Preservation 101 – October 2
How to Research NYC Buildings – October 9
SUPERTALLS : So What? -October 16
Photographing for Preservation – October 23
Preservation School
These four 60-minute sessions, held on Wednesdays in October, will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Neighborhood Preservation Center, 232 East 11th Street (between 2nd and 3rd Avenues).
First 10 people to register will receive free admission!
Email marbulu@hdc.org to reserve your spot.
Wednesday, October 2: Preservation 101
(Instructor: Simeon Bankoff)
$15
Wednesday, October 9: How to Research NYC Buildings
This course delves into tools and strategies for researching buildings in NYC districts, including various repositories and document types. Learn the basics of how to investigate the origins and stories behind historic properties in order to make a strong case for the significance of your district and to present the most thorough information possible.
(Instructor: Gregory Dietrich)
$15
Wednesday, October 16: SUPERTALLS: So What?
This course will help students better understand this new typology that is dominating our neighborhoods and the future of the NYC skyline. By discussing history, policy, development, and advocacy, this class aims to provide the “short scoop on tall buildings”.
(Instructor: Sean Khorsandi)
$15
Wednesday, October 23: Photographing for Preservation
Preservation is first and foremost a visual field. This course will cover architectural photography, providing tips and tricks to improve your photos of buildings and streetscapes to maximize their impact. Expensive equipment doesn’t make a great photo; you’ll learn how to effectively make use of light, timing, and position, to improve your photos.
(Instructor: Lynn Massimo)
$15
Because New York’s Future
Should Include Its Past.
232 East 11th Street
New York NY 10003 United States
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