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Follow our page to get updates on the whereabouts and upcoming events of the Northeast Chapter of the Association of Preservation Technology (APTNE)!

Originally founded as the APT New York Chapter in the mid-1980s, the organization was restructured in 2003 as the APT Northeast Chapter encompassing New England, New York State, and northern New Jersey. At present we have approximately over 110 members. As a chapter, we conduct workshops, co-sponsor events with local and statewide preservation organizations, and sponsor symposia including our annu

al meeting. We support preservation students by offering scholarships and outreach for student chapters. Like our page to learn more about our organization and stay in the loop about upcoming events!

06/03/2026

Whether you’re studying historic preservation, architecture, engineering, conservation, planning, or a related field, now is the time to renew your FREE APTNE Student Membership!

As a student member, you’ll gain access to:
Networking opportunities with preservation professionals
Scholarships and student support programs
Leadership and volunteer opportunities
Educational programs and chapter events
Opportunities to present your work and connect with peers across the Northeast

APTNE is dedicated to helping the next generation of preservation professionals build connections, gain experience, and grow their careers.

Ready to stay involved? Visit our Student Opportunities page to learn more and renew your membership.
https://aptne.memberclicks.net/student-opportunities

05/28/2026

APTNE members and friends are invited to a special visit to Philip Johnson’s Glass House in New Canaan, CT, a National Historic Landmark and defining work of modern architecture.

This extended, 2.5-hour docent-led experience offers access to the Glass House and its surrounding landscape, including Philip Johnson’s Studio, Brick House, Painting Gallery, Sculpture Gallery, Da Monsta, and a range of outdoor sculpture installations across the site.

This is a unique opportunity to engage with an iconic architectural environment while connecting with colleagues in historic preservation. Discounted admission is available for APTNE members, and sponsors may apply Sponsor Benefit Comp Tickets.

Learn more and register online: https://www.aptne.org/upcoming-events

05/22/2026

Join us for an evening of design, preservation, and conversation at PBDW Architects!

APTNE Connect heads to PBDW’s New York City studio for a behind-the-scenes look at the firm’s design and preservation practice while reflecting on 60 years of impactful work in NYC and beyond. Connect with fellow colleagues and friends over drinks and aperitivo while discussing projects centered on preservation, adaptive reuse, sustainability, and new construction.

This is a rare opportunity to learn more about iconic projects including Powerhouse Arts, Sotheby’s, Palace Theatre, and the Park Avenue Armory.

Register online: https://www.aptne.org/aptne-connect
We hope to see you there!

05/19/2026

Join for Pints & Plaster, an engaging evening exploring the craft and conservation of architectural plaster.

Hosted by the team at Buffalo Architectural Casting, this hands-on event will introduce participants to plaster casting techniques inspired by historic travertine replication, while also providing a behind-the-scenes look at the role cast materials play in preserving historic architecture. Guests will have the opportunity to tour the facility, connect with fellow preservation professionals, and learn how traditional craftsmanship continues to evolve through modern innovation.

No prior experience is needed. Whether you work in preservation, architecture, engineering, conservation, or simply have an interest in historic building materials, this event offers a unique opportunity to learn, network, and create.

Learn more and register online: https://www.aptne.org/upcoming-events

05/15/2026

Looking to get more involved with APTNE? Join one of our committees and help support the chapter throughout the year!

Committee opportunities include:
• Communications
• Membership
• Sponsorship
• Student Outreach
• Programs
• Symposium
• Central NY
• Western NY

Whether you’d like to contribute ideas or support upcoming initiatives, there’s a place to get involved.

To learn more or express interest, email: [email protected]

05/08/2026

APTNE is pleased to announce our 2026 Student Liaisons, Elen Baez and Nour Abdulmajid!

Elen Baez Sanchez, Columbia University, is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Historic Preservation at Columbia University. Alongside her studies, she works as an Assistant Editor for Future Anterior and as a Preservation Lab Technician, combining research, architectural history, and hands-on conservation work.

Nour Abdulmajid, Northeastern University, is an architectural designer with a growing focus on historic preservation and existing buildings. Currently an intern at John G. Waite Associates, her work reflects a strong interest in craftsmanship, cultural memory, and the evolving stories buildings carry over time.

05/01/2026

Join APTNE for our next APTNE Connect event hosted by Thornton Tomasetti!

Connect with architects, engineers, and contractors working with existing buildings as we share projects, exchange ideas, and build new connections across the region. Attendees will also have the opportunity to learn more Thornton Tomasetti’s preservation and building envelope work.

🔗 Learn more + register: https://www.aptne.org/aptne-connect

04/25/2026

Save the date! ⛳️ for the APTNE 5th Annual Golf Outing.

Bringing together our members, sponsors, and colleagues for an day of connection, camaraderie, and competition on the course, this years event is planned for 9.30.2026!

Additional details regarding registration, sponsorship opportunities, and event timing will be shared soon!

04/15/2026

Join APTNE for an exclusive tour of Foundry 101, a remarkable adaptive reuse project that transforms a 19th-century steam pump manufactory into a vibrant hub for innovation, arts, and workforce development.

Led by Justin Crane (CambridgeSeven) and Lena Currie (SGH), this tour will explore the design challenges, preservation strategies, and sustainability goals behind this net zero carbon-ready community space.

📍 Cambridge, MA
🎟️ https://www.aptne.org/upcoming-events

04/08/2026

APTNE is proud to sponsor the upcoming Traditional & Natural Finishes training with Guildhall.

Guildhall’s inaugural program offers a multi-day, immersive experience exploring lime plaster, linseed oil paint, oils, stains, and other heritage coatings. The training blends expert-led demonstrations with meaningful, hands-on practice.

Participants can choose from two complementary tracks, available to register individually or together based on your interests and goals. This training gives attendees practical skills they can bring directly into their work.

Registration is managed through APTNE, and you can explore full details, including curriculum, instructors, and pricing, on Guildhall’s websiteAPTNE members receive special discounted rates.

https://www.guildhall-training.com/

Early bird registration ends April 15! Be sure to secure your spot and take advantage of discounted rates!

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