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MICHIGAN HISTORIC PRESERVATION NETWORK’S

MICHIGAN’S PREMIER RESOURCE FOR ACCESS TO

PRESERVATION PROFESSIONALS

Historic Resource Council

MemberDirectory

21ST ANNUAL EDITION - SPRING 2019

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EAST MAIN REDEVELOPMENT | MILAN, MI2018 MHPN, Tax Credit Award2017 State of Michigan, Governor’s Award for Historic Preservation

DETROIT FOUNDATION HOTEL | DETROIT, MI2018 State of Michigan, Governor’s Award for Historic Preservation

THE DURANT | FLINT, MI2011 State of Michigan, Governor’s Award for Historic Preservation2010 CREW Detroit, Impact Award

EAST MAIN REDEVELOPMENT | MILAN, MI2018 MHPN, Tax Credit Award2017 State of Michigan, Governor’s Award for Historic Preservation

1420 Broadway | Detroit, Michigan | 48226 | p. 313.965.3399 | f. 313.965.3555 | www.thekraemeredge.com

Architecture | Interior Design | Historic Consulting

THE DAVID WHITNEY BUILDING | DETROIT, MI2015 State of Michigan, Governor’s Award for Historic Preservation2015 MHPN, Tax Credit Award2015 CAM, Special Issue Recognition Award2015 CAM, Project of the Year 2015 BD+C Reconstruction Awards, Platinum2015 CREW Detroit, Impact Award – Adaptive Reuse/Renovation 2015 ENR Midwest’s, Best Projects of 2015 – Renovation/Restoration2015 IIDA Michigan, Interior Design Excellence Awards – Best mixed-use project over 10,000 SF

EASTERN MARKET SHED 3 | DETROIT, MI2012 MHPN, Community Award for Contribution to Historic Preservation2010 CAM, Magazine Special Issue Recognition Award2010 ASCE, Michigan Chapter Quality of Life Award2010 CREW Detroit, Impact Award

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H i s t o r i c R e s o u r c e C o u n c i l 2 019 M e m b e r D i r e c t o r y 1

THE HISTORIC RESOURCE COUNCIL (HRC) was founded as the Construction Trades Council (CTC) in 1996 as a task force of the Michigan Historic Preserva-tion Network (MHPN). �e original CTC was an expansion of the MHPN to include the “bricks and mortar” of preservation—the construction trades.

�rough the years, we realized the need to expand this reach to all professionals involved in historic preservation projects, including architects, contractors, accountants, appraisers, attorneys, real estate professionals as well as state and local preservation organizations. �us, in 2006 the CTC changed its name to indicate this inclusion—the Historic Resource Council (HRC).

�e goal of the HRC is to provide a forum for experienced and new preservation professionals to exchange and develop experiences, skills and ideas. �e HRC also strives to provide networking opportunities, such as:

• PublishinganddistributingthisannualMemberDirectoryinwhichallHRCmembersarelisted,

•OrganizingtheannualvendorshowcaseheldattheMHPNspringconference,

•CoordinatingtheHRCtrackofsessionsheldannuallyattheMHPNspringconference

• Facilitatingthehrc@mhpn.orgemailaccountfornetworkingamongstHRCmembers,and

•Coordinatingseveralnetworkingeventsacross the state.

The HRC also teams with the MHPN EducationCommitteetoprovidePracticalPreservationWorkshopsthroughout the state. �ese workshops are designed to teach historic home owners and commercial buildingowners the benefits of historic preservation, restorationtechniques and methods, and invaluable ways to savetimeandmoney.WorkshoppresentersaretypicallyHRCmembers who volunteer their time and efforts to sharetheir knowledge with others.

The HRC Member Directory is published as theresourcefor individualsandcompanies inMichiganandsurrounding areas looking for preservation professionals. �e Directory is:

• ProvidedtoallattendeesattheannualMHPNconference,

•DistributedatMHPNeducationalprogramsandsocial events throughout the year,

•Mailedtoover80HistoricDistrictCommissionsandMainStreetProgramsthroughoutMichigan,

•ProvidedtoeachHRCMemberforcross-marketing opportunities,

•OnhandattheMHPNandSHPOoffices in Lansing,

•DistributedbyMHPNfieldstafftothosecallingMHPNforhelponselectingpreservationprofessionals, and

•AvailableonlinethroughtheMHPNwebsite:www.mhpn.org.

HRC is a membership level of MHPN. The primarybenefitofbeingamemberoftheMHPNandHRCisthedirectexposureofafirm’sservicestoatargetedaudienceof individuals and companies that require preservation-relatedservices.Preservationisauniqueandchallengingsector of the construction and development industries. �e construction trades and professionals that specialize in preservation are crucial to the success of the project. The MHPN and HRC need your ideas, experience,energy, and support to assure a voice for the preservation sectornowandinthefuture.Welookforwardtoworkingwith you as part of theMichiganHistoricPreservationNetworkandtheHistoricResourceCouncil!

2 T h e M i c h i g a n H i s t o r i c P r e s e r v a t i o n N e t w o r k

Melissa Arrowsmith MHPNPreservationSpecialist-Detroit

Suzanne Bayer Capitol Lighting Design

and Restoration

Mallory Bower MHPN/NTHP

FieldRepresentative

Tanner Brodhagen BrodSolutionsLLC

Cynthia Bruntjens MHPNAssistanttotheDirector

Ken Czapski, AIA MHPNBoardMember;

Sanders&CzapskiAssociates,PLCC

Cheryl Early, P.E. MHPNEmeritiLeadershipCouncil;

Wiss,Janney,ElstnerandAssociates,Inc.

Jim Hardy SpartanPrinting&PromotionalProducts

C r e d i t s & C o n t a c t I n f o r m a t i o n

The Michigan Historic Preservation Network

(MHPN)isanon-profitstatewideorganizationfoundedin1981dedicatedtocreatingawarenessofMichigan’srichculturalheritageandarchitecturalhistory.Withover500members,weadvocateforMichigan’s

historicplacesbecausetheycontributetooureconomicvitality,senseofplaceandconnectiontothepast.

MHPNwouldliketothankthefollowingindividualsfortheireffortsinmaking this20theditionoftheMemberDirectorypossible:

Denise McGreen MHPNPresident

Karen Nagher MHPNBoardMember,

HRCCommitteeCo-Chair

Courtenay Oosterman CourtenayOostermanDesign

Dan Schneider Neumann/SmithArchitecture

Ellen �ackery MHPNDeputyDirector

Dave Varney MHPNBoardMember;

HRCCommitteeCo-Chair CenturyBuildersMI

�e current MHPN Board and Committee Chairs

Alistinginthedirectoryindicatesthatthecompanyorindividualisadues-payingmemberof

MHPNattheHistoricResourceCouncil(HRC)level.

A listing in the directory does not constitute a recommendation or endorsement by HRC or MHPN; members are not evaluated by HRC or MHPN in any way. Users of the directory are encouraged

to check references, review previous projects and interview prospective service providers to determine if their quali�cations match your needs.

WeappreciatethesupportofthebusinessesandindividualslistedinthisMemberDirectory. FormoreinformationontheHistoricResourceCouncil,additionalcopiesoftheDirectory,

ortobecomeamember,write, call or email us at:

THE MICHIGAN HISTORIC PRESERVATION NET WORK313CesarE.ChavezAve.,Lansing,Michigan48906

T:517-371-8080F:517-371-9090 Email:[email protected]@mhpn.orgWebsite:www.mhpn.org


Ta b l e O f C o n t e n t s

Accountants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Architects & Architectural Services & Resources . . . . . . . . 5

Attorneys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Banks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Building Inspections . . . . . . . . . . 14

Carpentry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Ceramic Tile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Construction Managers / General Contractors. . . . . . . 16

Consultants - Technical . . . . . . . 19

Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Financial Consultants . . . . . . . . 21

Financing & Equity . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Geothermal Installation . . . . . . 22

Historic Preservation Organizations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

MHPN Membership Application - 33

MHPN Heritage Society - 34

Preservation Briefs - 35

Secretary Of The Interior’s Standards - 36

Educational Offerings: Workshops, Trainings, and Presentations - 38

Index of Member Listings - 40

Insulation Sealing . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Interior Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Landscape Architects & Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Lighting Design, Fixtures & Restoration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Masonry & Concrete Contractors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Material & Finish Conservation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Painting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Photography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Plasterers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Roofing & Sheet Metal Contractors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Stained Glass Conservation . . . 29

Strategic Planning . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Windows & Doors . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Woodworking & Millwork . . . . . 32

_________________ MEMBER CATEGORIES ________________

_______ PRESERVATION-REL ATED FEATURES _______

4 T h e M i c h i g a n H i s t o r i c P r e s e r v a t i o n N e t w o r k4 T h e M i c h i g a n H i s t o r i c P r e s e r v a t i o n N e t w o r k

State HistoricPreservation Office

735 E. Michigan Avenue PO Box 30044

Lansing, MI 48909www.michigan.gov/shpo

(517) 373-1630Fax: (517) 335-0348

Email: [email protected]

Historic Preservation Tax Incentives Historic Survey and Designation

Certified Local Government Grants Lighthouse Assistance Grants

A commitment to the preservation of the character of our communities makes good economic sense: it enhances property values, creates jobs, revitalizes downtowns and neighborhoods, and promotes tourism. As the state agency charged with preserving and interpreting Michigan’s historic sites, the SHPO administers the preservation tax credit program, aids communities who are establishing local historic districts, coordinates the National Register of Historic Places program, works with nonprofits and others seeking to preserve Michigan lighthouses, and reviews all federally funded or licensed projects for their impact on historic properties.Learn more about SHPO's programs and projects at: www.michigan.gov/shpo.

Michigan State Housing

Development Authority

DETROIT OFFICE Cadillac Place 3028

West Grand Blvd., Suite 4-600 PO Box 02990

Detroit, MI 48202 (313) 456-3540

LANSING OFFICE 735 East Michigan Avenue

PO Box 30044 Lansing, MI 48909

(517) 373-8370

Toll-Free: (855) MI-MSHDA

The Michigan State Housing Development Authority partners with nonprofit and local and state agencies on initiatives dedicated to building a new Michigan. MSHDA invests in people and places so that Michigan is a state where individuals want to live and work and businesses want to set up shop.

Find out more at www.michigan.gov/mshda.


