Previous Events
AIA'22 Conference in Chicago
highlighted the challenges faced by elected officials and planners in adapting historic communities inundated by rising tides and extreme storm events. From the East Coast to the West Coast and the Midwest between, architects, engineers, planners and preservationists are working with local, state and federal agency personnel and programs to assess historic community vulnerabilities and develop strategies for reducing risk. The Craig Group was honored to be a participant in this panel discussion.
2020 Nantucket Preservation Symposium
Additional details coming soon.
Capitol Gazette
Additional details coming soon.
2017 KHAW (Keeping History Above Water)
Annapolis Chief of Historic Preservation
FORT LAUDERDALE STRATEGIC HISTORIC PRESERVATION PLAN | VIRTUAL EDUCATION PRESENTATION
March 24, 2022
Historic Preservation Planning for a More Resilient Fort Lauderdale
STRATEGIC HISTORIC PRESERVATION PLAN WORKSHOP
March 31, 2022
Location: New River Inn 231 SW 2nd Avenue Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
KEEPING HISTORY ABOVE WATER: NORFOLK
May 15-18, 2022
Location: Chrysler Museum of Art, 1 Memorial Place, Norfolk, VA 23510
Presentation on May 16 - 2:40 pm
Resilience and Relevance: A Whole Community Approach to Climate Adaptation Planning
Lisa Craig and Keri Ragland - The Craig Group Partners, LLC
Contracted to develop the Cultural Resource and Community Profile chapters of the Resilience and Hazard Mitigation Plan for New Bern, North Carolina, The Craig Group team identified the cultural value of diversity and inclusion considerations for disaster adaptation impacts on the African American community. In this conference session, The Craig Group emphasizes the need for “whole community” public awareness, education and engagement as a mitigation strategy to include all racial perspectives.
MAIN STREET NOW CONFERENCE
May 16-18, 2022
Location: Richmond, VA
Session: Visualizing Downtown: A Climate Adaptation Approach to Resilient Heritage
Lisa Craig, Kimberly Rose - The Craig Group
Sujin Kim - University of Florida
Using laser scanning technology to document historic downtowns has a variety of potential uses, one of the most significant being the ability to use the data to visualize the future of climate impacts on buildings and businesses. This session will explore how two historic downtowns (Nantucket, MA and St. Augustine, FL) have benefitted from an academic partnership with the University of Florida to plan for adaptation of their historic districts to future climate-related disasters.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS | CONFERENCE ON ARCHITECTURE 2022
Jun 22-25, 2022
Location: McCormick Place, Chicago, Illinois
Saturday, June 25, 2022
Session: Three Coasts: Sea-Level Rise Solutions for Historic Waterfronts
Seminar Presenter: Peter Birkholz, AIA – President, Principal, Page & Turnbull
Panelist: Lisa Craig – Principal, The Craig Group
Seminar Presenter: Edith Makra
Seminar Presenter: Morris Hylton - Climate Change Architect, NPS