CPI Technical Training Workshops

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Trainees are responsible for securing and paying for travel, lodging, and meals while attending. Refunds will be available for up to one week before the workshop, after which point, no refunds will be given.

This workshop will teach participants how/where to start on the successful path to a restoration or construction project for a historic building. Join Graham Johnson with Spectrum General Contractors and Andy Duckett-Emke, Project Architect with Anderson Hallas Architects as they take participants on a crash course of historic building projects.  The workshop will take place at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church and is designed for homeowners as well as commercial property owners.  Topics will include how to incorporate a productive planning/design phase in your project to minimize surprises that can otherwise become construction road bumps.

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