ARCHITECTUREHISTORIC PRESERVATIONRENOVATION & REPAIRADAPTIVE REUSEFACILITY ANALYSIS

CERTIFIED WOMAN-OWNED BUSINESS ENTERPRISE

A c c o u n t a n t s / A r c h i t e c t s

ACCOUNTANTS

Plante & Moran, PLLCMr. Gordon B. Goldie

[email protected],Suite500 AuburnHills,MI48326www.plantemoran.com (248)375-7430Fax:(248)603-5624

Accountant Area: National | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalPlante&Morancanassistyouinobtaininghistorictaxcredits,NewMarketsTaxCreditsandOpportunityzoneequity.Wecanalso help you maximize the value of these incentives and convert themintocash.Wecanalsopreparefinancialprojections,costcertificationreports,annualfinancialstatementsandtaxreturnsfor your project.

ARCHITECTS & ARCHITECTURAL

SERVICES & RESOURCES

Please also see:West Construction Services – Page 19

Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. – Page 21

Albert Kahn Associates, Inc.Mrs. Heidi Pfannes Mr. Alan Cobb

[email protected] [email protected] (313)202-7947 (313)202-7836TheFisherBuilding 3011WestGrandBlvd.,Suite1800 Detroit,MI48202

www.albertkahn.comArchitecture, Engineering, Interior Design,

Landscape Architects & ServicesArea: National | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalFor almost 125 years Albert Kahn Associates, Inc. has beenknown for the some of the most famous historical architecture structures inMichigan.Kahn’sdesignerscontinue to reach forinnovative solutions that link the disciplines of architecture and engineeringtransforminghistoricalbuildingstonewfunctionalpurposes while preserving the historical integrity.

Altus Works, Inc.Ms. Ellen Stoner, AIA, LEED AP

[email protected]. Chicago,Illinois60641www.altusworks.com (773)545-1870Fax:(773)545-1898

ArchitectureArea: National | Commercial / IndustrialAltusWorks is a boutique architectural design and historicpreservation consulting firm with a unique expertise in creativeproblemsolvingforthehistoricpreservation,adaptivereuseandrehabilitationofbuildings,structuresandsitesforthose who share our passion for the continued use of valued historic resources.

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A r c h i t e c t s

Architecture+design, Inc.Mr. Randy L. Case, AIA, LEED AP, BD&C

[email protected] BattleCreek,MI49017www.aplusd.biz (269)966-9037Fax:(269)966-9039

Architectural Preservation, Master Planning, Adaptive Reuse, Feasibility Studies, Historic Tax Credit Applications and New Construction

Area: National | Residential/Commercial/Institutional Architecture+designwasestablishedin1981,toprovideacompleterange of services for adaptive reuse and rehabilitation of olderstructures.This conscious effort conserves historic resources andaddresses the environmental issues facing the country.Preservinganexistingbuildingwithaneffectivenewuseisthesincerestformof sustainability. The compatibility of historic preservation andcontemporary design, utilizing available technology is the key toeffectivereuse.Wehonorthepastandcreatethefuture!

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Black Raven Architects, LLCMs. Brenda Rigdon

[email protected]. Adrian,MI49221www.blackravenarchitects.com (517)577-6992

Architecture, Development, Strategic PlannersArea: Regional | Residential | CommercialArchitecture firm with 20 years experience, specializing inhistoric preservation and adaptive reuse of existing buildings.Experiencedinhistorictaxcredits,MEDCfacadeimprovementandapartmentrehabilitationgrants,andredevelopmentmasterplanning.

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ARCHITECTURE • LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE • HISTORIC PRESERVATION • URBAN DESIGN

www.cooperdesigninc.com | Ann Arbor, Michigan | [email protected] | 734.769.7007

COOPER DESIGN

A r c h i t e c t s

Cooper Design Inc.Mr. Gary L. Cooper, RLA, RA

[email protected]. AnnArbor,MI48104www.cooperdesigninc.com (734)769-7007Fax:(734)769-9919

ArchitectureArea: Statewide | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalCOOPERDESIGNprovides a diverse range of architecturalservices to public and private clients, including HistoricPreservation, Adaptive Reuse, and New Building Design inhistorically sensitive environments. We pride ourselves ondesignthatRespectsourPast,ReflectsourPresent,andSustains ourFuture.

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Cornerstone ArchitectsMr. Tom Nemitz Mr.JohnDancer

[email protected] [email protected] (616)774-0100#101 (231)947-2177#102440BridgeStreetNW 122SouthUnionStreet, GrandRapids,MI49504 Suite200 TraverseCity,MI49684www.cornerstone-arch.com Fax:(616)774-2956

Architecture, Interior Design, Historic Preservation, Sustainable Design

Area: National | Commercial/InstitutionalCornerstoneArchitects isanawardwinningarchitecturalfirmthat specializes in historic renovation, restoration, and adaptive reuse.Wehaveover25yearsofexperienceconvertingobsoleteand under-utilized structures into vibrant, sustainable placesthroughoutMihcigan.ThemajorityofourhistoricprojectshavebenefitedfromStateandFederaltaxcreditsandarebeingLEEDcertifiedbytheUSGreenBuildingCouncil.


A r c h i t e c t s

Ekocite ArchitectureMs. Tammis Donaldson

[email protected] RoyalOak,MI48073www.ekocite.com (248)629-7428

ArchitectureArea: Statewide | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalEkocite is an architectural firm committed to improving thelives of people.Our firm is dedicated to assisting peoplewhoseekhistorical rehabilitation or adaptive reuse in rural, urban,or in-between settings.My experience as a licensed architect,historicalarchitect,andLEEDAPincludestwenty-fiveyearsofprojectsspanningtheentirestateofMichigan.

Finnicum Brownlie ArchitectsMr. William Finnicum

[email protected] Franklin,MI48025(248)851-5022

Architecture, Historic Preservation, Adaptive Reuse, Landscape Design and Downtown RevitalizationArea: Statewide | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalAn environmentally conscious and progressive architecture /preservation firm, Finnicum Brownlie Architects believes thekey to sound preservation design is responsiveness to people’sneeds and sensitivity to an historic resource and its context. �is approach to historic preservation preserves the past, provides relevancetothepresentandviabilitytothefuture.

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H2A Architects Inc.Ms. Jacqueline Hoist

[email protected],SuiteB Davison,MI48423www.h2aarchitects.net (810)412-5640Fax:(810)658-4320

ArchitectureArea: Statewide | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalWith a passion for protecting our heritage and environment,H2A is helping clients preserve their past while meeting theneedsoftoday.H2Ahaspreservationistsandcodespecialiststohelpnavigateabrightfutureforhistoricbuildings.

•36CFR61(QualifiedHistoricArchitect)•NCARB(NationalCouncilofArchitectural

Registration Boards)•LEEDAP(LeadershipinEnergyEnvironmentalDesign)•EDWOSB(WomanOwnedSmallBusiness)•ICC(CertifiedBuildingInspector)

HopkinsBurns Design StudioMr. Eugene C. Hopkins, FAIA

[email protected]

Ms. Tamara E.L. Burns, [email protected] AnnArbor,MI48103www.hopkinsburns.com (734)424-3344

Historic Preservation ArchitectureArea: National | Residential/Commercial/Institutional HopkinsBurns Design Studio is committed to providingexceptional architectural services for restoring, preserving, maintainingandenhancinghistoricallysignificantstructuresandenvironments.Thiscommitment isbasedonourpersonalandprofessional values regarding preservation of our cultural history throughthebuiltenvironmentandprotectingourenvironmentalfuture through sound material resource management.


A r c h i t e c t s

John Dziurman Architects Ltd.Mr. John Dziurman, AIA, NCARB

[email protected] RochesterHills,MI48306 (248)608-0300Fax:(248)608-087504585LakeshoreDrive Charlevoix,MI49720 (231)547-9160www.dziurmanarchitects.com

Architecture, Planning, Historic Preservation, Consulting ServicesArea: Statewide | Residential/Commercial/Institutional In private practice since 1974, we specialize in historicpreservation, adaptive reuse, downtown planning, art and culture economic implementation strategies, preservation consulting services, evaluation and study committee reports, local historic district commissions, National Register nominations andFederalTax Credits.Our goal is to always add value to yourprograms and projects.

Kraemer Design Group, PLCMr. Robert Kraemer Ms. Maureen Kraemer

[email protected] [email protected] (313)965-3399x210 (313)965-3399x2061420Broadway Detroit,MI48226www.thekraemeredge.com Fax:(313)965-3555

Architecture, Interior DesignArea: National | CommercialFromfaçadeimprovementsandhistorictaxcreditapplications,tofull-scalerenovation,KDGisafull-servicedesignfirmwithover 20 years experience in the industry.

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Lott3 Metz Architecture, LLCMr. Greg Metz Mr. Ted Lott

[email protected] [email protected] GrandRapids,MI49503www.lott3metz.com (616)454-5175

ArchitectureArea: Statewide | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalLott3 Metz Architecture is an award-winning architecture,planning, and interior design firm that specializes in urbanarchitectureprojects(mixeduse,singleuse,andresidential).Amaincomponentofoururbanarchitectureishistoricpreservationandadaptivereuse.Manyofourprojectshavereceivedstateandfederal historic tax credits.

LOOKING TO

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House Part ies & BYOHH Events

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Afterall,thisistheMichigan HistoricPreservation

NETWORK!What better way toNETWORK

than over delicious appetizers and desserts,

refreshing drinks, and a spectacular venue? Or,

perhaps you are more interested in the technical

aspects of a project – you would like to share or

learnmoreonhow,why,whichmethodswere/are

beingusedonaproject?

We need your support and commitment. Help

promotetheMHPNandraisemuchneededfunds

for our programs. Help us NETWORK with

our faithful, new andpotentialmembers.Helpus

educate and advocate for our historic places. We

willguideandassistyou.Allyouneedareavenue,

commitmentandwillingness tohostanevent.Or,

ifyouareunabletohostatthistime,doyouknow

someonewhomightbewillingto?

To learn more about these events or to o�er ideas, please send contact information to:

info@mhpn. org


A r c h i t e c t s

Progressive AEMr. Matt Dixon Mr. Tom Short

[email protected]@progressiveae.com(616)447-3456 (616)988-491218114MileRoadNE GrandRapids,MI49525www.progressiveae.com

ArchitectureArea: National | CommercialAforward-thinkingnationalarchitectureandengineeringfirmthatholdsitselfaccountabletodeliveringstrategicresults–forourclients,ourwork,ourselvesandourenvironment.Ourcoreexpertise areas include architectural, engineering, consulting, planning, and interior design.

