A bonus APT NYC 2013 Conference event courtesy of the facilitators St. Patrick’s Cathedral Tour Initial Phases of Construction 7:00 am–Noon, Monday, October 14 Fees: $15 (pay at APT Registration Desk) Capacity: 20 Transportation: Walk .7 mile on your own to 460 Madison Ave. (see directions on back) Dress Code: Casual with sturdy walking shoes (no sandals); hard hats will be provided. Handicapped Accessibility: none Continuing Education: yes St. Patrick’s Cathedral, dubbed America’s Parish Church, annually hosts more than five million people. Many visit as tourists, but many more participate in the life of the Church. The cathedral, which is the seat of the Archbishop of New York, is undertaking restoration in the midst of being an active church and tourist attraction. APT NYC 2013 Conference participants have a unique opportunity to tour the Cathedral, guided by the restoration consultant, design architect, and restoration contractor, to observe the ongoing restoration work. You will see this active and complex construction site in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, as well as learn the history of the physical church structure and the restoration project. Read about St. Patrick’s history and watch a restoration transformation video: http://www.saintpatrickscathedral.org/ Agenda 7:00 Optional Mass 7:45 Check-in: Meet at the Cathedral steps at 5 th Avenue and 51 st Street • All participants must have a ticket and sign a liability release 8:00 Welcome by Monsignor Ritchie 8:10–9:00 Interior Tour, Referencing the Key Plan • Sanctuary, Doors, Mockup Areas, Stained Glass, Crypt 9:15–10:30 Discussions with Project Team Members (refreshments provided) • Project Master Plan and The Urban Environment • Stained Glass Testing and Scope Discussion • Stone Testing and Scope Discussion • BIM 360 Demonstration 10:45–Noon Outside Tour Observe Cleaning of Stone and Discuss Mockup Protocols and Techniques Facilitators/Coordinators Ray Pepi, Building Conservation Associates, Inc. | Jeff Murphy, Murphy Burnham & Buttrick Dan Tyler, Deerpath Construction Corporation | Tom Murphy, Deerpath Construction Corporation

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A bonus APT NYC 2013 Conference event courtesy of the facilitators

St. Patrick’s Cathedral Tour Ini t ia l Phases o f

Construc t ion 7:00 am–Noon, Monday, October 14 Fees: $15 (pay at APT Registration Desk) Capacity: 20 Transportation: Walk .7 mile on your own to 460 Madison Ave. (see directions on back) Dress Code: Casual with sturdy walking shoes (no sandals); hard hats will be provided. Handicapped Accessibility: none Continuing Education: yes

St. Patrick’s Cathedral, dubbed America’s Parish Church, annually hosts more than five million people. Many visit as tourists, but many more participate in the life of the Church. The cathedral, which is the seat of the Archbishop of New York, is undertaking restoration in the midst of being an active

church and tourist attraction.

APT NYC 2013 Conference participants have a unique opportunity to tour the Cathedral, guided by the restoration consultant, design architect, and restoration contractor, to observe the ongoing restoration work. You will see this active and complex construction site in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, as well as learn the history of the physical church structure and the restoration project. Read about St. Patrick’s history and watch a restoration transformation video: http://www.saintpatrickscathedral.org/

Agenda 7:00 Optional Mass 7:45 Check-in: Meet at the Cathedral steps at 5th Avenue and 51st Street

• All participants must have a ticket and sign a liability release 8:00 Welcome by Monsignor Ritchie 8:10–9:00 Interior Tour, Referencing the Key Plan

• Sanctuary, Doors, Mockup Areas, Stained Glass, Crypt 9:15–10:30 Discussions with Project Team Members (refreshments provided)

• Project Master Plan and The Urban Environment • Stained Glass Testing and Scope Discussion • Stone Testing and Scope Discussion • BIM 360 Demonstration

10:45–Noon Outside Tour § Observe Cleaning of Stone and Discuss Mockup Protocols and Techniques

Facilitators/Coordinators Ray Pepi, Building Conservation Associates, Inc. | Jeff Murphy, Murphy Burnham & Buttrick Dan Tyler, Deerpath Construction Corporation | Tom Murphy, Deerpath Construction Corporation