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Thomas Street History Services
Historic preservation consultant/Principal
Bio
My career has combined more traditional office practice in architecture firms - with emphasis on preservation architecture - and historic preservation consulting. Although I have not lost interest in architectural design and practice, for over ten years, as owner of Thomas Street History Services, I have primarily worked on preservation planning projects, mainly in Seattle. Clients have included public entities, such as the City of Seattle, as well as neighborhood groups. During a good portion of this time, I have also served on the Pike Place Market Historical Commission. I have a long interest in urban history and design, as well as sustainable architecture. More recently, I have spent additional time, adding to my knowledge of sustainable design. I am especially interested in the intersection of sustainable design strategies and historic preservation.
Specialties
Historic Preservation, Research Services
Affiliations
American Planning Association (APA), Association for Preservation Technology International (APTI), International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS), Society of Architectural Historians (SAH), U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)
Interests
historic preservation, sustainability, energy conserving strategies, urban history & design, landscape, new technologies
Education
University of Oregon, School of Architecture & Allied Arts
Eugene,
Oregon,
United States
Master of Architecture,
1992
Architectural design, sustainability, housing
1988 To
1992
Dissertation: Final Project: Lewis and Clark College Master Plan and International Studies Hall
Sustainable Building Advisor Institute/ Seattle Central Community College
Seattle,
Washington,
United States
Sustainable Building Advisor Certificate,
2012
Sustainable design
2011 To
2012
AIA Seattle
Seattle,
Washington,
United States
Certificate,
2010
AIA + 2030 Professional Series -Sustainable architecture
2009 To
2010
Dissertation: (not dissertation) - Additional course: Climate Analysis for a More Sustainable Architecture - Winter 2010
Advisor: Instructor: Chris Flint Chatto
University of Oregon, School of Architecture & Allied Arts
Eugene,
Oregon,
United States
Master of Science,
1995
Historic Preservation
1992 To
1994
Dissertation: Guastavino Tile Construction: History & Restoration
Advisor: Prof. Leland Roth, Prof. Donald Peting, Frederick Walters
Institute for Architecture & Urban Studies, New York, NY
New York,
New York,
United States
No degree applicable - about 5 mos- office experience/studio
Architecture & Urban Design
1976 To
1977
Advisor: Rafael Moneo/ Stephen Potters
Barnard College, (Columbia University)
New York,
New York,
United States
B.A.
Classical Languages- Additional architecture/architectural history at Columbia & Cornell
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Job History
Pike Place Market Historical Commission
Commissioner (& design review committee member/ Chair & Vice-Chair)
Seattle, WA, United States
June 2005 - present
Thomas Street History Services
Historic preservation consultant/designer
Seattle, WA, United States
September 2001 - present
Kovalenko Hale Architects
Designer/ project historian
Seattle, WA, United States
June 1996 - May 2001
Technical Preservation Services, National Parks Service, Washington D.C.
"Architectural position": researcher/ architectural Illustrator, (detail drawings for "Preservation Briefs")- small projects to 1995
June 1992 - September 1992
Various architectural and related firms (landscape/ engineering)
Designer/drafter
Seattle
November 1980 - July 1988
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