Neumann/Smith ArchitectureMr. J. Michael Kirk, AIA Mr. Dan Schneider, AIA

[email protected]@neumannsmith.com (313)610-8831 (248)352-9310x13101500WoodwardAvenueSuite300 Detroit,MI48226www.neumannsmith.com Fax:(248)352-8310

Preservation, Adaptive Re-use, Sustainable DesignHigher Education and PlanningArea: National | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalFull-servicearchitecture,planning,andinteriordesignfirmwithcertified historical architects, preservation planning, federalhistoric tax credits, and adaptive re-use services. Experiencedin wood frame, masonry, steel, curtainwall, and contemporary preservation techniques in a wide array of markets from universitybuildingstohistoricfarmsteads.

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A r c h i t e c t s

Quinn Evans ArchitectsMs. Ann K. Dilcher Mr. Richard Hess

[email protected] [email protected]½NorthMainStreet 4219WoodwardAvenue AnnArbor,MI48104 Detroit,MI48201www.quinnevans.com (734)663-5888Fax:(734)663-5044

Architecture, Preservation and Adaptive UseArea: National | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalStewardshipandsustainabilityarecoreethicsthatembodyeveryQEAproject.We are anationally recognizedfirmdedicated tosustainabledesignandhelpingcommunitiespreservetheirculturalheritage.QEAprovidesfullarchitecturalservicesfromfeasibilitystudies, condition assessments and master planning through construction documents and construction administration. Additional services include historic tax credit applications,research and documentation for historic designations, architectural conservation and cultural landscape assessments.

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Sanders & Czapski Associates PLCCMr. Ken Czapski, AIA Mr. Bill Sanders, ASLA

[email protected] [email protected],Suite210 Marquette,MI49855www.sanders-czapski.com (906)273-1207Fax:(906)273-1208

Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Historic Preservation, Landscape Architects / Services

Area: Regional | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalSpecializing in Maritime Preservation throughout the GreatLakes Region.

Shelter Design Studio, LLCMr. Stephen Pariseau

[email protected]

Mr. Jason [email protected].,Suite303 RoyalOak,MI48067http://www.shelterstudiollc.com/ (248)629-7153Fax:(248)629-7154

Architecture and PlanningArea: Statewide | Residential/CommercialShelterDesignStudioisapartnershipofarchitectsanddesignprofessionals.We specialize in revitalizing buildingswith richarchitecturalcharacter.Oursolutionsaddressthecontemporaryneeds of our clients while maintaining the architectural heritage ofthebuildingswerevive.Weengagewithourclientsandtheircontractors to develop solutions to support sustaining our rich architectural heritage.


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�omas Roberts Architect, LLCMr. �omas Roberts, AIA

[email protected] Wyandotte,MI48192www.thomasrobertsarchitect.com (734)250-4032

ArchitectureArea: Statewide | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalThomasRobertsArchitectisasmalldesignfirmthatiscommittedtocreating inspiringplaces thatenrichthehumanspirit. OurStudiofocusesontheadaptivereuseandpreservationofhistoricbuildings, additions to those buildings and new buildings inexistingurban settings.Our clients includeprivatedevelopers,communitydevelopmentorganizations,andpublicinstitutions.

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U.P. Engineers & Architects, Inc. (UPEA)Ms. Karin R. Cooper, Dr. John Arnold, AIA AIA, LEED AP [email protected]

[email protected] Houghton,MI49931www.upea.com (906)482-4810Fax:(906)482-9799

Architecture, Structural Engineering, M/P/E Engineering, Environmental Consulting, Surveying

Area: Regional | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalUPEAhasfiveofficesinMichiganandWisconsin.Wespecializeinpreservationandrehabilitationplanning,includingstructuralstabilization, preservation andmaintenance, and rehabilitationof historic resources. UPEA’s services include environmentaltesting, planning, and resource documentation for schools, municipalities, and industrial sites.

WTA Architects Mr. Kenneth C. Lemiesz, AIA

[email protected],Suite601 Saginaw,MI48607www.wtaarch.com (989)752-8107Fax:(989)752-3125

Architecture, Historic Preservation, LEEDArea: Statewide | Commercial/InstitutionalEstabilished in 1947, our commitment to preservation beganin1975.OurstaffincludesPreservationSpecialists(36CFR61 who provide expertise in the preservation, reconstruction, rehabilitation, and restoration of historic structures. As anaward-winningfirm,we are committed to the longevityof lifeand functionof historic buildings. We are leaders in forensicinvestigation of building envelopes, moisture infiltration, andmasonryevaluation/restoration.



A t t o r n e y s

ATTORNEYS

Bishop and Heintz, P.C.Mr. Steven R. Fox

[email protected] TraverseCity,MI49684www.bishopheintz.com (231)946-4100Fax:(231)946-8543

AttorneysArea: National | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalWe are a Michigan law firm representing clients nationallywithanemphasis in real estate,business, intellectualproperty,estateplanning,nonprofits, and litigation.Of specific interestto the Historic Resource Council members, our expertiseincludes historic preservation and conservation easements, real estate development and tax credit incentives, municipal and administrative approvals, land use planning and disputes, construction and rehabilitation of historic properties, andconstruction lien law.

Nixon Peabody, LLPMr. David Schon

[email protected] Washington,D.C.20001-4501www.nixonpeabody.com (202)585-8778Fax:(866)947-3496

AttorneysArea: National | Commercial/InstitutionalSpecializingintax-advantagedfinancingforhistoricrehabilitationincludinghistorictaxcredits,newmarketstaxcreditsandrenewableenergy tax credits. Providing services nationwide formultifamilyresidential, commercial, mixed use, institutional and industrial propertieswithspecialexperienceinprojectsthroughoutMichigan.


A t t o r n e y s / B a n k s / B u i l d i n g I n s p e c t i o n s

BANKSPlease also see:

InSite Capital/Chemical Bank – Page 22

BUILDING INSPECTIONS

Please also see:RAM Construction – Page 25

Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. – Page 21

InspectorMike.comMr. Michael G. Hoberecht

[email protected] Canton,MI48188www.inspectormike.com (800)-6-INSPECTFax:(800)297-1535

Home InspectionsArea: Regional | Residential/CommercialBuilding inspection including well and septic inspections.

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contact:

Kent Diebolt

vertical-access.com

[email protected]

607-257-4049

Main Building • Illinois Institute of Technology • Chicago, Illinois

Inspection, Testing & Specialized Contracting

Services

Rentrop & Morrison, P.C.Mr. Gary R. Rentrop

[email protected]

Ms. Susan E. [email protected],Suite222 BloomfieldHills,MI48304www.rentropmorrison.com (248)644-6970Fax:(248)644-7141

AttorneysArea: Statewide | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalAsattorneysspecializinginLandUseandHistoricPreservation,wearecommitted toexceptional service forourclients. Withdecades of experience, we seek creative and practical solutions tolegalproblems.Whetherrepresentingindividuals,municipalentities, non-profit groups, or corporations, we provide highquality,personalizedserviceasefficientlyaspossible.

Warner Norcross + JuddMr. Kenneth Beall Tracey Lackman

[email protected] [email protected] (517)679-7408 (517)679-7434OneMichiganAvenueBuilding,Ste.410 Lansing,MI48933www.wnj.com

AttorneysArea: National | CommercialWarnerNorcross + Judd is aMichigan law firm dedicated toserving clients of all sizes. Among its corporate focus,Warnerattorneys specialize in economic incentives, real estate and tax creditservices,withover$1billionineconomicincentivessecuredfor development projects.


C a r p e n t r y / C e r a m i c T i l e

Vertical AccessMr. Kent Diebolt Mr. Evan Kopelson

[email protected] [email protected] (607)227-3366 (607)257-4049POBox4135 Ithaca,NY14852www.vertical-access.com Fax:(607)257-2129

Consultant to Architecture and Engineering �rms for building inspectionsArea: National | Commercial/InstitutionalVerticalAccess specializes inhands-on inspections and existingconditions documentation of historic structures using industrial rope access.We collect data in the field using our proprietaryTPAS®,orTabletPCAnnotationSystem,offeringclientsdirect-to-digitaldocumentationof conditions.Our affiliated company,AltaAccess,providesspecialtycontractinginchallenginglocations.

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CARPENTRYPlease also see:

Grand River Builders – Page 16Mihm Enterprises, Inc. – Page 17

Klepinger ConstructionMr. Randy Klepinger

[email protected] Howell,MI48843www.restorationtradesdirectory.com/portfolio/5981 (248)229-1668

Historic Restoration Carpentry, Home Inspections, Windows and Doors, Woodworking and Millwork, Custom Cabinetry

Area: National | Residential/CommercialKlepinger Construction specializes in quality repair andrestorationofhistoricproperties.Withover35yearsofexperience,ourcraftsmenoffera full rangeofprofessional renovationandhistoric restoration services. �ough we specialize in carpentry, custommillworkandcabinetry,wecanalsotakecareofthemanyunique needs of your home. From small projects to completerestorations, we have worked with many of our clients for over 17yearsintakingcareoftheirhomes.Wewouldappreciatetheopportunity to take care of yours.

Midtown Craftsmen, LLCMr. John Leegwater

[email protected]

Mr. Kevin [email protected],SuiteAWest GrandRapids,MI49507www.mtcrestoration.com (616)245-5970Fax:(616)245-5970

Carpentry, General Contracting, Historic Window Restoration, Storm WindowsArea: Regional | Residential/CommercialServicesandProducts:Remodeling, renovationandadditions;Wood window restoration; Porch and façade restoration;Custom moldings and trim; Period cabinetry; Weather sealsfor doors and windows; Custom wood storm windows anddoors;MON-RAY stormwindows anddoors;CypressT&G porchflooring.

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CERAMIC TILEPlease also see:

Historic Restoration – Page 31


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Tel: 616-454-9337 Email: [email protected]

I N C O R P O R A T E D

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C o n s t r u c t i o n M g m t / G e n e r a l C o n t r a c t o r s

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT/

GENERAL CONTRACTORS

Please also see:Midtown Craftsmen, LLC – Page 15

RAM Construction Services – Page 25

Artisan Renovations LLCMr. Todd Collins

[email protected]. Dryden,MI48428(248)794-5095

Grand River Builders, Inc.Mr. Brian Black

[email protected] GrandRapids,MI49507www.grandriverbuilders.com (616)454-9337Fax:(616)454-9267

Architectural Sheet Metal, Slate & Tile Roo�ngArea: Statewide | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalWestMichigan’sleadingfull-servicehistoricbuildingrestorationcompany.While we specialize in sheet metal and roofing forlargerprojects,ourdesigners,carpentersandmasonsenableustoundertaketheentirescopeofaproject.Ourwebsiteshowshowwide and thoroughour skills are.Weare celebratingour31styear.

