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Preservation Conference
Overview
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Traditional Building Exhibition and
Conference
Chicago, September 18-20
Landmarks Illinois is partnering with
Traditional Building Exhibition and Conference to offer a discounted registration rate for our members to
attend this fall’s conference. The three-day program, which includes over 65
educational sessions, workshops, and tours, is one of the largest events of its
kind in the U.S. Preservation topics include: building sensitive additions in
landmark districts, award-winning rehabilitation projects, protecting mid-20th
century architecture, repairing historic windows, and utilizing tax incentives.
This year’s exhibit hall features live demonstrations of common restoration
projects for interested do-it-yourselfers. Over 20 American Institute of
Architects Continuing Education credits may be earned at this event. For further
details, visit
www.tradionalbuildingshow.com.
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Discount for Landmarks
Illinois Members
Landmarks Illinois members will
receive a unique Registration Form in the mail allowing them to take advantage
of a substantial discount for the Traditional Building Exhibition and
Conference. This discount is not available online. This discount is only
available to current members. If you are not a member of Landmarks Illinois,
join or renew today.
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(photo) Join fellow colleages for the
Tradional Building Gala Reception held on the rooftop of Navy Pier on September
19. Exhibits and conference workshops will be held in Festival Hall. Photo:
early 20th c., Navy Peier, Chicago, K & S. Photographers.
CLG Workshop
Chicago, September 18-20
A training workshop for the
preservation staff of Illinois Certified Local Governments (CLGs) will be held
in conjunction with the Traditional Building event. For workshop details and
registration information, call the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency’s Local
Government Services office at (217) 782-4836.
American Planning Association (APA)
2008 Illinois State Conference
Champaign-Urbana, October 29-31
Meet with colleagues from across the
state and enhance your planning skills by attending the APA--Illinois Chapter’s
annual conference. Landmarks Illinois is part of the program committee for this
year’s conference, which will include sessions on the most common preservation
challenges faced by community planners. Certification Maintenance credits are
available. Visit www.ilapa.org for conference and registration details.
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