Renew / Reuse Virtual Summit

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VIRTUAL SUMMIT APPROACHES TO PRESERVATION & ADAPTIVE RE-USE NOVEMBER 16, 2022

WELCOME ABOUT RENEW REUSE Over the last two decades, cities across North America have undergone something of a renaissance, reversing years of demographic and commercial decline in the process. There is an unlikely, but potent source behind this renewal: underutilized and abandoned historic structures.

Because these extant buildings require upgrades to mitigate thermal bridging, outdated mechanical systems, and repair decayed facades, their revitalization presents an opportunity for the AEC industry writ large.

Moreover, environmental concerns will only continue to push preservation and re-use at the forefront of practice. Renew Reuse: Virtual Summit will foreground exemplary projects; identify best-case practices for their completion; and spotlight emerging technologies within this exciting field.

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CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS

DIANA DARLING Conference Director, Publisher, The Architect’s Newspaper

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DIONNE DARLING VP of Brand Partnerships, The Architect’s Newspaper

MARTY WOOD Program Manager, The Architect’s Newspaper

AGENDA NOVEMBER 16 10:00 AM ET 10:10 AM

VIRTUAL DOORS OPEN WELCOME Dionne Darling | The Architect’s Newspaper Aaron Seward | The Architect’s Newspaper

10:20 AM

KEYNOTE: CONVERSION RATIOS: HOW TO MAKE THE COMMERCIAL-TO-RESIDENTIAL PROCESS WORK John Cetra | CetraRuddy Architecture Aaron Seward | The Architect’s Newspaper MODERATOR

11:00 AM

NETWORKING BREAK

11:15 PM

STONE MILL: HOW HISTORIC PRESERVATION IS TACKLING AFFORDABLE HOUSING & CLIMATE CHANGE Scott Maenpaa | The Architectural Team (TAT) Christina McPike | WinnCompanies Aaron Seward | The Architect’s Newspaper MODERATOR

12:15 PM

NETWORKING BREAK

12:30 PM

SPOTLIGHT: THE DAVID ROCKEFELLER CREATIVE ARTS CENTER AT POCANTICO: TRANSFORMING A HISTORIC ORANGERIE INTO A NET-ZERO CREATIVE ARTS CENTER Brandon Massey | FXCollaborative Jais Kwon | FXCollaborative Jack Murphy | The Architect’s Newspaper MODERATOR

1:00 PM

MAKING REUSE VIABLE: THE WORK OF HACIN + ASSOCIATES David Hacin | Hacin + Associates Marty Wood | The Architect’s Newspaper MODERATOR

1:30 PM

LUNCH BREAK

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AGENDA 1:45 PM

MAXIMIZING DATA: FROM REHABILITATION PROJECTS TO FACILITIES MANAGEMENT TO INTERPRETATIVE FRAMEWORKS Katie Horak | Architectural Resources Group Mary Ringhoff | Architectural Resources Group Julia Ausloos-Bedinger | Architectural Resources Group Marty Wood | The Architect’s Newspaper MODERATOR

2:45 PM

NETWORKING BREAK

3:00 PM

NEW LEASE ON LIFE: FAÇADE RENEWAL & ADAPTIVE REUSE AS WINNING STRATEGY Bill Xu | Perkins&Will Erik Mott | Perkins&Will Jack Murphy | The Architect’s Newspaper MODERATOR

3:30 AM

CLOSING REMARKS Dionne Darling | The Architect’s Newspaper Aaron Seward | The Architect’s Newspaper

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SPEAKERS KEYNOTE JOHN CETRA Founding Principal / CetraRuddy Architecture John Cetra co-founded CetraRuddy in 1987 on the principle that architecture should engage the urban fabric while enriching the human spirit. With a passion for innovative, inspiring designs and a commitment to real world solutions, Mr. Cetra has led the firm to international recognition. Through his practice, John has experienced the interrelationship of architecture, urban design and planning. He has a sophisticated understanding of program, zoning, and complex problem solving which inform his approach on projects ranging from new construction to conversions of Landmark buildings. He is a recognized industry leader in tall building technology, historic buildings and analytic site development. John holds a Master’s degree in Architecture and Urban Design from Harvard University and a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the Spitzer School of Architecture of the City College of New York.

JULIA AUSLOOS-BEDINGER Senior Associate / Architectural Resources Group Julia has been with Architectural Resources Group since 2013 and is the knowledge leader at the firm in the 3D digital documentation of historic structures and sites using laser scanning and photogrammetry technology.

She is accomplished in the practice of Scan-to-BIM, taking 3D point clouds and developing the data into Building Information Models (BIM). As past co-chair of the Technical Committee on Documentation in the Association for Preservation Technology (APT), Julia is current in industry developments and leads discussions in the movement of utilizing documentation for historic preservation projects and creating record documents, such as drawings that meet the HABS standards.

