulate and Details • Historic Preservation & Energy ConservationConflict and Compatibility • Samuel McIntire (1757-1811) Tour • First Period (1620-1720) Tour • Traditional Building Craft and the Building Envelope • Old Buildings and New Technology
Register Online: traditionalbuildingshow.com Registration Inquiries:
Education Inquiries:
Carolyn Walsh 781.779.1560 [email protected]
Judy Hayward 802.674.6752 [email protected]
Partnership Inquiries:
Sponsorship Inquiries:
Griffin Suber 202.262.3401 [email protected]
Robin Habberley 703.831.6588 [email protected]
MATERIALS & METHODS Salem, Mass. • July 18-19 • Hawthorne Hotel, 18 Washington Square
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fter the Revolutionary War, Salem's unique geography and enterprising citizens established the city as one of the most prosperous sea ports in the Americas. Salem’s pepper and cod fish trades created the wealth to build grand classical buildings. For admirers of traditional architecture, The Salem Athenaeum, Hamilton Hall, The House of Seven Gables and many other significant colonial landmarks constitute our living laboratory. The Traditional Building Conference in Salem features expert-led architecture walking tours which will augment our seminars. Attendees learn best practices for historic restoration and renovation in the field and in the classroom. The Traditional Building Conference Series (TBCS) delivers focused, relevant education for architects, contractors, craftspeople, designers, building owners and facilities managers in a time-efficient format at beautiful historic venues. TBCS is a
registered provider of AIA continuing education credits. Credits for NARI, AIBD, and some NAHB certifications are available. TBCS’s application to provide Massachusetts construction supervisor licensing CEUs is pending as of the mailing of this postcard. Join us July 18-19, 2017 in Salem, Mass. Earn up to 10 AIA Learning Units, mostly HSW. • Windows: Repair, Replace, Insulate and Details • Historic Preservation & Energy ConservationConflict and Compatibility • Samuel McIntire (1757-1811) Tour • First Period (1620-1720) Tour • Traditional Building Craft and the Building Envelope • Old Buildings and New Technology
Register Online: traditionalbuildingshow.com Registration Inquiries:
Education Inquiries:
Carolyn Walsh 781.779.1560 [email protected]
Judy Hayward 802.674.6752 [email protected]
Partnership Inquiries:
Sponsorship Inquiries:
Griffin Suber 202.262.3401 [email protected]
Robin Habberley 703.831.6588 [email protected]
