Architectural Resources Group

Our work enhances and strengthens historic buildings and spaces for adaptive use. This reflects our belief that historic places offer communities a touchstone, a connection to the past in a rapidly changing world. We apply our broad expertise to researching and understanding the social, cultural, and historic value of structures and settings, and then engage our experience in architectural design, preservation, conservation, and sustainability to create places with historic meaning adapted to modern needs.

Architecture
– Preservation
– Restoration
– Rehabilitation
– Programming
– Adaptive Reuse
– Seismic Strengthening
– New Design
– Sustainable Design
– Universal Access Design
– Building Assessment
– Feasibility Analysis
– Construction Administration
– Interior Design
– Master Planning
– Documentation Tools

Planning
– Historic Resources Surveys
– Historic Context Statements
– Historic Structure Reports & Rehabilitation Studies
– Cultural Landscape Reports
– Local, State, & National Register Nominations
– State & Federal Tax Incentives
– Mills Act
– Historic Assessments for CEQA & Section 106
– Determinations of Eligibility (DOEs)
– Design Guidelines
– Preservation Plans & Ordinances
– HABS/HAER/HALS Documentation

Conservation
– Art in Outdoor Environments
– Building Enclosures
– Conditions Surveys
– Façade Inspections
– Field Testing
– Maintenance & Remedial Work
– Materials Conservation
– Non-Destructive Materials Investigation
– Repair & Maintenance Plans