Come Back to the Future conference Day 3 | Preserving Modern Architecture: Gropius & Belluschi (B3) скачать в хорошем качестве

Come Back to the Future conference Day 3 | Preserving Modern Architecture: Gropius & Belluschi (B3)

Preserving Modern Architecture: Gropius and Belluschi From disputing obsolescence to sourcing hard-to-find materials, conservators and architects encounter real challenges in preserving architecture of the recent past. Our panelists will discuss two case studies: conservation of the Walter Gropius House in Lincoln, Massachusetts (1938), and preservation of the Church of St. Gregory the Great at Portsmouth Abbey in Portsmouth, Rhode Island (1960, Pietro Belluschi, FAIA with George Nakashima, Henry Lee Willett, and Richard Lippold). How can an art/architectural conservation approach inform preservation projects at Modern buildings? How do you make decisions when the research hasn’t answered all the questions? Glenn R. Gardiner, AIA, LEED AP, Founding Principal, Newport Collaborative Architects Betsy Holland, Preservation Manager, Metro Boston Region, Historic New England Martha L. Werenfels, FAIA, LEED AP, Senior Principal, DBVW Architects