by: Emily Nemens
Event:Panel Discussion on New Architecture in Historic Neighborhoods
Location: AIA National Headquarters, 03.03.10
Speaker: Tersh Boasberg — Chair, Historic Preservation Review Board, Washington, DC; Anne McCutcheon Lewis, FAIA — Architect, Washington, DC; Sherida E. Paulsen, FAIA — Principal, PKSB architects, NYC; Robert Tierney — Chair, NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission; Introduction by Anthony Schirripa, FAIA, IIDA — 2010 AIANY President
Moderator: Rick Bell, FAIA — Executive Director, AIANY
Organizer: AIANY with AIA DC and AIA National
Tersh Boasberg, Chair, Historic Preservation Review Board, Washington, DC
Emily Nemens
Listen to the panel:
[podcast]http://www.e-oculuspodcast.com/podcasts/AIA_podcast_episode0011_Context.mp3[/podcast]
Synopsis:
Preservationists and practitioners from New York and DC met at the AIA’s National Headquarters to discuss the approval process for new architecture in the cities’ historic districts.
Related Links:
“Historic Districts of Columbia, Meet the Old Neighborhoods of New York,” e-Oculus, 03.09.10.