Learn about the growing development pressures on historic buildings in Wisconsin’s capital city as well as preservation solutions such as infill and public-private partnerships. Then visit the Wisconsin State Capitol to learn about  its preservation. Hear archaeologists explain how new technology is helping locate and conserve sunken Native American canoes found nearby lakes. Over lunch, enjoy experts describing their renovation projects. See how a new application is preserving crumbling sandstone in a former synagogue built in 1863 and how adapting the former Garver Feed Mill for restaurants and shops sparked adjacent neighborhood renovations. Moderate walking. Forum Members: $75 / Regular: $95