DAVID HACIN Founding Principal & Creative Director / Hacin + Associates David J. Hacin FAIA is the Founding Principal and Creative Director of Hacin + Associates, an inter-disciplinary architecture and design firm founded in Boston in 1993. Along with a 30+ person team dedicated to design excellence and client service, David has received extensive media coverage and over 80 regional, national, and international awards in recognition of the studio’s broad portfolio of architecture, interior design, graphics, and branding.

KATIE HORAK Principal / Architectural Resources Group Katie Horak is a Los Angelesarea native and Principal in ARG’s Los Angeles office. She has nearly twenty years’ experience in the field of historic resource management in both the public and private sectors.

Katie is a recognized leader in the industry, bringing creative and innovative solutions to complex issues related to historic site documentation, preservation policy and approvals processes, heritage management and interpretation, and adaptive re-use.

JAIS KWON Associate, Sustainability Design Specialist / FXCollaborative Jais Kwon, LEED AP BD+C, CPHC, is an Associate at FXCollaborative, a New York City-based architecture, interiors, and planning design firm. As a Sustainability Design Specialist, Jais works with design teams to incorporate sustainable design elements and ideas into projects. Understanding the importance of environmentally conscious building, Jais joins the design team early in the design process to achieve a high standard of building performance. Jais holds a M.S. in Environmental Building Design from University of Pennsylvania and a B.Arch from Chung-Ang University in Korea. She is an active member of the AIANY Committee on the Environment and the Urban Green Council’s Emerging Professionals Committee.

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SPEAKERS SCOTT MAENPAA Project Manager / The Architectural Team (TAT) A knowledgeable and proficient project manager, Scott has over 15 years of professional and award-winning design experience.

Highly skilled in the areas of adaptive reuse, new construction and moderate rehabilitation, he has a wide range of sector expertise including multifamily, senior living, and mixed-use. Passionate about the practice of architecture, he seeks to create evocative environments that inspire and enhance the ways in which people work, live, and play. Scott’s responsibilities include all phases from schematic design to planning, permitting, and construction administration.

BRANDON MASSEY Senior Associate / FXCollaborative Brandon Massey, AIA, LEED GA, is a Senior Associate at FXCollaborative, a New York City-based architecture, interiors, and planning design firm. Working on a diverse range of project types, Brandon collaborates with design teams, consultants, and clients to craft projects from initial ideas to construction. In early project phases, he produces design packages and competition entries instrumental in helping institutions and developers see their projects’ full potential. Brandon holds a B.Arch from Rhode Island School of Design and serves as a mentor to high school students through the ACE Mentor Program.

CHRISTINA MCPIKE Director of Energy & Sustainability / WinnCompanies Christina McPike is the Director of Energy & Sustainability at WinnCompanies, a 50-year-old multifamily housing owner, developer, and manager. Since joining Winn’s Energy & Sustainability team in 2013, Christina has implemented over $30 million worth of energy efficiency upgrades across Winn’s portfolio. Under Christina’s leadership, WinnDevelopment successfully integrates high performance design in every project, from occupied moderate renovations to ground up new construction and deep energy retrofits. She has spoken at numerous conferences, including NEEP’s Electrification Symposium, NESEA BE Boston and BE NYC, NH&RA’s Annual Conference, Greenbuild, and Multifamily Exchange. She holds an MS from Northeastern University and a BA from Boston College.

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ERIK MOTT Design Director / Perkins&Will Erik is a creative leader who became an architect to pursue his lifelong interests in both art and science. He leads the design process with a thoughtful approach to the creation of holistically conceived and innovative buildings that positively transform their context, enhance human experience, and create lasting value. Erik’s clients enjoy his thoughtful creative approach and collaborative, engaging thought leadership. His work has received numerous awards for design quality.

MARY RINGHOFF Senior Associate / Architectural Resources Group Mary is an Architectural Historian and Preservation Planner in ARG’s Los Angeles office. She has extensive experience in writing historic contexts, landmark nominations, historic structures reports, and historic resource evaluations, and has managed and contributed to numerous historic resources surveys. Mary is also an archaeologist and has managed dozens of projects involving both prehistoric and historical resources.

Her first (co-authored) book, The River and the Railroad: An Archaeological History of Reno, was published by the University of Nevada Press in 2011.

Mary is on the faculty of the University of Southern California’s School of Architecture as an adjunct lecturer in the Heritage Conservation program, where she teaches a graduate-level Advanced Documentation course.

BILL XU Senior Associate / Perkins&Will Bill is a Senior Project Designer and Architect with 19 years of experience. His innovative design and successful projects across many market sectors include Commercial, Civic and Culture, Science and Technology, Higher Education, Convention Centers, and Mixed-Use. He is a passionate designer and consensus builder, who led teams on complex projects ranging from single building to multi-million square feet multibuilding campuses. He has a keen awareness of the clients’ vision and needs and maintains successful client relationships for repeat business.

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