Rebuilt and Reimagined: Adaptive Reuse in Tribeca Walking Tour
New York, NY Thursday, August 13th 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Photo Credit: James Russiello
Among Manhattan’s most recognizable neighborhoods, Tribeca has long been marketed with legacy structures and contemporary vision. In the late 1950s through the mid-1960s, the area, then known as Washington Market was cleared for urban renewal, with several structures marked for preservation through relocation. Dismayed at the urban renewal outcome, preservationists rallied to study and save a later-built cast-iron fronted neighborhood to its north: SoHo, which contributed to its trendy name and early designation as a historic district in 1973. Following that success, artists and later developers redeveloped the historic masonry buildings south of SoHo in the 1980s, captured in publications and films (1985’s *After Hours* and 1986’s *Hannah and Her Sisters*). Take a meandering walk discussing urban innovation through the old bones of a manufacturing district adaptively reused as a creative space for artists, galleries, and later luxury shopping. This tour will focus on creative insertions, adaptive reuse of historic buildings, and exciting new infill designs, and will be led by licensed NYC sightseeing guide James Russiello, who has worked in preservation in the city for over a decade.
DETAILS & LOGISTICS
Tickets
- APTNE Member: $20
- APTNE Students: Free
- Non-member Student: $5
- Non-member students may receive a discounted ticket *provided that a copy of your student ID is uploaded for verification.
- Non-Members: $35
Location
Transportation
- Chamber St Station (1, 2, 3) or Franklin St Station (1).
Meeting Locations
- Meet at the northwest corner of Harrison and Greenwich Streets..
Accessibility
- NYC Streets are ADA accessible
Thank you to our sponsors, Nicholson & Galloway, Shawmut and Walker Consultants!

New York Mets Baseball Live: APTNE Member Appreciation Night
Queens, NY Thursday, August 27th 7:10 PM - 10:00 PM
Photo Credit: IloveNY.com
Come spend a summer evening with your APTNE friends and associates watching New York Mets baseball at Citi Field. The Mets will be playing the Milwaukee Brewers! Bring your friends and family, APTNE members can purchase up to four tickets at the special member rate.
DETAILS & LOGISTICS
Tickets
- APTNE Member: $15 per ticket
- Members may purchase up to four (4) tickets for friends and family at the member rate
- Non-Members: $45 per ticket
Location
- Citi Field is located in Flushing Meadows–Corona Park, in Queens. 41 Seaver Way, Queens, NY 11368
- The Mets encourage fans to plan ahead, explore the full range of transportation options, and pre-purchase parking or transit when applicable. Visit New York Mets transportation website for details.
Accessibility
5th Annual APTNE Golf Outing: The Saint Andrew's Golf Club
Hastings-on-Hudson, New York Wednesday, September 30th 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM 9:30 AM Shotgun Start
Photo Credit: Ken Follett
Join APTNE for our 5th Annual Golf Outing at The Saint Andrew's Golf Club in Hastings-on-Hudson, NY, the oldest continuously operating golf club in the United States. Our event is catered to our golfers, but also our preservationists interested in history.
For golfers, the day will begin at 8:00 AM, with registration, a full breakfast on deck, and a shotgun start to the full round of golf (scramble format) at 9:30 AM complete with competitions and prizes.
For our non-golfing preservationists, please join the party for networking and cocktail reception after golf beginning at approximately 2:30pm!
DETAILS & LOGISTICS
Tickets
Location
Parking
- Parking is available on premises.
Attire
- All golfers must wear shoes with non-metal spikes.
- Collared shirts are required.
- Shorts on any player must be at least Bermuda length.
- Denim clothing is not permitted on any player while on the course.
Meeting Locations
- Meeting & Check In in front of Saint Andrew's Pro Shop.
Accessibility
Meals / Refreshments
- Full Breakfast prior to Golf Start, 2 Hour Open Bar BBQ following Golf
APTNE Connect @ CANY
Under One Roof: Redesigning Spaces for their Second Act
New York, NY Thursday, September 17th 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Photo Credit: APTNE
A night of trivia and exploring CANY’s redevelopment projects, where sustainability, historic preservation, architecture, and engineering intersect. Bring your competitive instincts, no reference books allowed.
Event Leaders
Joseph Badolato - Chief Strategy Officer
Joe Badolato brings vision, adaptability, and hands-on industry experience to his role as CANY’s Chief Strategy Officer. With a background working on building enclosures of existing buildings of all ages and the development of modern buildings, he played a key role in aligning CANY’s operations with its long-term goals, expanding beyond New York City, and empowering the next generation of leaders to carry forward the company’s ethos of trust, innovation, and excellence. Joe’s leadership emphasizes strategic growth, mentoring, and cultivating a collaborative culture where team members thrive.
Vincent Ortiz - Director of Professional Services
As Director of Professional Services, Vincent Ortiz serves as applicant of record and special inspector, while also combining technical oversight with hands-on involvement and mentorship. His experience spans building enclosure investigations, restoration design, forensics, design consulting, construction administration, and special inspections. Drawn to the point where design on the page meets execution in the field, he focuses on building systems that make good work consistent and scalable, supporting teams with the tools, standards and guidance they need to succeed. What motivates him most is the chance to solve problems that are practical, collaborative, and built to last.
Jennifer Murphy
Jennifer Murphy thrives in the world of possibilities, especially the unpredictable ones. Embracing Murphy’s Law as motivation, she plans meticulously and adapts quickly, shaping how she leads as a Project Manager. Equipped with a civil engineering degree, Jennifer combines a love of technical problem-solving with a strong sense of teamwork. Known for her foresight and strategic mindset, she excels at pre-planning, anticipating risks and designing effective solutions, all with a steady composure and an optimistic outlook.
DETAILS & LOGISTICS
Tickets
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APTNE Member: Free
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Non-Members: Free
Location
Transportation
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CANY's offices are easy to reach by subway. The closest stop is 28th Street on the N/R/W (Broadway), about a one-block walk. Also nearby are the 28th Street stop on the 1 (Seventh Avenue) and the 28th Street stop on the 6 (Park Avenue South), each just a few blocks away.
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The 34th Street–Herald Square hub (B/D/F/M/N/Q/R/W and PATH) is a short walk north and connects most major lines.
Parking
Accessibility
Thank you to our sponsors, CANY, Gladding McBean and Ryan Biggs Clark Davis!

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