2003-2004 Historic Preservation Lecture Series

Fall and Spring 2004 lecture series for Historic Preservation.

Historic Preservation Lecture Series 2003-2004
Faculty Coordinator: Prof. Jorge Otero-Pailos
Student Organizers: Leslie Klein, Brigitte Cook, Mikel Travisano.

September 22nd
Maurizio Bradaschia
Professor of Architecture University of Trieste, Italy.
”Projects for an Historical Town: The Waterfront of Trieste, Italy."

October 6th
Attilio Petruccioli
Dean, School of Architecture, Polytechnic University of Bari, Italy.
"Design and Restoration, Two Faces of the Same Coin: The Theory of Saverio Muratori."

November 10th
Dean Koga
Architect and Conservator, New York.
"The Decline and Rebirth of the New Amsterdam Theater."

January 23rd
Dan Dubowitz
Photographer, Glasgow.
“Three Sanctuaries” and other projects

February 3rd
Dr. Arq. Manuel Martin-Hernandez
Professor of History and Theory, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain.
“The Design Project in Preservation” Professor of Architectural Theory

February 19th
Jon Calame and Kirstin Sechler
Minerva Partners.
“Architecture & Conflict: New Roles for Cultural Heritage Professionals in the Context of Social Rehabilitation”

February 24th
Sherida E. Paulsen
PKSB Architects, and Former Chair, New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission
“Preservation: New York Style”

March 2nd
Jorge Rigau
Dean, School of Architecture, Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico “Contemporary Problems in Preservation: Latin American Perspectives“

March 23rd
Joeb Moore
Assistant Director; Columbia/Barnard Undergraduate Architecture Program, Principle, Kaehler/Moore Architects
“ Suspended Objects: Original and Copy, Transformations to Eliot Noyes’ Brown Residence in New Canaan, Connecticut”

April 6th
Daniel Bluestone
Director, Historic Preservation Program, University of Virginia.
“All Architecture Is Local: Site Specifics in Design and Preservation” Associate Professor of Architectural History.

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