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2026 Symposium: Adaptive Reuse and Rehabilitation

When
Friday, September 18, 2026
8:15 AM - 4:00 PM
Location
Pillsbury A-Mill; 301 SE Main Street, Minneapolis, MN 55414
Spaces left
62
Registered
3 registrants

Registration

APT WGLC Board Members – $40.00
This registration type is only for APT WGLC Board Members
APT WGLC Member Attendee - Early Bird – $70.00
Early bird registration for APT WGLC Members (through August 15, 2026)
APT WGLC Member Attendee - Regular – $95.00
Regular registration for APT WGLC Members (after August 15, 2026)
General Non-Member Registration - Early Bird – $105.00
Early bird registration for attendees that are not APT WGLC members (through August 15, 2026)
General Non-Member Registration - Regular – $130.00
Regular registration for attendees that are not APT WGLC members (after August 15, 2026)
Speaker Registration
Speaker registration for a maximum of two speakers per presentation
Student Registration – $20.00
For student attendees - Student ID will be required at check-in. Email aptwglc@gmail.com for registration code.

The Association of Preservation Technology, Western Great Lakes Chapter invites you to join us for our 2026 Symposium - Adaptive Reuse and Rehabilitation.

The event will be held at Pillsbury A-Mill in Minneapolis on Friday, September 18, 2026.

Registration begins at 8:15 am, opening remarks begin at 8:30 am. The program will include a tour of the adaptively reused historic mill, and will conclude at 4:00 pm.

This program will provide 5 CEUs, pending AIA approval. Lunch and light breakfast will be provided during the program.

Thank you to our event sponsors: HGA (lunch sponsor) and Walker Consultants (breakfast sponsor). Additional sponsorships are available - please reach out to aptwglc@gmail.com if interested.

Presentations will include:

Marley Jane Anderson, Preserving Place, Creating Space: Adaptive Reuse of a Historic Bank as Cultural Third Space at 643 Wabash Avenue, Terre Haute, Indiana
Bill Baxley, Restoring Dayton’s: Preservation as a Catalyst for Downtown Renewal
Emma Brown, Adaptive Reuse of 2700 North Pine Grove from Worship to Residential
Nic Cargill, Adaptive Reuse Checklist: Evaluation Essentials for Preserving Masonry Structures
Samuel Cusack, Tuttle By the People: Positioning Preservation as a Tool for Social Connection
Andy Madson, Learning from Leijona: Adapting Obsolete Structures to Meet Building Code and Budget
Grant Magnuson, Case Study: Evaluation and Reconstruction of a Historic Sandstone Entry Tower
Elaine Shapiro, Repairs at St. Clement Church - A Copper-Clad Church Dome with Arched Steel Trusses
Rachel Will and Dan O'Riley, Ramova Theater Renewed - Restoring a "Peaceful Place"
James Zeller and Kristen Navaid, 79 West Monroe Street: Adaptive Reuse, Preservation Strategy, and Building Envelope Lessons from a Chicago Office to Residential Conversion

Registration will be open until Tuesday, September 15, with early bird rates available until August 15.