Workshop: Know Your Options: New Materials for Your Old House
Join us for an exploration into which modern materials are appropriate for use on historic buildings and how they can be best used.
The BH&PS's Lombard J. Pozzi Center for Historic Preservation proudly presents a workshop entitled Know your Options: New Materials for Your Old House. Architect and preservation expert Vincent Pacifico will lead this exploration into which modern materials are appropriate for use on historic buildings and how they can be best used in ways that maintain historic character, but are also functional and sustainable. The event will start with a conversational show-and-tell of modern materials that have been recently approved by the Bristol Historic District Commission and then take participants on a walking tour of their use on buildings right here in town.
A Worcester native and now Bristol resident, Vincent has always had a strong connection to the New England cultural heritage and its historical buildings. His passion for preserving the historic landscape has led him to open his own architectural office in Bristol called Pacific-Visions Studio LLC which is a full service architectural studio where he focuses much of his time working on historic structures. Vincent earned his Masters of Architecture from Roger Williams University and is a licensed Architect in both Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Outside of the studio he enjoys carpentry, growing vegetables, antiquing and exploring nature.
The Lombard J. Pozzi Center for Historic Preservation and Education at the BH&PS honors Lombard J. Pozzi's devotion to Rhode Island's architectural heritage by promoting historic preservation education and advancing knowledge about best practices in conserving our inherited built environment.
The Bristol Historical & Preservation Society seeks to stimulate interest in the history of Bristol, Rhode Island, through education, research, and the collection and preservation of historic objects. Bristol has a rich and vibrant history and one of our goals is to explore this history in as many ways as possible. Keep an eye on our website for more events to come!
Join us for an exploration into which modern materials are appropriate for use on historic buildings and how they can be best used.
The BH&PS's Lombard J. Pozzi Center for Historic Preservation proudly presents a workshop entitled Know your Options: New Materials for Your Old House. Architect and preservation expert Vincent Pacifico will lead this exploration into which modern materials are appropriate for use on historic buildings and how they can be best used in ways that maintain historic character, but are also functional and sustainable. The event will start with a conversational show-and-tell of modern materials that have been recently approved by the Bristol Historic District Commission and then take participants on a walking tour of their use on buildings right here in town.
A Worcester native and now Bristol resident, Vincent has always had a strong connection to the New England cultural heritage and its historical buildings. His passion for preserving the historic landscape has led him to open his own architectural office in Bristol called Pacific-Visions Studio LLC which is a full service architectural studio where he focuses much of his time working on historic structures. Vincent earned his Masters of Architecture from Roger Williams University and is a licensed Architect in both Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Outside of the studio he enjoys carpentry, growing vegetables, antiquing and exploring nature.
The Lombard J. Pozzi Center for Historic Preservation and Education at the BH&PS honors Lombard J. Pozzi's devotion to Rhode Island's architectural heritage by promoting historic preservation education and advancing knowledge about best practices in conserving our inherited built environment.
The Bristol Historical & Preservation Society seeks to stimulate interest in the history of Bristol, Rhode Island, through education, research, and the collection and preservation of historic objects. Bristol has a rich and vibrant history and one of our goals is to explore this history in as many ways as possible. Keep an eye on our website for more events to come!
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- 2 hours
- In person
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Bristol Historical & Preservation Society
48 Court Street
Bristol, RI 02809
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