Saving WI Sacred Places - Adaptive Reuse and Success Stories - CUE 9

This portion of the 2-day workshop will be about the fundamental costs of saving these historic landmarks, successful case studies of adaptive reuse, and historic preservation technology techniques to advance the saving of these sacred spaces. An in-depth analysis will be presented about building acquisition, early cost estimate exercises, architectural/engineering/contractor fees, actual construction costs, securing tax credits, etc. The case studies will supplement the financial discussion through projects throughout the Midwest. The Sinsinawa Dominican Motherhouse will be closely studied through a digital assessment through Historic Preservations techniques using 360 scanners and drone flight. This session of the workshop will supply participants with important knowledge to succeed.
Learning Objective 1: Look behind the curtain at project costs.
Learning Objective 2: Understand the fundamentally unique costs and contractors needed to succeed with a building reuse project.
Learning Objective 3: Make contacts and network with professionals who would be helpful on your next existing building project.
Learning Objective 4: See the numbers behind some very familiar building reuse projects in Wisconsin