Capitolizing on Technology: Preserving the Past and Inspiring the Future with Documentation Strategies at the Michigan State Capitol

Friday, June 21, 2024
8:30am - 5:30pm ET
Saturday, June 22, 2024

8:30am - 11:00am ET

Join us at the Michigan State Capitol Building to experience first-hand the innovative use of strategic documentation underpinning the continuing renovation and repair projects at this site.

We will see how a “digital twin” of the building allows the Owner the ability to navigate the hidden infrastructure of a building digitally via a tablet device, maximizing the efficiency of future maintenance or repair efforts.

Laser scanning, integrated photogrammetry, hydrothermal monitoring, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), and historic building information management (HBIM), will be showcased by international experts including owner’s representatives, architects, conservators, contractors, software designers, as well as a film crew which is documenting the construction efforts.

Come and take advantage of some “behind the scenes” access to the inner workings of the Michigan State Capitol Building and explore how an investment in a documentation strategy will benefit your projects.

Location:
Michigan State Capitol
323 Ottawa St.
Lansing, MI, 48933

Registration Fee:
APT Members: $225
Emerging Professionals: $150
Students: $75
Non-Members: $325

Credits:
8 LU/HSW/PDH Continuing Education Units (Day 1)
2 LU/HSW/PDH Continuing Education Units (Day 2)

Workshop Logistics:

Parking: The two closest parking ramps are North Capitol Ramp & North Grand Ramp. They are both a 2.5 block walk to Heritage Hall. More information.

Recommended Hotels:

Courtyard by Marriott

Double Tree by Hilton

Resources:

"How laser scanners and digital replicas play a role in preserving historic sites," Dan Lohmeyer, Autodesk, May 2024.