5th Annual Golf Outing (9/30)

APTNE Career Panel Talk

Wednesday, September 23rd
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Join APT Northeast for the first installment of a virtual career panel series designed to introduce preservation students to the many professional paths available within the field of historic preservation.

Historic preservation is a broad and interdisciplinary practice, drawing on architecture, engineering, conservation science, and craft trades. This inaugural panel brings together four APTNE board members whose careers span architectural conservation, preservation design, rope access documentation, and terra cotta fabrication—offering students a look at the range of routes into this field.

Whether you're drawn to design, materials science, fieldwork, or craft trades of preservation, this panel offers a firsthand look at how varied a career in this field can be.

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Event Leaders

Kevin Daly has more than 30 years’ experience in historic preservation in the New York City area, in both architectural conservation and preservation design. His career includes stints at Building Conservations Associates, Walter B. Melvin Architects, and Jablonski Building Conservation, where he has been located since 2023. Kevin coordinates all phases of restoration projects including assessment, design assistance, client communications, and construction quality control. He specializes in conservation of exterior envelope materials including field testing and laboratory analysis. Kevin is a graduate of UCLA and of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, and has presented papers for organizations including APT, AIC, OHNY, HDC, FIT, and Landmarks West! He is a past Chair and current executive committee member of the American Institute for Conservation’s (AIC) Architecture Specialty Group, and is also on the executive board of APT-Northeast and technical committees of APTI.

Patrick Capruso’s career in architectural preservation began at Boston Valley Terra Cotta, where he worked as a production finisher, shaping clay for architectural ornamentation. He went on to join Vertical Access, where his experience in recreating architectural ornament translated into a keen eye for documenting existing building conditions. In addition to managing on-site fieldwork, he served as a SPRAT Level III certified rope access technician and Vertical Access’ Rope Access Program Administrator. Patrick recently returned to Boston Valley Terra Cotta as the company’s Restoration Business Development Specialist, where he brings together his experience in architectural preservation, technical documentation, and terra cotta fabrication.

Benjamin Lueck Ben is an architect at DBVW Architects in Providence, Rhode Island, specializing in the preservation of existing structures. His work currently focuses on condition assessments and restoration designs for late 19th- and early 20th-century masonry structures, rehabilitation of contemporary and historic building enclosures, and improvements to building systems and accessibility. He has worked on many properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places, as well as prominent structures managed by the National Park Service. He has a Master of Architecture and a Master of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of California, Berkeley.

Olga Hathaway is a senior level consultant and project manager with BES, a building enclosure firm based in Boston, MA, and Providence, RI. With nearly 20 years of professional experience, Olga specializes in the preservation and rehabilitation of historic structures, a focus that is her expertise and passion. Throughout her career, Olga has contributed to a wide range of projects ranging from stabilization repairs to comprehensive envelope restorations, guiding them from initial research and assessment through construction administration. Her experience spans both the consultant and contractor sides of the industry, providing her with valuable insight and appreciation for the challenges and perspectives of each role. Olga is also an active advocate for preservation and professional development within the building enclosure community. She is especially involved with the Association of Preservation Technology Northeast Chapter (APTNE), where she has been an active board member. She also regularly participates in industry events and is dedicated to mentorship and training of junior staff, helping to cultivate the next generation of professionals in the field. Olga holds a Master of Science in Building Conservation from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Northeastern University.

DETAILS & LOGISTICS

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!

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DETAILS & LOGISTICS

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

• Yes

Meals / Refreshments

• Full Breakfast prior to Golf Start, 2 Hour Open Bar BBQ following Golf