[MassHistPres] Sustainability Guidelines for Historic Homes

[Stacia Caplanson]

Dear Heather

This is a very exciting initiative. Several years ago, our organization
Preservation Massachusetts, organized a series of workshops "Historic
Windows: Making the Case" which provided opportunities for attendees to
learn more about historic windows and why repairing rather than replacing
these windows is a sustainable practice. Information presented at that
program as well as a bibliography and other resources can be found at
https://www.preservationmass.org/windows

Please have your intern reach out to us if they have other questions. We
are happy to share our information and look forward to learning more about
this important topic.

Wishing you all the best,
Stacia

*Stacia Caplanson*

*Preservation Circuit Rider for Central and Western MA**Preservation
Massachusetts*



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On Wed, Jun 10, 2020 at 2:56 PM Heather Gill <hgill at concordma.gov> wrote:

> ​This summer, the Town of Concord is hosting a summer intern through the
> UNH Sustainability Institute focusing on sustainability guidelines for
> historic homes. Her goal is to identify barriers, document best practices,
> and create resources for sustainability in older, historic homes and within
> the historic districts in Concord. She’ll be joining us for 10 weeks
> starting the beginning of June.
>
> I’m looking for other communities that have done similar research, have
> resources for historic homes/districts, or have experts on staff. If you
> are willing to be interviewed as part of her research or have
> recommendations for others that could provide insight, please let me know.
> Thanks!
>
> Heather Gill, ​Senior Planner
> Town of Concord
> hgill at concordma.gov​
>
>
>
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