Frank Shirley Architects

The Greenest Building is Already Built
October 16, 2010 9:00am to 12:30pm
Boston Architectural College - 320 Newbury Street, Boston

This half-day symposium composed of five 20-minute talks outlines when and how it makes economic sense to preserve older buildings. The symposium examines the financial repercussions of green renovations in the context of the historic and aesthetic appeal of our homes and neighborhoods. Speakers present perspectives from a variety of professions and organizations— architecture, architectural education, sustainability engineering, preservation, and historical commissions.

Moderator: Kyle Hoepner, Editor-in-Chief, New England Home magazine

Presenters:
Frank Shirley, Principal, Frank Shirley Architects
Jeff Stein, Head of the School of Architecture and Dean, Boston Architectural College
Mark Price, Senior Sustainability Consultant
Rebecca Williams, Program Officer, National Trust for Historic Preservation
Charles Sullivan, Cambridge Historical Commission