Past Annual Symposiums
APTNE holds Annual Symposiums throughout our territory, typically in early February during which over 200 students, young professionals, and professionals come together to learn about and discuss preservation presentations over the course of a day. Jump to: 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
2024 Symposium - Amherst, Massachusetts
Facilitating Preservation: Solving Complex Challenges Together
2023 Symposium - Salem, Massachusetts
Tested By Fire: Fired Materials
2022 Symposium - Hudson, New York
Walking the Preservation Tightrope: Technology vs. Tradition
2021 Symposium - Virtual
Disasters and How We Overcome Them
2020 Symposium - Providence, Rhode Island
20/20 Vision: New Uses for Old Buildings
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2019 Symposium - Jersey City, New Jersey
Restoring Historic Theaters in the 21st Century
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2018 Symposium- New Haven, Connecticut
Preservation in a Campus Environment: Challenges and Opportunities
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2017 Symposium- Albany, New York
Preserving Buildings of the Modern Era
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2016 Symposium- Newport, Rhode Island
Water and Its Impact on Historic Sites and Structures
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2015 Symposium- New York, New York
Best Practices: What Works, What Doesn't
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2014 Symposium- Boston, Massachusetts
Innovative Adaptive Reuse of Historic Structures
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2013 Symposium- Stamford, Connecticut
Historic Concrete Restoration
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2012 Symposium- Hartford, Connecticut
Historic Lighting
2011 Symposium- Boston, Massachusetts
Use of Substitute Materials on Historic Preservation Projects
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