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I N C O R P O R A T E D

C o n s t r u c t i o n M g m t / G e n e r a l C o n t r a c t o r s

JC Beal Construction, Inc.Mr. Fred J. Beal Mr. Je� Laswell

[email protected] [email protected] (313)963-8951x103 (734)662-6133x1281300BroadwayStreet,Suite500 Detroit,MI48226www.jcbeal.com Fax:(313)963-3144

General Contracting / Construction ManagementArea: Statewide | Commercial/InstitutionalJCBealConstruction,Inc.providesConstructionManagement,GeneralContracting,andDesignBuildservicesforcommercialand institutional clients, specializing in restoration, general building renovation, and tenant build-out projects. The firmis currently involved inprojects inDetroit,Ypsilanti, andAnnArbor,Michigan.




C o n s t r u c t i o n M g m t / G e n e r a l C o n t r a c t o r s / C o n s u l ta n t s - F i n a n c i a l

Mihm Enterprises, Inc.Mr. Frank Mihm Ms. Sharon Mihm

[email protected] Hamilton,MI49419www.mihmenterprises.com (269)751-5522Fax:(269)751-7344

General Contractors/Construction Managers, Carpentry, Masonry Contractors, Painting, Roo�ng and Sheet Metal, Windows and Doors, Woodworking and Millwork

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Paulson’s Construction, Inc.Mr. Paul McClorey, CR, GMR, CAPS, CGP

[email protected] Howell,MI48843www.PaulsonsConstruction.com (517)545-8651Fax:(517)545-0957

Remodeling, renovation, restorationArea: Regional | ResidentialForover20yearsPaulson’shasofferedour clients exceptionalremodeling, renovation and restoration services.We specializein bringing out the hidden potential of older homes withoutcompromising their historic integrity. With values of quality,timeliness and cleanliness, we strive to fulfill our missionstatement:Satisfyingourcustomersbydoingwhatwesaywe’regoingtodo,whenwesaywearegoingtodoit!

�e Christman CompanyMr. Jon Brechtelsbauer Ms. Chelsea Sturza

jon.brechtelsbauer@ chelsea.sturza@ christmanco.com christmanco.com (517)482-1488 (313)908-6060 208NorthCapitolAvenue 3011W.GrandBlvd,26thFl Lansing,MI48823 Detroit,MI48202www.christmanco.com Fax:(313)908-6055

Program Management/Cost Consulting, Planning/Design-Build, Construction Management and General Contractor

Area: National | Commercial/InstitutionalChristman’sHistoric PreservationGroup is a team of dedicatedspecialists in the planning and management of complex projects nationwide. We understand the balance that must be achievedbetween historic preservation, modern functionality, and cost.Whether the goal of a project is a complete historic restoration,adaptive reuse, renovation of a midcentury modern building, orthe incorporation of modern systems into a historic structure, we provide the expertise and leadership to maximize the value of our client’shistoricproperty.Christman’sfull-serviceofficesarelocatedinLansing,DetroitandGrandRapids,MI;Augusta,GA;KnoxvilleandChattanooga,TN;Greensboro,NC;andReston,VA.

West Construction ServicesMr. Bob Davis

[email protected] (248)758-9925ext.109

Mr. Kyle Westberg [email protected] (248)758-9925ext.11179OaklandAvenue Pontiac,MI48342www.westconstruction.com Fax:(248)758-9926

General Contractors/Construction Managers, Architects, Carpentry, Ceramic Tile, Development, Masonry Contractors, Painting, Roo�ng and Sheetmetal Contractors, Woodworking & Millworking

Area: Statewide | Residential/CommercialWestConstructionisaGeneralContractingfirmthatspecializesinConstruction,Architecture,andDevelopmentwithastrongemphasisonHistoricalPreservationandRestoration.Preservingbuildings of historical value ensures that the inspirations ofthe past remain vital.Our dedicated, knowledgeable staff andstreamlined,collaborativebuildingprocessensuregreatersuccessduring every phase of your project.

CONSULTANTS - TECHNICAL -

Please also see:Architectural Consulting Engineers - Page 21

Building Arts & Conservation LLC – Page 26John Dziurman Architects Ltd. – Page 9

Historic Restoration Consulting GroupMr. Brian Black

[email protected] GrandRapids,MI49507www.historicconsulting.com (616)901-7619

Consulting on historic restoration projects from a tradesman’s perspectiveArea: Statewide | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalDrawing on over 20 years of experience in historic restoration, ourprimaryserviceisassessinghistoricbuildingmaterialsandmethods to guide restoration planning for owners, architects, and other professionals.Please see ourwebsite for samples ofour previous assessments, and additional information.


C o n s u l ta n t s - T e c h n i c a l / D e v e l o p m e n t / E d u c a t i o n

Jane C. Busch, LLCDr. Jane C. Busch, Ph.D.

[email protected] ClevelandHeights,OH44106(216)321-0985

National Register Nominations, Historic District Study Reports, Historical Research and Writing

Area: Regional | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalSpecializinginNationalRegisternominations,localhistoricdistrict study committee reports, historic resource survey, his-torical research and writing.ClientshaveincludedtheNationalParkService;MackinacIslandStateParkCommission;localgovernmentsinAllegan,Birmingham,RochesterHills,Calumet,BayCounty,andMonroe;non-profitsinDetroitandCalumet.

Kidorf Preservation ConsultingMs. Kristine Kidorf

[email protected] Detroit,MI48202www.kidorfpreservationconsulting.com (313)300-9376Fax:(313)872-5632

Historic Preservation Consulting Area: National | Residential/Commercial/Institutional Providing historic preservation consulting services in thefollowing areas: historic tax credit applications, NationalRegisternominations,historicdistrictcommissions,andSection106reviewreports.

Past Perfect, Inc.Ms. Jennifer Metz

[email protected] (616)581-4416

Ms. Rebecca Smith-Ho�[email protected] (616)581-4436303BriarwoodSE GrandRapids,MI49506www.pastperfectinc.com

Historic Preservation ConsultingArea: National | Residential/Commercial/Institutional Past Perfect helps developers, architects, homeowners, andmunicipalities with their historic preservation projects.WorkincludesNationalRegisterNominations,HistoricPreservationTaxCreditCertificationapplications,historicresourcessurveys,archival research, historic building analysis, and Section 106reports.

DEVELOPMENTPlease also see:

West Construction Services – Page 19

Karp + AssociatesMr. Richard Karp

[email protected],Suite102 Lansing,MI48933(517)374-7704Fax:(517)485-1104

Area: Regional | Commercial/Institutional Real Estate Development, Program Management, andDevelopment Consulting for multifamily, commercial, and institutional properties.

EDUCATION

Eastern Michigan University (EMU) Historic Preservation ProgramProfessor Nancy Bryk, Director

[email protected] (734)487-7575140FStrongHall EasternMichiganUniversity Ypsilanti,MI48197www.emich.edu/geo/preservation Fax:(734)487-6979

Area: NationalEMU’s Historic Preservation program is one of the largestand most comprehensive in the country and is a recipient of performanceawardsfromMHPN,theAmericanAssociationofState&LocalHistory,andPreservationWayne.TheProgramholds Charter Certification from the National Council forPreservationEducation. WeofferaMasterofSciencedegree,anUndergraduateMinor,andaGraduateCertificateinHistoricPreservation.AtEMU,you’llhavetheadvantageof40yearsofexcellence in preservation education.


E n g i n e e r i n g

ENGINEERING Please also see:

Albert Kahn Associates, Inc. - Page 5 U.P. Engineers & Architects, Inc. – Page 12

Architectural Consulting EngineersMr. Mark Nussbaum

[email protected] OakPark,IL60302www.ace-oakpark.com (708)524-0272

Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing EngineeringArea: National | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalWe are an mechanical/electrical/plumbing (MEP) EngineeringConsultingfirmspecializinginHistoricPreservationandSustainableSystemsdesignincludinggeothermalheatpumpsystems.

Fitzpatrick Structural Engineering, P.C.Mr. Tom Fitzpatrick, P.E.

[email protected] AnnArbor,MI48106www.fsepc.net (734)769-0320

Structural EngineeringArea: National | Residential/Commercial/Institutional FSEprovidesqualitystructuralengineeringservicestoavarietyofclients.FSEemploysasafeandappropriatedesignofthe“skeleton”which supports thenatural andman-made loadsofa structure.FSEapproacheshistoricalprojectswithaspecialsensitivityandresponsiveness toward the preservation of historical character, while providing structural integrity for adaptive functions.

Nehil • Sivak Consulting Structural EngineersMr. �omas A. Palarz, Jr.

[email protected].,Ste.300 Kalamazoo,MI49007www.nehilsivak.com (269)383-3111

Structural EngineeringArea: National | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalStructuralEngineers,PreservationSpecialist,Exteriorenvelopesand interior framing. Historic masonry repairs, replacement, and preservation, includingnaturalandcast stone, terracotta,brick,historicmortars.Expertsinobsoletereinforcedconcretesystems,heavy timber framing, and steel. Investigations, preparation ofbid/constructiondocuments,constructionphasesupportservices.

Strategic Energy Solutions, IncMr. Steven DiBerardine, Mr. John Abraam

PE, LEED AP, CGD [email protected] [email protected]. Berkley,MI48072www.sesnet.com (248)399-1900Fax:(248)399-1901

EngineeringArea: Statewide | Commercial/Institutional AtStrategicEnergySolutions,Inc.(SES),wehavebeendeliveringprofessional engineering consulting services to the architectural and construction industries since our 1997 inception. Weare dedicated to providing strategic mechanical and electrical engineeringsolutionstoclients,ownersandend-users,andareproud to have helped breathe new life into a wide variety ofhistoricbuildingsallacrossMichigan.

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Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.Ms. Cheryl Early, P.E. Mr. Ross Smith, P.E.

[email protected] [email protected] (248)593-0900 (616)401-222830700TelegraphRoad, 41WashingtonAvenue, Suite3580 Suite315 BinghamFarms,MI48025 GrandHaven,MI49417www.wje.com Fax:(248)593-8532

Architects, Building Inspection, EngineeringArea: National | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalWJE is an interdisciplinary firm of engineers, architects, andmaterials scientists specializing in the investigation, analysis, testing, and design of repairs for historic and contemporary structures.Since1956,WJEhasfocusedondeliveringpractical,innovative, and technically sound solutions across all areas of new and existing construction.

FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS

Jill Anderson GrantsMs. Jill Anderson

[email protected]. BattleCreek,MI49015(928)830-2723


Mechanical & Electrical Consulting Engineers

248-399-1900www.sesnet.com

Historic Rehabilitation

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Healthcare

Government

K-12 & Higher Education

LEED & Sustainable

Geothermal

Retail & Food Service

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FINANCING & EQUIT Y

InSite Capital/Chemical BankMs. Sadie Erickson Mr. Jason Blain

[email protected] [email protected] (616)494-9022 (231)922-144051IoniaAvenueSW 625S.GarfieldAvenue, GrandRapids,MI49503 POBox809 TraverseCity,MI49685 www.insitecapital.com

Banking and FinanceArea: Regional | Residential/CommercialInSiteCapital is a single source fordevelopmentfinance.Ourteam of experts is able to facilitate financing for nearly everyaspect of a project. From tax credit equity investments toconstruction,bridge,andpermanentfinancingwithouraffiliate,Chemical Bank, our team helps developers move projects all the way from planning to completion.


GEOTHERMAL INSTALL ATION

Please also see:Architectural Consulting Engineers - Page 21

F i n a n c i n g & E q u i t y / H i s t o r i c P r e s e r v a t i o n O r g a n i z a t i o n s

HISTORIC PRESERVATION

ORGANIZATIONSPlease also see:

JMD Building Restoration – Page 25

Michigan Historic Preservation [email protected] Lansing,MI48906www.mhpn.org (517)371-8080Fax:(517)371-9090

Statewide Non-Pro�t Organization that advocates for Michigan’s historic places to contribute to our economic vitality,

sense of place, and connection to the past.Area: Statewide | Residential/Commercial/IndustrialMHPN is the organization that publishes this directory! Thiscollectionofpreservationprofessionalsisonlythebeginningofwhatwedo.Wealsoprovidetraininginthepreservationtrades,forhistoricdistrict commissioners, and seminars on how to work with your historicbuilding.Weaccepteasementstoprotecthistoricproperties,host an annual conference each spring, and work with lawmakers to ensure our historic resources are respected and protected. �rough membershipwithMHPN,weoffermanynetworkingopportunities,aswell.PleasecheckALLthatwedoonlineat:www.mhpn.org!


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I n s u l a t i o n S e a l i n g / I n t e r i o r D e s i g n / L a n d s c a p e A r c h i t e c t s

National Trust for Historic PreservationMs. Mary Lu Seidel

53W.JacksonBlvd.,Suite350 Chicago,IL60604www.preservationnation.org (312)939-5547Fax:(312)939-5651

Preservation DetroitMr. Eric Kehoe

[email protected]. Detroit,MI48202www.preservationdetroit.org (313)284-9278

Area: Local | Residential/Commercial/Industrial�rough education and advocacy, research and awareness, Preservation Detroit seeks to preserve and protect thearchitectural and cultural heritage that fosters great urbanenvironments.PreservationDetroitprovidesresourcesforpressandotherorganizationsseekingknowledgeonDetroit’shistory,planning and development regarding historic preservation and adaptivere-use.

INSUL ATION SEALING

Please also see:RAM Construction Services – Page 25

INTERIOR DESIGNPlease also see:

Albert Kahn Associates, Inc. – Page 5

L ANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS & SERVICES

Please also see: Albert Kahn Associates, Inc. – Page 5

Sanders & Czapski Associates PLLC – Page 11


LIGHTING DESIGN, FIXTURES &

RESTORATIONPlease also see:

Building Arts & Conservation LLC – Page 26

Bohnet Electric CompanyMr. Steve Bohnet

[email protected]. Lansing,MI48906www.BohnetElectric.com (517)327-9999

Serving Michigan for 110 years. Lighting Restoration and Repair; Vintage Lighting; Custom Lighting

Area: Statewide | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalLighting Showroom: Electrical Contractors. Lighting Designand Project Management. On-site lighting consultations, allphasesof lighting restorationand/or replacement.DesignandprocurementofVintage,CustomandReplicatedLampsand/orLightingforInteriorand/orExteriorlightingprojects.

Services: Lighting Restoration; Rewiring and Repair; EnergySolutions,CustomLampshadeDesign;ShadeRecovering;Free,on-site,LightingConsultations,LightingDesignResidentialandCommercial,ChandelierCleaning,MasterElectricalContractors.


Capitol Lighting Design & RestorationMs. Suzanne Bayer

[email protected] (616)540-3796

Mr. Paul [email protected] (616)897-89203269BloomingtonHillsDriveSE Ada,MI49301www.capitollightingandrestoration.com (616)897-8920

Area: National | CommercialCapitol LightingDesign and Restoration has been in businesssince1978,givingustheabilitytobringyearsofpractice intoaproject tempered with the knowledge of changing technology in illumination and lighting.We have the ability to design foryourlightingneedsorreplicateexistingfixtures.Wehavespecialqualifications in historically important lighting, both exteriorand interior for religious, government, institutional, commercial and private buildings.We are well versed in glass blowing andslumping,andalltypesofmetalformations,materialsandfinishes.Wealsoofferlightingconsultationsaswellascleaningservices.


L i g h t i n g D e s i g n , F i x t u r e s & R e s t o r a t i o n

Custom lighting, interior and exterior.• Specializing in new, historical replication • and restoration of existing fixtures.For architects, designers and contractors.•

Capitol LightingArchitectural Lighting Design and Restoration

Capitol Lighting Design and RestorationBloomington Hills Dr. S.E., Ada, MI 49301

(616) 844-5000www.capitollighting.com


Illuminart, a Division of Peter Basso AssociatesMr. Robert White

[email protected],Suite100 Troy,MI48098www.peterbassoassociates.com/illuminart (734)482-6066Fax:(248)879-0007

Lighting Design, Fixtures and RestorationArea: National | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalMichigan-based firm offering lighting design solutions formore than 30 years. Services include comprehensive lightingdesign, detailed equipment specification, detailed illuminancecalculations, on-site aiming and adjustments, lighting controldesign, energy management studies.

MASONRY & CONCRETE

CONTRACTORSPlease also see:

Grand River Builders - Page 16Building Arts & Conservation LLC – Page 26

Cusack’s Masonry Restoration, Inc.POBox220 Hubbardston,MI48845www.cusacksmasonry.com (989)981-6625Fax:(989)981-6570

Masonry and Concrete Restoration, Roo�ng Area: Regional | Commercial/InstitutionalSince 1987, Cusack’s Masonry Restoration, Inc. has metcommercial, industrial, institutional, and historic needs statewide. Our references demonstrate a wide range of experience fromlocaltofederalbuildings,churchestofactoriestouniversitiesandprovides a testimony to our expert work.

Grunwell-Cashero Company Ms. Jelane Raycraft Mr. Scott Cashero

[email protected] Detroit,MI48217www.gcbuildingrestoration.com (313)843-8440Fax:(313)843-9060

Masonry Restoration ContractorArea: National | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalGrunwell-Casheroisafullservicecontractorspecializinginhistoricmasonryrestoration.Since1953,wehavebeenprovidingmasonryrepairs,includingrepointing,brickandstonereplacement,sealants,facadecleaning,concreterestoration,waterproofingandmore.

JMD Building RestorationMr. Joseph M. Dapkus Jr.

[email protected] Orion,MI48359www.jmdbuildingrestoration.com (734)751-5978

Masonry and Concrete Contractors; Building Inspection, Cemetery Preservation and Repair, Historic Preservation Organization

Area: Statewide | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalJMD Building Restoration offers a wide range of servicesspecializing in masonry restoration. JMD has been providinghigh quality, long-lasting concrete and masonry resurfacing,repair and restoration solutions since its inception. JosephM.DapkusJr.,thecompany’sfounderisathirdgenerationmasonrycontractor.With a well-respected reputation and backed by alonglistofclients,JMDBuildingRestorationdevelopsinnovativesolutions that correct the problems and instills longevity intoeveryproject.TheJMDTeamtreatseachprojectwithintegrity,restoringthenaturalbeautyandstabilitytobuildingsinDetroitand the surrounding areas.

RAM Construction ServicesMr. Chris Hu� Mr. Andrew Sandzik

[email protected] [email protected] (616)957-3679 (734)464-3800459240thStreetSE 13800EcklesRd Kentwood,MI49512 Livonia,MI48150www.ramservices.com Fax:(616)957-7778

Masonry and Concrete Contractors, General Contractors / Construction Managers

Area: National | Commercial/InstitutionalRAMConstructionServices specializes in the restorationandwaterproofingofexistingandnewinfrastructure.Fromhistoricalrestoration, to concrete repair; new build to Department ofTransportation work, our expert team of Project Managers,Superintendents, and Foremanwill assess, provide a solution,andexecuteyourprojectontimeand inbudget. Ourservicesin the historical restoration department include: masonry repair &restoration, tuckpointing,brick&stonereplacement,expertcosmetic stone patching, terracotta restoration, exterior cleaning, chemical & high-pressure hydro cleaning, sandblasting, steamcleaning, exterior joint sealing, needle glazing, waterproofing,dampproofing,andconcreterepair.RAMConstructionServicesisheretoserveyoustatewideinMichigan,Ohio,andMinnesota.

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Schi�er Mason Contractors, Inc.Mr. Stephen Meyer

[email protected] Holt,MI48842www.schiffermasoncontractors.com (517)648-0854Fax:(517)913-5980

Masonry and Concrete Restoration Area: National | Commercial/Institutional

M a s o n r y & C o n c r e t e C o n t r a c t o r s / M a t e r i a l & F i n i s h C o n s e r va t i o n

30 years of Preserving Places

Our team of skilled craftsmen specializes in the conservation and restoration of historic

architectural materials including plaster, wood, paint, metal, gilt, glazes, stencils, metals, masonry,

lighting, murals and sculpture.

Ron Koenig Architectural Conservator

734.368.0838

www.bldgconservation.com @buildingconservation

MATERIAL & FINISH CONSERVATION

Building Arts & Conservation LLCMr. Ron Koenig Ms. Terri Sibo-Koenig

[email protected] [email protected] (734)368-0838 (734)368-8297206SouthAnnArborStreet Saline,MI48176www.bldgconservation.com

Historic Building Restoration and Conservation, Material and Finish Conservation, Painting, Plasters and

Preservation ConsultantArea: National | Residential/Commercial/Institutional BuildingArts&Conservationspecializesintheconservationofhistoricarchitecturalmaterials. With30years’experience,ourteam helps clients preserve their historic structures and works ofart.Frominvestigationtoprojectmanagementandhands-ontreatment of plaster, wood, decorative paint, metals, gilt, masonry, lighting, murals and sculpture, we provide outstanding quality and service in the preservation of places.

