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1:00 PM -4:15 PM Workshops (pre -selection required) WITI4 The"Do's and Don'ts" of Traditional Doors and Windows WZPP6 Word, Deeds, and Drawings: Cultural Heritage Recording and Documentation W3TT3 Introduction to Mold -Making and Casting W4PP12 Christ Church and Mother Bethel: A Study Tour W5PP2 More than Chandeliers: Safe and Efficient Lighting W6TT2 Understanding Lime Mortar 1:30 PM —2:30 PM TT23 Creating Historically- Inspired Wood Finishes TTI Restoration of Limestone Elements in Buildings NR5 Philadelphia Neighborhood Transformation Initiative: Development Plans for Three Neighborhoods 8:30 AM — 9:30 AM TT5 Historical Paint Hues in America: The Evolution of Chemistry, Culture, and Color PPI Battling Wood Decay with Engineering and Biology TIB The Pennywise New Old House: Balancing Character and Budget NR3 Restoration of Historic Theaters TT22 Shedding Water/Stopping Ice: Long-lasting Metals for Sound Roofs and Drainage CPI Lighting Design for Historic Structures 11:30 AM —12:30 PM TO Building Modem Gothic TI7 In Stock, In Style: The Making of Chadswmth Cottage PPS Portable Preservationists: Professional Held Tools and Techniques -90 minutes PP7 The Low -Cost, Low -Maintenance Mirage TI6 Common Bond: Tradition and Innovation In Philadelphia Brickwork CPS Maximizing Mist: A Safe Alternative toTraditional Sprinklers 1I39 Rediscovering Color & Pattern in Historic Interiors 2:00 PM — 3:30 PM Presenting the Palladio Awards: Outstanding Commerdal,Ovic,and Institutional Architecture Projects 8:30 AM — 9:30 AM RR1 (raft, Color, and Cottages:Ans and Crafts Interiors WSCP78 Tour of the Exterior Renovation of Philadelphia's City Hall (Part 2) TT14 Traditional Decorative Painting Materials TT15 Avoiding Murphy's Law with Historic Windows RP2 A Modernist Legacy: The Philadelphia School of the 1950s and 1960s(90 minutes) NRI The Principles of New Urbanism (90 minutes) 11:30 AM —12:30 PM TIS An Eye for Detail: How to Incorporate Precedent into your Designs PB2 Historic Preservation 101: The Evolution of the Preservation Movement HD3 An Afternoon with the Queen: A Fresh Look at America's Best -Known Victorian Style PP9 Liturgical Planning for Historic Houses of Worship TT13 Anything You Want to Know about Plasterwork TIM ' Snug and Sound: The Restoration&Weatherization of Window Frames&Sash RPI From Ordinary to Icon: New Perspectives on the Renewal of Mid -Century Modernism 2:00 PM — 3:30 PM Presenting the Palladio Awards: Outstanding Residential Architecture Projects Saturday, April 30, 2005 8:30 AM -9:30 AM 7I2 Designing and Decorating the Arts and Crafts Home TT7 Traditional Heavy Timber Repairs in Situlin Kind PP3 Technology in Transition: Problems with late 19th/early20th Century Buildings RR3 Practical Preservation Projects for the Pre -1850 House 11:30 AM —12:30 PM CP4 Sticks,Stones, and Steel: Restoring Stained Glass Settings and frames PP11 Thinking Builders: Understanding the Value of Building Craft Process THO Traditional American Slate Roofs: Their Anatomy, Maintenance, and Repair HD4 When More was More: Eclecticism and the American Interior 1880-1910 TT17 Paint Practices for Historic tructures PP13 Building Marketing Plan with Current Building Trends 3:30 PM — 4:30 PM CP8 Rehabilitating Tall Buildings In a Post 9/11 World TTB Working with Stained Glass, Old and New PBI So What Does An Historic Property Entail? Reducing Cost &Angst TT24 Introduction to Water Gilding 5:30 PM — 6:30 PM P83 Looking forward to the Past: The Language of Traditional Building— Ernest Burden, Author CP2 Sympathetic Additions to Historic Buildings (90 minutes) RR2 Updating the Colonial Home W7TT4 Real Beginnings for Faux Finishes (2 hours) Workshop(pre-selectionrequired) 2:00 PM-5:11SPM Workshops(pre-selectionrequired) W$CP7A Exterior Envelope Renovation on a Grand Scale: The Philadelphia City Hall (Part l) W91102 Moldings and the Baluster. The ABC's of Classical Architecture W10CP6 Introduction to Historic Tax Credit Projects WIIPP14 Federal Preservation Projects and Small Business Opportunities 2:30 PM — 3:30 PM TT6 Stone Detailing and Historic Preservation TT9 In the Style of the Master: Renewing Stained Glass Windows by Louis Comf nTiOany CP3 Integrated Design: Sustainability and Adaptive use of Historic Urban Structures NR2 Revitalizing 19th -20th Century Industrial Buildings for the 21stCentury 5:30 PM -6:30 PM Keynote Address CP12 Sore Ourlan4 SoveOur Towns: The Role ofTmiitional(ammunidE- Thomas Hylton, Pulitzer Prize-winning Journalist and Author 6:30 PM — 8:00 PM Special Event Traditional Building Gala Reception - Enjoy cocktails and hors d'oeuvres with your colleagues overlooking the Reading Terminal in the PA Convention Center. 2:00 PM — 5:15 PM Workshops (pre -selection required) W12TT19 Slate Roof Assemblies W13HOI Classical Architecture& American House Wes/The Architecture of the Classical Interior W14PPS Restoring Multiple Masonry Systems Simultaneously: The Union League of Philadelphia WI5NR4 Green Building in Precision Valley Brownfields W16(P11 The Architecture of Historic Tax Credits 2:30 PM — 3:30 PM RP4 Understanding Mid -Century Precast Concrete through a Philadelphia Icon TT11 Wooden Shutters 101: History and Application PP4 Restoration and Adaptive Reuse: Church of the Advocate (90 minutes) 5:30 PM -6:45 PM Plenary Panel Discussion CP13 Reviving Tmditional Communities:Penpectives on Success- John Norqulst, president, Congress for the New Urbanism; Roberta Brandies Gratz, author, The living Cfry;and Peter H. Miller, president, Restore Media, LLC, moderator 6:45 PM Special Event NEW! Traditional Building Historic Pub Crawl (pre -selection required) 1:00 PM -4:15 PM Workshops (pre -selection required) W177I1 Get Your House Right: How to Avoid Common Mistakes in Today's Traditional Architecture W18TTIS The Vintage Earn Frame W19TT25 Oil Gilding for Architecture: Preparation is the Key W20 TT20 Stained Glass Conservation: Philosophy, Documentation, Problems, and Solutions 2:30 PM — 3:30 PM TT12 Traditional Porches: Modem Repairs RP3 Toudng the Boyd Theater. Philadelphia's last Movie Palace AR4 Homespun to High Style: Early American Furnishings and Fabrics CP10 The Re -introduction of Lost Building Elements PP15 Mold: The New Asbestos