APT Victoria 2011 - The Association For Preservation Technology ...

Thursday, October 13 (continued)Paper Sessions3:30-5:00 pm Guidelines and Codes: Energy, Fire and Existing Building—[CS09]SaanichTrack: SustainabilitySession Chair: Nancy Barba, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, Portland, MEUSASustainability Assessment of Bridge Systems: An Energy-basedLifecycle Analysis (EM-LCA)Bahareh Reza, PhD candidate, University of British Columbia,Kelowna CanadaImproving Energy Efficiency in Historic Buildings—How Far HaveWe Come?Jo Ellen Hensley, LEED Green Associate, National Park Service,Washington, DC USAWhy Energy Codes Matter: Applicability to Historic and OtherExisting ResourcesMarilyn Kaplan, FAPT, New York State Energy Research and DevelopmentAuthority, Albany, NY USASustainability, Disasters and Preservation: Creating Awarenessand Understanding SynergiesChristopher Marrion, PE, FSFPE, Marrion Fire & Risk Consulting PE,LLC, New York, NY USA3:30-5:00 pm Learning from the US Capitol Historic Landscape— [CS10]EsquimaltTrack: Cultural Landscapes and CommunitiesPanel Moderator: Lonnie Hovey, AIA, FAPT, Philadelphia, PA USARecognizing Olmsted’s Legacy for a Sustainable FuturePanelists: Theodore R. Bechtol, Jr., Superintendent of the CapitolGrounds, Washington, DC USA; Martin Shore, AIA Associate, TheArchitect of the Capitol, Washington, DC USA; and Patricia M.O’Donnell, FASLA, AICP, Principal, Heritage Landscapes LLC, Charlotte,VT USA3:30-5:00 pm Lighthouses: Maintaining and Repairing—[CS11]Lecture Theatre Track: Buildings, Structures and VesselsSession Chair: Dan Worth, AIA, Lincoln, NE USAPreliminary Structural Assessment of Hooper Island LighthouseAlexandra Terpeluk, EIT, University of Texas, Austin, TX, USASakonnet Light RestorationJohn Wathne, PE, Structures North Consulting Engineers, Salem, MAUSA13