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PAINTINGPlease also see:

Building Arts & Conservation LLC – Page 26North Coast Window Works – Page 31

New Hue PaintingMr. Sean Autrey

[email protected] Tecumseh,MI49286www.newhuepainting.com (734)645-7846

Painting, Restoration, StainingArea: Statewide | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalPainting,staining,historicfinishesandrestoration.


Smooth Strokes Painting & Window/ Plaster PreservationMr. Zach Gibson

[email protected] Lapeer,MI48446(810)614-2081

Painting, Restoration, StainingArea: Statewide | Residential/CommercialSmooth Strokes personnel are staunch, yet positivelypersnickety pertaining to historic preservation & allfacets of the painting trade. (new & old, we do it all) *Fully operational window shop, allowing us to removethem, strip them, perform necessary repairs, then re-installa finished product. VERY IMPORTANT: We use oldfashioned weather stripping for all windows and doors. *Exterior/Interior paint stripping using top of line, in-faredsilentpaintremovers.SoothStrokesisaleadcertifiedcontractor! *Plasterpreservationusinglatesttechniquestoexpungecracksfor good. Using traditional plaster to fill deep repairs downto lath or metal…NEVER DRYWALL!!! I DESPISE IT! *We prefer to use Linseed Oil Based Paint on bare wood ifpossible&linseedbasedputtyonwindowsinsteadofsuffocatinglatexpaint.Whichisthebasisofmostofexteriorpaintproblems.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Amanda D. Davis PhotographyMs. Amanda D. Davis

[email protected],MI48043www.amandadavisphotography.com (586)322-7880

Area: RegionalAmanda D. Davis Photography specializes in Fine Art,Architectural,Landscape,DocumentaryandEventPhotography.Withover20yearsofexperience,Amandawillbringyoursubjectto life in themost appropriatemanner for you specific needs.Proud to be the official event photographer for theMichiganHistoricPreservationNetwork!

PL ASTERERS Please also see:

Building Arts & Conservation LLC – Page 26

JPC PlasterMr. James P. Conklin

[email protected] AnnArbor,MI48108www.restoremyplaster.com (734)904-0016

Area: Statewide | ResidentialRepairandRestorationoftraditionalplaster,flatplaster,coves,cornices, and decorative enrichments.


R o o f i n g & S h e e t M e t a l C o n t r a c t o r s / S t a i n e d G l a s s C o n s e r v a t i o n

ROOFING & SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS

Please also see:Grand River Builders, Inc. – Page 16

Mihm Enterprises, Inc. – Page 17

Butcher & Butcher Construction Co., Inc. Mr. Mark Dalrymple Mr. Robert Meller

[email protected] [email protected] RochesterHills,MI48309www.bbconstruction.com (248)852-2323Fax:(248)852-0987

Roo�ng, Waterproo�ng, Sheet Metal, General Contractor, Commercial Glass & Glazing, and Carpentry

Area: Statewide | Residential/Commercial/Institutional Butcher&Butcherhasover40yearsofexperienceinallroofingapplications. Our impressive portfolio and overwhelming listof satisfiedowners areproof toour commitment to thefinestworkmanship in the industry. We are especially equipped tohandle custom steep slope applications such as slate, cedar, and metal, specialty gutter systems, and historic window replacement.

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STAINED GL ASS CONSERVATION

Barbara KruegerMs. Barbara Krueger

[email protected] Hartland,MI48353(248)887-1283Fax:(248)887-2165

Stained Glass Conditions Reports, Consulting and AssessmentArea: Statewide | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalMichiganStainedGlassCensus

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Please also see:Architectural Consulting Engineers – Page 21

John Dziurman Architects Ltd. – Page 9

8695 Commerce Court Harbor Springs, MI 49740

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3885 Industrial Drive Rochester Hills, MI 48309

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Foundation Hotel

Gratiot County Courthouse Durand Train Station

Butcher & Butcher Construction has the specialized knowledge and crews to handle any historic restoration project. From the roof to the foundation, we can ensure that your project is han-dled with the skill and care necessary to preserve and protect your historic building. We specialize in historic slate, cedar, and tile roof restoration, as well as historic replicate window design assist capabilities.

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blackberrywindows.com800.732.9400

Detroit Institute of Arts

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Motor Wheel Lofts

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Historic Window Specialists

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WINDOWS & DOORSPlease also see:

Building Arts & Conservation LLC – Page 26Butcher & Butcher Construction Co., Inc. – Page 29

Midtown Craftsmen, LLC – Page 15Mihm Enterprises, Inc. – Page 17

Smooth Strokes Painting & Restoration – Page 27

Blackberry Window & Door Systems, Inc.Mr. Michael Shields Ms. Kaitlyn Shields

[email protected] [email protected] Kalamazoo,MI49009www.blackberrywindows.com (269)353-8844Fax:(269)353-8843

Historic Window Restoration, Replication and Replacement, Consultants-Technical, Stained Glass Conservation

Area: National | Commercial/Institutional Blackberryprovideshistoricwindowanddoorproductsforwood,steel,andaluminumapplications.Wehaveover30yearsofprojectexperienceonlandmarkbuildingsandhistorictaxcreditsites.Weprovidecompleteproductdistribution,designandinstallation.


Daiek WoodworksMr. Zach Daiek Mr. John Daiek

[email protected] [email protected] BruceTwp.,MI48065www.daiekwoodworks.com (586)268-1144Fax:(586)268-1184

Woodworking and MillworkArea: National | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalDaiek Woodworks is your source for excellence in custom doors,historical reproduction, restoration,millwork and fabrication. Withover38yearsofmanufacturingexperienceincommercialandresidentialwoodwork, Daiek has focused on hardwood work and on demanding high-qualitymillwork.Customwooddoorsareourspecialty!


Double O [email protected] GrandRapids,MI49507www.doubleoinc.com (616)878-3998

Windows and DoorsArea: Regional | Residential / CommercialWe are commercial glazers for curtain walls, store fronts, andskylightsaswellaswindowunitsanddoors.Withover20yearsofexperiencewearerecognizedas“themostknowledgeablecompanyinourindustry.”Fromresidentialtocommercialbuildingswehelprestorehistoricspacestotheiroriginalbeautywhileusingthelatesttechnologyinenergyefficiencyandwoodpreservation.

Heritage Window Restoration LLCMr. Kevin Elzinga

[email protected] GrandRapids,MI49503(616)446-3503

Window Repair and RestorationArea: Statewide | Residential/CommercialHeritage Window Restoration offers repair and restorationservice for your historic wood windows with a focus on energy efficiency while also preserving the historic characteristics ofyourwindowsinyourhomeorbusiness.

Historic Restoration LLCMr. Tim Bowman

[email protected] Jonesville,MI49250www.historic-restoration.org (517)425-0085

Window Repair and Restoration, Ceramic TileArea: Regional | ResidentialPreservation of historicwoodwindows alongwith the designand construction of properly attractive wooden storm windows. Alsoofferingrepairandnewinstallationsofceramictileusingconventional mortar beds from a third generation artisan. Doing our part to save what we can in two distinct trades.

W i n d o w s & D o o r s

North Coast Window WorksMr. Peter Carroll

[email protected],Suite1 Kalamazoo,MI49007www.northcoastwindowworks.com (269)806-8551

Historic Window RestorationArea: Statewide | Residential/CommercialMakingpre-1940windowslooknew,functionwell,andenergyefficient. Providers of high energywood or aluminum stormwindows.Specializinginarchitecturalwoodrotrepairs.

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RJ RavenMr. Matthew Grusnis

[email protected]. GrandRapids,MI49507www.rjraven.com (616)245-5684Fax:(616)245-4670

Windows and DoorsArea: Statewide | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalRJ Raven offers historic wood windows and doors. Stormwindows,stormdoors/screendoors.

Turner Restoration, LLCMr. James A. Turner

[email protected] 1701WestMuhammadAliBlvd.,Bldg.C Detroit,MI48202 Louisville,KY40302(313)574-9073 (502)500-9087

Wood and Steel Window RestorationArea: National | Residential/Commercial/InstitutionalMasteringtheArtofPracticalPreservation.

Bay View Handiworks congratulates the Michigan Historic Preservation Network

on over thirty-five years of serviceas Michigan’s statewide membership organization

for those interested in the conservationof our state’s historic places.

WOODWORKING & MILLWORK

Please also see:Daiek Woodworks – Page 30

Klepinger Construction – Page 15Midtown Craftsmen, LLC – Page 15

Mihm Enterprises, Inc. – Page 17North Coast Window Works – Page 31

Century Restoration, LLCMr. David Varney

[email protected] SouthHaven,MI49090(269)686-6241

Woodworking and MillworkArea: Regional | Residential, CommercialManufacturerofcustommillworkandcabinetry.

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Historical background on materials and techniques

Sources and referencesApplications for use of materials

Repair and replacement

Additional reading and resources

Helpful organizations

1. AssessingCleaningandWater-RepellentTreatmentsfor HistoricMasonryBuildings 2. RepointingMortarJointsinHistoricBuildings 3. ConservingEnergyinHistoricBuildings 4. RoofingforHistoricBuildings 5. ThePreservationofHistoricAdobeBuildings 6. DangersofAbrasiveCleaningtoHistoricBuildings 7. ThePreservationofHistoricGlazedArchitectural Terra-Cotta 8. AluminumandVinylSidingonHistoricBuildings: TheAppropriatenessofSubstituteMaterialsfor ResurfacingHistoricWoodFrameBuildings 9. TheRepairofHistoricWoodenWindows 10. ExteriorPaintProblemsonHistoricWoodwork 11. RehabilitatingHistoricStorefronts 12. ThePreservationofHistoricPigmentedStructuralGlass (VitroliteandCarraraGlass) 13. TheRepairandThermalUpgradingofHistoric SteelWindows 14. NewExteriorAdditionstoHistoricBuildings: PreservationConcerns 15. PreservationofHistoricConcrete:Problemsand GeneralApproaches 16. TheUseofSubstituteMaterialsonHistoric BuildingExteriors 17. ArchitecturalCharacter–IdentifyingtheVisualAspects ofHistoricBuildingsasanAidtoPreservingTheir Character 18. RehabilitatingInteriorsinHistoricBuildings– IdentifyingCharacter-DefiningElements 19. TheRepairandReplacementofHistoricWooden ShingleRoofs 20. ThePreservationofHistoricBarns 21. RepairingHistoricFlatPlaster–WallsandCeilings 22. ThePreservationandRepairofHistoricStucco 23. PreservingHistoricOrnamentalPlaster 24. Heating,Ventilating,andCoolingHistoricBuildings: ProblemsandRecommendedApproaches

