Study in collaboration with Martha Lyon Landscape Architecture, LLC, produced for the Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation, New York Racing Association and Alfred Z. Solomon Charitable Trust. (May 2011)
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National Register nomination for this early 20th century civic clubhouse building designed by Albert Fuller and the Hoggson Brothers. (c. 1914-1925) (December 2010)
Study in collaboration with Martha Lyon Landscape Architecture, LLC, produced for the Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation, Alfred Z. Solomon Charitable Trust, Preservation League of NY State & NYS Council on the Arts, New York Racing Association, City of Saratoga Springs, and Saratoga County Industrial Development Agency. (September 2010)
Excerpts of reports are available for download below
National Register District nomination for 27 buildings along two southern blocks of Washington Avenue in Albany, NY. These brick & stone structures date from the 1810 to the 1930s, and exemplify every popular architectural style over a 125 year period of Albany’s westward development (September 2010)
Written as a handout for window repair workshop conducted for property owners. (August 2004, revised Oct. 2007, 2009)
National Register documentation of a thematic or multiple property group of post-war Lustron houses. This multiple property nomination was based on the information gathered through the NYS Lustron Project from January 2007 through August 2007, which involved surveying and documenting Lustron houses across five different regions of the state. A final database included 99 properties, with 7 properties having been demolished and at least 28 properties found to be eligible for individual National Register listing. (September 2007)
National Register District nomination for 23 buildings along Knox Street (adjacent to Washington Park) in Albany, NY. These brick row houses date from the 19870 & 1880s, with the exception of the original settlement house in this area which dates to 1838. (March 2007)
Researched and written for the State of Connecticut Commission on Culture and Tourism (May 2006)
National Register nomination for this early colonial settler’s home in the Adirondack region (c. 1801) and the last remaining Civil War enlistment center in New York State. (July 2004)
Co-written with officers of Save Fenway Park! Board as a testament of why Fenway Park is the Boston Red Sox’ greatest asset on economic, business, community conscious and sports terms. (April 2002).
Researched and written for Friends of Hyde Hall (October 1993). Sponsored by The Andy Warhol Foundation.
Thesis presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School of Cornell University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Historic Preservation Planning (July 1995).