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Made to Last: Preserving History through Buildings: Lessons from Seattle

Date and Time

Sunday, October 15, 2023, 12:30 PM until 1:30 PM Pacific Time (US & Canada) (UTC-08:00)

Location

University Heights
5031 University Way NE
Seattle, WA  98105
USA

Event Contact(s)

NEST Office

Category

Special Event

Registration Info

Registration is required

About this event

Tickets are on a sliding scale, $5 - $25. Cash or check preferred. Pay at the door.

2023 marks the 50th anniversary year of Historic Seattle, a membership organization that has preserved and restored buildings, provided the community with educational programming focused on respect for built heritage, and encouraged people to get involved in preservation through its advocacy efforts. Architectural historian and author Lawrence Kreisman will share the projects, educational programs, and advocacy efforts that have had lasting impact upon the region.

Lawrence Kreisman, Hon. AIA Seattle, was Program Director of Historic Seattle for twenty years. He has been recognized for significant work in bringing public attention to the Pacific Northwest’s architectural heritage and its preservation through courses, tours, exhibits, lectures, articles, and eleven books.

Free Parking onsite. The event is in the auditorium on the top floor. You can get there via the stairs or elevator.

Doors open at 12:30pm; come early to purchase a beverage and mingle with other NEST members and architecture enthusiasts.

Thank You to Our Sponsors

Kline Galland
UnitedHealthcare
Jonathan L. Bowman, Attorney at Law, PS
KeyBank
Right at Home
Guild Mortgage
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