�e 50 topics now covered by Preservation Briefs are: 25. ThePreservationofHistoricSigns 26. ThePreservationandRepairofHistoricLogBuildings 27. TheMaintenanceandRepairofArchitecturalCastIron 28. PaintingHistoricInteriors 29. TheRepair,Replacement,andMaintenanceofHistoric SlateRoofs 30. ThePreservationandRepairofHistoricClayTileRoofs 31. MothballingHistoricBuildings 32. MakingHistoricBuildingsAccessible 33. ThePreservationandRepairofHistoricStainedand LeadedGlass 34. AppliedDecorationforHistoricInteriors:Preserving HistoricCompositionOrnament 35. UnderstandingOldBuildings:TheProcessof ArchitecturalInvestigation 36. ProtectingCulturalLandscapes:Planning,Treatment andManagementofHistoricLandscapes 37. AppropriateMethodsofReducingLead-PaintHazards in Historic Housing 38. RemovingGraffitifromHistoricMasonry 39. HoldingtheLine:ControllingUnwantedMoisturein Historic Buildings 40. PreservingHistoricCeramicTileFloors 41. TheSeismicRetrofitofHistoricBuildings:Keeping PreservationintheForefront 42. TheMaintenance,RepairandReplacementofHistoric CastStone 43. ThePreservationandUseofHistoricStructureReports 44. TheUseofAwningsonHistoricBuildings 45. PreservingHistoricWoodenPorches 46. ThePreservationandReuseofHistoricGasStations 47. MaintainingtheExteriorofSmallandMediumSize Historic Buildings 48.PreservingGraveMarkersinHistoricCemeteries 49.HistoricDecorativeMetalCeilingsandWalls:Use,Repair, and Replacement 50.LightningProtectionforHistoricBuildings

PRESERVATION BRIEFS

A Helpful Resource for Your Preservation Project!

ThefirstPreservationBriefwaspublishedin1975.Sincethen,over40morehavebeenaddedtotheseries.ThroughthesePreservationBriefs,theTechnicalPreservationServicesdivisionoftheNationalParkServicehashelpedhomeowners,preservationprofessionals,organizations,andgovernmentagenciesbypublishingtheseeasy-to-readguidesonpreserving,rehabilitating,andrestoringhistoricbuildings.Eachoftheseillustratedguidesfocusesonauniquebuildingcomponentor feature with such items as:

YoucanreadallofthePreservationBriefsonlineatthe NationalParkService’sHistoricPreservationServiceswebsite:

www.nps.gov/tps/how-to-preserve/briefs.htm

PreservationCaseStudiesarealsoprovidedatwww.nps.gov/tps/how-to-preserve/tech-notes.htm discussing topicsrangingfromWoodworktoMasonrytoWindowsandmore.


THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR’S STANDARDS for the Treatment of Historic Properties &

Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Properties

PRESERVATION IS DEFINED AS the act or process of applying measures necessary to sustain the existing form, integrity, and materials of an historic property. Work, including preliminary measures to protect and stabilize the property, generally focuses upon the ongoing maintenance and repair of historic materials and features rather than extensive replacement and new construction. New exterior additions are not within the scope of this treatment; however, the limited and sensitive upgrading of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems and other code-required work to make properties functional is appropriate within a preservation project.

1. Apropertywillbeusedasitwashistorically,orbegivenanew use that maximizes the retention of distinctive materials, features,spaces,andspatialrelationships.Whereatreatmentandusehavenotbeenidentified,apropertywillbeprotectedand,ifnecessary,stabilizeduntiladditionalworkmaybeundertaken.

2. Thehistoriccharacterofapropertywillberetainedandpreserved.Thereplacementofintactorrepairablehistoricmaterials or alteration of features, spaces, and spatial relationshipsthatcharacterizeapropertywillbeavoided.

3. Eachpropertywillberecognizedasaphysicalrecordofitstime,place,anduse.Workneededtostabilize,consolidate,andconserveexistinghistoricmaterialsandfeatureswillbephysicallyandvisuallycompatible,identifiableuponcloseinspection, and properly documented for future research.

4. Changestoapropertythathaveacquiredhistoricsignificanceintheirownrightwillberetainedandpreserved.

5. Distinctivematerials,features,finishes,andconstructiontechniques or examples of craftsmanship that characterize a propertywillbepreserved.

6. Theexistingconditionofhistoricfeatureswillbeevaluatedto determine the appropriate level of intervention needed. Wheretheseverityofdeteriorationrequiresrepairorlimitedreplacement of a distinctive feature, the new material will match the old in composition, design, color, and texture.

7. Chemicalorphysicaltreatments,ifappropriate,willbeundertakenusingthegentlestmeanspossible.Treatmentsthatcausedamagetohistoricmaterialswillnotbeused.

8. Archeologicalresourceswillbeprotectedandpreservedinplace.Ifsuchresourcesmustbedisturbed,mitigation measureswillbeundertaken.

PRESERVATION AS A TREATMENT. When the property’s distinctive materials, features, and spaces areessentially intact and thus convey the historic significance withoutextensiverepairorreplacement;whendepictionataparticularperiodof time is not appropriate; andwhen a continuing or new use doesnot require additions or extensive alterations, Preservation may beconsidered as a treatment.

S t a n d a r d s f o r P r e s e r v a t i o n

RECONSTRUCTION IS DEFINED AS the act or process of depicting, by means of new construction, the form, fea-tures, and detailing of a non-surviving site, landscape, building, structure, or object for the purpose of replicating its appearance at a speci�c period of time and in its historic location.

1. Reconstructionwillbeusedtodepictvanishedornon-survivingportions of a property when documentary and physical evidence isavailabletopermitaccuratereconstructionwithminimalconjecture,andsuchreconstructionisessentialtothepublicunderstanding of the property.

2. Reconstructionofalandscape,building,structure,orobjectinitshistoriclocationwillbeprecededbyathorougharcheologi-cal investigation to identify and evaluate those features and artifactswhichareessentialtoanaccuratereconstruction.Ifsuchresourcesmustbedisturbed,mitigationmeasureswillbeundertaken.

3. Reconstruction will include measures to preserve any remaining historic materials, features, and spatial relationships.

4. Reconstructionwillbebasedontheaccurateduplicationofhistoricfeaturesandelementssubstantiatedbydocumentaryor physical evidence rather than on conjectural designs or the availabilityofdifferentfeaturesfromotherhistoricproperties.Areconstructedpropertywillre-createtheappearanceofthenon-survivinghistoricpropertyinmaterials,design,color,andtexture.

5. Areconstructionwillbeclearlyidentifiedasacontemporaryre-creation.

6. Designsthatwereneverexecutedhistoricallywillnotbecon-structed.

S t an d ard s fo r R e co n s t r u c t i o n


S t a n d a r d s f o r R e s t o r a t i o nS t an d ard s fo r R eh ab i l i t at i o n

REHABILITATION IS DEFINED AS the act or process of making possible a compatible use for a property through repair, alterations, and additions while preserving those portions or features which convey its historical, cultural, or architectural values. 1. Apropertywillbeusedasitwashistoricallyorbegivenanew

use that requires minimal change to its distinctive materials, features, spaces, and spatial relationships.

2. Thehistoriccharacterofapropertywillberetainedandpreserved. �e removal of distinctive materials or alteration of features, spaces, and spatial relationships that characterize a propertywillbeavoided.

3. Eachpropertywillberecognizedasaphysicalrecordofitstime,place, and use. Changes that create a false sense of historical development, such as adding conjectural features or elements fromotherhistoricproperties,willnotbeundertaken.

4. Changestoapropertythathaveacquiredhistoricsignificanceintheirownrightwillberetainedandpreserved.

5. Distinctivematerials,features,finishes,andconstructiontechniques or examples of craftsmanship that characterize a propertywillbepreserved.

6. Deterioratedhistoricfeatureswillberepairedratherthanreplaced.Wheretheseverityofdeteriorationrequiresreplacement of a distinctive feature, the new feature will match theoldindesign,color,texture,and,wherepossible,materials.Replacementofmissingfeatureswillbesubstantiatedbydocumentary and physical evidence.


8. Archeologicalresourceswillbeprotectedandpreservedinplace.Ifsuchresourcesmustbedisturbed,mitigationmeasureswillbeundertaken.

9. Newadditions,exterioralterations,orrelatednewconstructionwill not destroy historic materials, features, and spatial relationships that characterize the property. �e new work willbedifferentiatedfromtheoldandwillbecompatiblewiththe historic materials, features, size, scale and proportion, and massing to protect the integrity of the property and its environment.

10. Newadditionsandadjacentorrelatednewconstructionwillbeundertaken in a such a manner that, if removed in the future, the essential form and integrity of the historic property and its environmentwouldbeunimpaired.

REHABILITATION AS A TREATMENT. Whenrepairandreplacementofdeterioratedfeaturesarenecessary;when alterations or additions to the property are planned for a new or continueduse;andwhenitsdepictionataparticularperiodoftimeisnotappropriate,Rehabilitationmaybeconsideredasatreatment.

RESTORATION IS DEFINED AS the act or process of accurately depicting the form, features, and character of a property as it appeared at a particular period of time by means of the removal of features from other periods in its history and reconstruction of missing features from the restoration period. �e limited and sensitive upgrading of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems and other code-required work to make properties functional is appropriate within a restoration project. 1. Apropertywillbeusedasitwashistoricallyorbegivenanew

usewhichreflectstheproperty’srestorationperiod.

2. Materialsandfeaturesfromtherestorationperiodwillberetained and preserved. �e removal of materials or alteration of features, spaces, and spatial relationships that characterize the periodwillnotbeundertaken.

3. Eachpropertywillberecognizedasaphysicalrecordofitstime,place,anduse.Workneededtostabilize,consolidateandconservematerialsandfeaturesfromtherestorationperiodwillbephysicallyandvisuallycompatible,identifiableuponcloseinspection,andproperly documented for future research.

4. Materials,features,spaces,andfinishesthatcharacterizeotherhistoricalperiodswillbedocumentedpriortotheiralterationorremoval.

5. Distinctivematerials,features,finishes,andconstructiontechniques or examples of craftsmanship that characterize the restorationperiodwillbepreserved.

6. Deteriorated features from the restoration period will berepairedratherthanreplaced.Wheretheseverityofdeterioration requires replacement of a distinctive feature, the new feature will match the old in design, color, texture, and, wherepossible,materials.

7. Replacementofmissingfeaturesfromtherestorationperiodwillbesubstantiatedbydocumentaryandphysicalevidence.Afalsesenseofhistorywillnotbecreatedbyaddingconjecturalfeatures,featuresfromotherproperties,orbycombiningfeatures that never existed together historically.


