Resource Directory

Alpine Archaeological Consultants, Inc. is a respected, full-service cultural resource consulting firm with offices in Montrose and Denver, Colorado. We are permitted statewide by federal agencies and the State of Colorado to assist developers and companies in complying with historic preservation laws. Even after 30 years in business, we continue to develop innovative methods to complete projects on time, under budget, and to our client’s highest satisfaction.

AltusWorks is a boutique architectural design and historic preservation consulting firm with unique expertise in creative problem solving for the historic preservation, adaptive use, and rehabilitation of buildings, structures, and sites.

American Log Restoration has been a leader in log home restoration and maintenance for decades. Our founder, Dave Tuxbury, started this business out of a passion for preserving the timeless beauty of log homes. Over the years, we have grown into a trusted name in the industry, known for our dedication to quality craftsmanship and exceptional customer service.

American Restoration Tile is a custom ceramic tile manufacturing company located in Little Rock, Arkansas. We specialize in reproducing the tiles of the past to facilitate restoration of historically significant buildings and residences. We use modern manufacturing technology and decades of ceramic engineering experience to exactly duplicate the sizes and colors of old ceramic tile installations. We also duplicate patterns, borders, corners, and medallions for new construction meant to recreate the feel of the past.

Founded in 1988 Andreozzi Architecture is recognized as “Top 50 Coastal Architects” annually by Ocean Home Magazine and listed on “Top 50 Traditional Architects in the World” by the Institute of Traditional Architecture. Andreozzi Architecture specializes in historically based architecture expressive of its sense of place, attentive to its detail and proportion, and timeless in its beauty. Commissions exist from Commonwealth Avenue to the shores of New England, to the Bahamian Islands. David Andreozzi, a past Historic District chairperson in Bristol, RI, is currently on the executive boards of both the Institute of Classical Art New England and Lutyens Trust America.

At Archer & Buchanan Architecture, our philosophy begins with a belief that buildings will be inhabited for a century or more and should continue to gain character, beauty and value as the years pass. We work with clients who seek to complete historic preservation efforts requiring the addition to, or the renovation, restoration or adaptive reuse of existing structures. The historic preservation staff of Archer & Buchanan contributes significant expertise gained over twenty years of completing preservation and restoration projects for both private and public clientele—including homeowners, large institutions, public and civic organizations, and not-for profit entities. We provide services in support of historic preservation efforts that include historic building maintenance manuals; building preservation, rehabilitation, restoration and reconstruction; adaptive reuse; historic structures reports; building conditions assessments; historic resource surveys; national register nominations; and historic rehabilitation tax credit assistance.

Founded in 1980 with the simple ethos of creating great places through preserving our built heritage and having fun in the process, ARG has grown from a two-person office into a 50+ person firm with locations in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Portland. Since the beginning, ARG has had the privilege of working with great clients and consultants on projects that preserve, protect, and adapt historic buildings, sites and objects for a new generation.

The Architectural Salvage Warehouse of Detroit deconstructs buildings in Southeast MI to keep environmental resources out of the waste stream, and to make decent, affordable housing materials available to low- and moderate-income families.

Architecture+design was established in 1981 to provide a complete range of services for preservation, adaptive use, and rehabilitation of older structures. This conscious effort conserves historic resources and addresses environmental issues facing our country. It is the sincerest form of sustainability and efficient material usage. The compatibility of historic preservation and contemporary use is the key.