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Tenement Museum Tour: History and Preservation Projects

New York, NY
Monday, September 8
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM

        
Tenement Museum, Lower East Side, New York. Credit: Tenement Museum

Join APTNE for a special behind-the-scenes tour of the Lower East Side Tenement Museum, led by renowned preservationists Andrew Dolkart, Stephanie Hoagland, and Judith Saltzman. Andrew, a Professor at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP) and author of Biography of a Tenement House in New York City, will discuss the building’s layered past and introduce the new edition of his book. Stephanie, Principal at Jablonski Building Conservation, will share insights into the conservation of historic finishes she helped preserve on site. Judith Saltzman, a founding principal of Li/Saltzman Architects, will share her experience as the architect leading multiple projects at the museum.

Attendees will explore the rich history of tenement housing and immigration in New York City while learning about the museum’s award-winning preservation efforts. The Tenement Museum has been nationally recognized for its work, receiving the National Medal for Museum and Library Service, the Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award, and a MASterworks Award for Best Restoration.

This tour offers a rare opportunity to learn about the intersection of architectural conservation and social history from three leading experts in the field.

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Event Leaders

Andrew S. Dolkart is a Professor of Historic Preservation at Columbia University's GSAPP and a leading expert on New York City architecture. A graduate of Colgate University and Columbia’s Historic Preservation Program, he has worked in preservation for over three decades—as a Landmarks Preservation Commission staff member, consultant, and educator. He is widely recognized for his writing on the city’s vernacular architecture and neighborhood development, including the award-winning *Biography of a Tenement House in New York City

Stephanie Hoagland is a Principal at Jablonski Building Conservation, specializing in the analysis and preservation of historic architectural finishes. With extensive experience in materials conservation, she has led numerous restoration projects across the U.S., including finish conservation work at the Lower East Side Tenement Museum. Stephanie is known for her expertise in paint analysis, historic finishes, and developing conservation strategies for culturally significant buildings.

Judith Saltzman is a founding principal of Li/Saltzman Architects with over 40 years of experience in architecture and historic preservation. She leads the firm with a focus on environmentally and socially responsible design and has worked on numerous award-winning cultural and civic projects. Her early roles included work with the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission and the Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities. Judith holds an architecture degree from Pratt Institute and a master’s in Historic Preservation from Columbia University. She is a registered architect in four states, a LEED Accredited Professional, and active in organizations such as the Municipal Art Society, ICOMOS, and DOCOMOMO.

DETAILS & LOGISTICS

• APTNE Member: $15
• Student Members: Complimentary
• Non-Members: $25
• Student Non Members:  $10
• Non-member students may receive a discounted Student rate *provided that a copy of your student ID is uploaded for verification

Address

• 97 and 103 Orchard St, New York, NY 10002

Transportation

• Subway J Z B D F M, Street Parking

Parking

• On Street

Accessibility

• This tour is not ADA Accessible 

Thank you to our sponsor, Gladding McBean!

Closing Reception for the "Skilled" Photography Exhibit:

Albany, NY
Saturday, September 20th
4:00 - 7:00 PM

Photo Credit: 

This event marks the closing of "Skilled," a photography exhibit featuring 24 framed photos of traditional tradespeople. A collaboration between photographer Tod Bryant and Ken Follett, the exhibit is an exploration of the traditional building trades, highlighting the intersection of tradition, technology, and community.

The event is structured in two parts: a lecture followed by an interactive reception.

The evening will begin with a lecture by Ken Follett, a Board Member of the Association of Preservation Technology Northeast. "From Sacred Labor to Peak Performance: Exploring Work, Community, and the Flow State." The talk will explore how work, when treated as a sacred and communal activity, can lead to a "sharing of flow" among participants. Drawing insights from the Shakers and other historic communal societies, Follett will discuss this collective state of peak performance and engagement.

Following the lecture, attendees will enjoy the closing reception for the exhibit. Guests can view the 24 photographs while enjoying refreshments. A unique feature of the reception will be an open conversation with both the photographer, Tod Bryant, and the tradespeople who are the subjects of the photographs. This session offers a special opportunity to gain deeper insight into their skilled work.

You can get a preview of the portrait photography featured in the exhibit at this link: https://www.flickr.com/photos/126773879@N08/54604388644/in/album-72177720311004801

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Details & Logistics:

Tickets

• APTNE Member: $10
• Non-Members: $15

Address

• Shaker Heritage Society, 25 Meeting House Rd, Albany, NY 12211

Thank you to our sponsors, APTNE and Shaker Heritage Society!

4th Annual APTNE Golf Outing:
The Saint Andrew's Golf Club

Hastings-on-Hudson, New York
Wednesday, September 24th
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Photo Credit: Image Courtesy of Ken Follett

Join APTNE for our 4th 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:

Registration begins at 8:30 AM followed by a full breakfast prior to Golf Start and a 2 Hour Open Bar and BBQ following Golf. Networking and cocktail reception begins at 2:30 PM

• Full round of golf, includes Reception
• $550 per person
• $2,200 Foursome
• Tour plus Reception
• $125 Individual
• Hole Sponsor:  $250
  

• The Saint Andrew's Golf Club
  10 Old Jackson Avenue
  Hastings-on-Hudson NY 10706

• Parking available on premises

• Check-In in front of Saint Andrew's Pro Shop

• 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.