9. Archeologicalresourcesaffectedbyaprojectwillbeprotectedandpreservedinplace.Ifsuchresourcesmustbedisturbed,mitigationmeasureswillbeundertaken.

10. Designsthatwereneverexecutedhistoricallywillnotbeconstructed.

RESTORATION AS A TREATMENT. When the property’s design, architectural, or historical significanceduring a particular period of time outweighs the potential loss of extantmaterials,features,spaces,andfinishesthatcharacterizeotherhistoricalperiods;whenthereissubstantialphysicalanddocumentaryevidence for the work; and when contemporary alterations andadditions are not planned, Restoration may be considered as atreatment. Prior to undertaking work, a particular period of time,i.e., the restoration period, should be selected and justified, and adocumentation plan for Restoration developed.


For many years, MHPN has been providing the following workshops to

communities and organizations around the State. Would your community bene�t

from hosting one or more of these sessions? Contact [email protected]

or call 517-371-8080 for all the details!

P r a c t i c a l P r e s e r v a t i o n Wo r k s h o p s

BUILDING ASSESSMENT 101 : Considering purchasing an older home or small commercialproperty,andwanttoknowthemaintroublespotstolookforandhowtoevaluatethem?Participantslearn how to complete a basic building assessment andhow to determine whether signs of disrepair indicate a simplecosmeticproblemorseriousstructuralfailure.

GENERAL MAINTENANCE FOR HISTORIC BUILDINGS: Learnoftheproblemscommontomanyolderstructures,how to remedy them, and how to institute a maintenance program that will prevent the need for many future repairs.

MASONRY MAINTENANCE & REPAIR: Investigate stone and brick as building materials, andexamine some common issues associated with their deterioration and repair. Participants will learn howto assessmortar conditions, how andwhen to re-point(often referred to as tuckpointing), how and when to replacestonesorbricks,andtheimportanceofselectingand using the right replacement mortar.

PAINTING FOR LONG-LASTING RESULTS: Learn how to prepare historic surfaces for painting, including interior and exterior wood, brick, and othermaterials. Cleaning and patching techniques necessary priortorepaintingwillbedemonstrated,andparticipantswill learn and practice painting methods using the most appropriatetools.Also,methodsforsafelyremovinglead-basedpaintwillbeaddressed.

Michigan Historic Preservation Network’s EDUCATIONAL OFFERINGS:

Workshops, Trainings, and Presentations

PLASTER AND STUCCO REPAIR: Learn various methods for repairing and restoring plaster andstuccosurfaces—bothonflatanddecorativefeatures— and also learn maintenance tips to keep homes looking great well into the future.

PORCH REPAIR: Learnhowtodiagnoseproblems,howtorepaircolumns,railings, decking, and steps, and maintenance tips.

ROOF RESTORATION:

Wood,metal,andslateroofingmaterialsandcomponentssuchasguttersandflashingswillbeexamined,andinstructionastohowtoassesstheirageandconditionwillbeprovided.Participantswilllearnhowtotroubleshoot,maintain,andrepair their roofs and roof components, and how to hire the rightcontractorforthejob.

WINDOW RESTORATION & REPAIR:

Learn what it takes to repair and restore wood and steel windows.Withtherightupgrades,windowrepairandrestorationoftenprovidesthesameorbetterenergyefficiencythan new windows, costs less than replacement, and protects thebuilding’shistoricintegrity.

H i s t o r i c D i s t r i c t Wo r k s h o p s

HOW TO ESTABLISH A LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: LearnwhyMichigancommunitiesdecidetoprotecttheirhistoricresources,howtousetheStateenablinglegislation,how to garner support for districting activities, and the process ofestablishingalocalhistoricdistrict.

HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSIONER TRAINING: LearnabouttheMichiganenablinglegislationthatallowsacommunitytoestablishacommissionandlocallydesignatedhistoric districts, the nationally accepted preservation standards to use when making commission decisions, due process, the appealsprocess,howtoworkwithproperty-ownersinthedistrict, and more.


HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSIONER ADVANCED TRAINING: Thisworkshopmovesbeyondthebasicsandwrestleswithmorecomplexissues.Theadvancedworkshopincludesmorein-depthdiscussions of legal issues such as hardship and demolition by neglect, and it includes two to three optionalmodules thecommission chooses. Possible selections include: hazardousmaterials (lead paint and/or asbestos), new construction inthe local district and issues to consider, substitute materials,orweatherization.MHPNbrings inadditionalsubjectmatterexperts as needed for these trainings.

LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICTS FOR PROPERTY OWNERS: MHPNcanfacilitatethissessionaspartofapublicmeetingaboutlocal historic districts. It includes two parts: the presentation(45-60 minutes), and the interactive discussion/question-and-answerperiodwithaudiencemembers(30-60minutes,dependingon the audience and the municipality). �e presentation discusses whatalocalhistoricdistrictisanditspurpose,howitaffectsthepropertyowner,theprocessofestablishingadistrict,andthelocalhistoricdistrictcommissionandhowitmakesitsdecisions.Wethen facilitate dialogue with the audience members, answeringtheirquestionsanddiscussingtheirconcernsaboutlocalhistoricdistricts and the district process.

P r e s e n t a t i o n s

DESIGN GUIDELINES: Explainswhatdesignguidelinesare,whattheycan/can’tdo,howto create them, how to evaluate them, the common elements, and various examples.

HISTORIC PRESERVATION EASEMENTS: Explainswhatahistoricpreservationeasementis,howitbenefitsthe property owner, the effect on property rights, what aneasementincludes,andtheprocessofattainingone.DescribestheMHPNeasementprogramandfeaturestheuniquecasestudyofBowersHarbor, thefirstMHPN/LandConservancy easementpartnershipinMichigan.

ECONOMIC BENEFITS1.InvestinginMichigan’sFuture2.HistoricPreservationandCommunity

Revitalization3. TheValueofHistoricPreservation

HISTORIC DESIGNATIONS – NATIONAL REGISTER, STATE HISTORIC SITES/MARKERS, LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICTS

1. UnderstandingHistoricDesignations2. MakingtheCaseforyourHistoricResource–

HowToApplyNationalRegisterCriteria3. Local Historic Districts

INTRO TO PRESERVATION AND WHY PRESERVE?

1.IntrotoPreservation2.WhyPreserve?

MICHIGAN PRESERVATION FUND (GRANT): Identifieswhatitis,whocanapply,eligibleactivities,theapplication process and grant deadline cycles.

RESEARCHING/EXPLORING HISTORIC BUILDINGS

1. ResearchingYourHistoricBuilding2.HistoricBuildingsasArtifacts3. Be a Building Detective4.SecretaryoftheInterior’sStandardsfor

Rehabilitation

INTRODUCTION TO GRANT WRITING: Providesanintroductiontosuccessfulgrant-writingandcoversthedosanddon’tsofproposalwriting.Stressestheimportanceofrelationship-buildingaspartoftheproposal-writingprocess.

ROLE OF THE NONPROFIT1.TheRoleoftheNonprofitinHistoricPreservation:

SpecifictoMHPNandNTHP.IncludesoverviewofhowpreservationgetsdoneandhowMHPNandNTHPfitintothepicture,whatbothgroupsofferand why they play an important community role in preserving historic resources.

2.MHPNServicesandPrograms:IncludesMHPNservices/programssuchaseducationandadvocacyefforts,easementprogram,annualconference, annual preservation awards, and networking opportunities.

For more detailed information visit: www.mhpn.org


Index Of Member Listings(Advertisers listed in bold)

Albert Kahn Associates . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5AltusWorks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5AmandaDavisPhotography . . . . . . . . . 27Architectural Consulting Engineers. . 21Architecture + Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6ArtisanRenovations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

BarbaraKrueger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Bay View Handworks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Birch Lodge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42Bishop & Heinz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Black Raven Architects. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Blackberry Window and Door Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Bohnet Electric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Building Arts & Conservation. . . . . . . 26Butcher & Butcher Construction . . . . 29

Capitol Lighting and Restoration . . . . 24Century Restoration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Cooper Design. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7CornerstoneArchitects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Cusack’sMasonryRestoration . . . . . . . 25

Daiek Woodworks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30DoubleO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

EasternMichiganUniversity . . . . . . . . . 20

EkociteArchitecture. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Finnicum Brownlie Architects . . . . . . . 8FitzpatrickStructuralEngineering . . . . 21

Grand River Builders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Grunwell-CasheroCompany . . . . . . . . . 25

H2AArchitects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

HeritageWindowRestoration. . . . . . . . 31

Historic Restoration Consulting Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Historic Restoration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31HopkinsBurnsDesignStudio . . . . . . . . . 8

Illuminart,adivisionof PeterBassoAssociates . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

InSite Capital . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22InspectorMike.com. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

JaneC.Busch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

JCBealConstruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

JillAndersonGrants. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

JMD Building Restoration . . . . . . . . . 25John Dziurman Architects. . . . . . . . . . . 9JPCPlaster. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Karp&Associates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

KidorfPreservationConsulting . . . . . . . 20

Klepinger Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Kraemer Design Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Lott3MetzArchitecture . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

MichiganHistoricPresevation Network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Midtown Craftsmen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Mihm Enterprises . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19MSHDA/SHPO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

NationalTrustfor HistoricPreservation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Nehil• SivakConsulting StructuralEngineers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Neumann/Smith Architecture . . . . . . 10New Hue Painting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27NixonPeabody . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

North Coast Window Works . . . . . . . 31

PastPerfect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Paulson’sConstruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Plante&Moran . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

ProgressiveAE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

PreservationDetroit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Quinn Evans Architects . . . . . . . . . . . 11

RAM Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Rentrop&Morrison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

RJRaven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Sanders & Czapski Associates . . . . . . 11SchifferMasonContractors . . . . . . . . . . 26

Shelter Design Studio . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Smooth Strokes Painting & Restoration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Strategic Energy Solutions . . . . . . . . . 21

�e Christman Company . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

�omas Roberts Architects . . . . . . . . 12Turner Restoration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

U.P. Engineers & Architects . . . . . . . . 12

Vertical Access . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Warner, Norcross & Judd . . . . . . . . . . 14West Construction Services . . . . . . . . 19Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates. . . . . 21WTA Architects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

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Park Church Tower restoration Submitted by: Grand River Builders

Porch restoration Submitted by: Grand River Builders

Lower Woodward Ave. Historic District - Detroit, MI Submitted by: JDM Building Restoration

�e Peacock Room - Fisher Building - Detroit, MI January 2018 - Submitted by: Steve Bohnet

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